I saw someone on Twitter say something to this effect. Basically, this joke would feel like less of a trope if there were actually more Asian representation at the golden globes and in hollywood in general.

I'm thinking how I would feel if Margaret Cho was instead Idris Elba pretending to be a gang member or a terrorist...it's fine for anyone to hate those two groups of people, but the fact that there are such limited roles for POC and many of those roles consist of the "scary, violent, aggressive POC" trope, is racist.…

Lena, is that you?

Girls is the equivalent of Miley Cyrus; trying to get attention via "shock value" to the point where every "shocking" thing makes people yawn because it's so predictable. And yes, over-privileged white girls that are out of touch with reality.

aw man look at this sweetheart

So this North Korean stuff is like mega racist right? I feel incredibly uncomfortable.

People only hate her for her appearance? Are there no valid reasons to hate her?

Besides her sitting down, what does that show? I'm not seeing anything but that.

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Meryl Streep in Manhattan (1979) She's so beautiful in that movie it hurts to look at her

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that I think it's shitty and unacceptable for anyone to leave their kids behind.

A lot of people are giving him slack for this statement right here from this interview:

So sorority members are pissed because these women give their organizations a bad name, yet they're sending death threats? Stay classy. Also, the Greek org's reputation was ruined a long time ago. Not sure why we should respect them with all the hazing that goes on.

I have been saying this for decades; Madonna is....

remember the time

Right wingers seem to be obsessed with Bey-Z. Guess they can't stand a black couple worth about a billion dollars combined. It probably ANGERS Mike Huckabee that a black rapper who was a former crack dealer and a black woman who is unapologetic about her sexuality are richer than him. They would rather see black…

This isn't remotely surprising. At my freshman convocation at Temple in 2004, his talk included advice to students that if you're drunk you need a lawyer present to have sex, and something along the lines of "hey guys, she's gotta sign the papers first."

hate... the... spice girls?!