I’m somewhat aroused right now. Intellectually speaking.

I wouldn’t expect anybody who isn’t Chinese (I won’t say East Asia because she’s also very well-known in Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand) or interested in wuxia/martial arts movies and tv shows from the late 70s-80s to know who she is, but I’d nominate Michelle Yim, an actress from Hong Kong, as best woman any day of…

I’d let you watch, I would invite you
But the queens we use would not excite you

One night in Bangkok makes a hard man humble.

It’s a drag, it’s a bore, it’s really such a pity to be looking at the logo, not looking at the city.

APRIL. GODDAMN. RYAN.

Frederica Wilson, for speaking truth to power and making sure no one diminishes or ignores La David Johnson’s death.

This list is wrong because it does not contain Maxine Waters so I’m gonna go ahead and reclaim my time.

I just finished reading Atwood’s Alias Grace (twenty years later) and it is just stunning. I am so happy that she is getting so much recognition outside of Canada.

I finally got around to reading Atwood’s Alias Grace and my God, can that woman write a beautiful, engrossing, powerful book. She is a treasure.

You know, as someone who generally defends mixing in elements of “low” pop culture with the site’s other coverage, I wouldn’t mind a week of that at all. The site sometimes gets a bit heavy on the reality fare, including a few who I think are more popular with the writers than even the public. I would be happy for a…

I nominate Lily Madigan and Danica Roem.

My Best Aren’t Already Listed:

Maybe thank Hillary. Who went around with pneumonia trying to serve the public.

You’re a dude, aren’t you?

I will never understand the shame people feel with an unflushable.

I am going to reclaim my time spent reviewing that list and point out the notable absence of the Honorable Maxine Waters of California.

A little from Column A and a little Meghan Markle.

Okay was this supposed to be glib or not? Some were smart and heartfelt, the others.... yikes.