She's been working regularly. I just saw her in a new comedy where she plays a nun opposite Aubrey Plaza and Kate Micucci. It's really good.

Ha! He's done so much fucked up shit the fact that he defrauded his supporters slipped my mind.

Announcements of his criminal conviction for harassment and doxxing would be cool too.

Her commitment to bits is legendary. Steve Agee tells the story of how they would pretend that she hates him and would make scenes at parties/events that they were both at (storming out, etc.).

To be clear, CPAC was totes enthusiastic about Milo's racism, transphobia, neo-Nazi hate speech and bullying. What broke them (and Simon and Schuster and everyone else happy to do business with fascists) was only the republicizing of Milo's defense of pedophilia.

Yeah, that's kind of where I'm at. It's my hang up that I need to work on.

I get what you're saying but I never read Lapkus' characters' sexuality that way compared to, say, Natasha Leggero's,

Same here. I was waiting for Marnie to wake up in the back seat of the car or something.

Hannah's starting to get out of her bubble but I read it as a big step backwards that she's helping hide her friend's affair from her other friend. She just went through an experience of her best friend betraying her with her ex-boyfriend. And now she's helping to set up Ray for the same hurt that she just suffered.

I have no interest in Pete Holmes and I actively hate Artie Lange but I gave this a shot anyway. I still have no interest in Pete Holmes' quest for adulthood but I'll watch for the struggling comedian showbiz stuff and Lauren Lapkus. I think I'd already prefer watching a spinoff with Lapkus and her art teacher…

I was genuinely shocked by that. She's joined a short list of stand ups/comic actresses (what up, Kate Micucci?) that I never expected to ever do nude/sex scenes. I don't know if it's because of their public/stage personas being "unsexy" or asexual or my own preconceptions/hang ups about on screen nudity and sexual…

Intelligent, but still intellectually vacuous. Their arguments for conservatism hold as little water as Trump's arguments against reality. They just used bigger words to sound more serious.

I missed the part where Kesha was rallying a lynch mob to go after "Dr." Luke. As far as I know she's just trying to get out of having to work with her alleged rapist.

Especially when the rapist is a good swimmer or can throw a football really far.

If your coworker told you that their car got stolen by their neighbor, would you withhold judgment or sympathy until the neighbor was convicted in a court of law? Would you start questioning whether she even had a car, was just trying to get insurance money or just making excuses for why she was late to work? No?…

You beat me to it with a lot more brevity. Hat's off to you!

Allow me to clarify. Whenever it's pointed out that we (Westerners, mostly) live in a culture that doesn't take sexual assault seriously (accusers are met with skepticism on a different level from other crimes, conviction rate is depressingly low, etc.), i.e. "rape culture," a very common retort is "if you want to…

"he could easily make all of this stop if he would just let her out of her contract"

Shosh and Ray need to be platonic hetero life mates. Anything to get away from Marnie's clutches. Also, are they ever going to acknowledge the fact that Ray is an elected city official?

Read the headline and thought "Oh, they're finally making a movie about Greta Garbo's WWII anti-Nazi activity, which included facilitating spy meetings" because that's a little-known interesting story that touches on WWII, Hollywood, Nazis and lesbian power circles. And then I remembered it wasn't Garbo. It was…