*tips hat* Need more good stories of people helping people.

The one that leaves its veterans homeless and destitute so they have to rely on random strangers for even a bare minimum of an existence?

Sounds to me like the studio is safeguarding the project as the Reckoning continues. Bryan Singer must be seriously connected to not have been named thus far (as well as quashing it the last time it was).

I think it may be a combination of homophobia plus there being at least one child victim, but the results end up being odd, especially given the economics incentives. Reshooting House of Cards is a pretty big deal.

“My dad gave me a pink gun so, there’s a lot there.”

I like this a lot; I wish they’d pushed it farther.

Thank you for this. Speaking as an African-American woman who has multiple sclerosis, I have no where else to go. I find it’s the people who are well-off, like Susan Sarandon, who want to implode the system or run away at the first sign of conflict. The problem is they never think about it from the opposite side of…

Fuck this woman. Fuck fuck fuck this woman.

Based on people’s reactions to celebrities who re-home a pet (i.e. Pratt, Dunham, Markle) I suspect there will be a lot of comments unhappy with that advice to LW3, but it’s right and good. That family deserves better than to live with animals that attack them, and those cats deserve to have a home where they don’t…

It’s astonishing how casually this can be mentioned in a televised interview, only to have nothing happen to Rivera in the intervening 20 years.

O’Reilly was costing them a lot of money. And losing a bunch from advertisers walking.

Holy fuck, that was like the Kate McKinnon snl old Hollywood sketch but....real? So disturbing, I feel for her.

I just taught my 7-year-old how to sing along with songs and not say what I like to call the “grown up words”: say “mm-mm” in place of the word or just don’t say anything, as if the word has been bleeped out. Or just don’t sing along at all — there’s nothing wrong with dancing instead.

Funny how so many apologists keep parroting on about “why didn’t these women say anything sooner?”, and apart from the fact that there are a million valid reasons that most victims don’t come forward at the time, there’s also the fact that actually a lot of them did and were utterly ignored because no one gave a shit…

Kids are also learning that there consequences to their actions and if they’re not getting it, then it’s up to their handlers to teach them. I thought we got over respectability policing of black folks.

When I was 14, my favorite song had the phrase “what the hell” in it. I was a weird teen and inexplicably didn’t like saying swear words even as innocuous as “hell” (at least not until later in high school), but I would sing that song to myself a lot, and whenever I came to that line I’d sing, “what the heck.” I just…

So...black people should censor themselves in creating an artwork so white people don’t have to censor themselves while they sing along. Got it.

Batten the hatches, incoming white feminist swarm. Set condition Becky throughout the blog.

Every group does this, but we are the ones who have to censor ourselves? Why?