If that’s true, then why are so few movies/shows with LGBTQIA characters successful? Love, Simon only made $40 million at the box office. Looking was canceled after two seasons on HBO. Pose is being watched by only half a million people every Sunday. I am a member of the LGBT community and I am well aware that we are…

Who’s upset? You’re the one “pitching a bitch fit online.”

Please show me ONE instance of a straight couple having their photo removed from Instagram.

I live for that day as well, but it will never happen. Why do you think Tom Cruise hasn’t seen his daughter in years? Katie Holmes signed a NDA in exchange for him staying the fuck away from Suri for the rest of her life.

But... the sequel didn’t have to take place 1-2 days after the first movie. Pixar chose to do that.

And also (this is my opinion) the idea that you have to go to meetings every week for the REST OF YOUR LIFE. I’ve struggled with alcoholism before, and the thought of talking/thinking/dreaming about alcohol as much as people in AA do just sounds exhausting.

From the production company’s website:

Mean Girls

Ummm... she’s the most successful female rapper of all time.

I’ll bet there’s a tight little loophole for them to slither out of.

So, you’re not only against surrogacy (even though most surrogates are not the biological mother of the child they’re carrying) but adoption as well?

Freaky Friday is a little comedic gem. Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan are both so good at playing each other.

In fact it sounds more like something you’d do to clean up a narrative fuckup.

2) I think it’s pretty obvious that what Clay did was irresponsible. Even impressionable young adults can figure that one out. And the Beyond the Reasons special (that Netflix suggest you watch after the last episode) has interviews with several different specialists, and they made it very clear that that was the…

They make it very clear in season two that Hannah did NOT kill herself as an act of revenge against her classmates.

That is TERRIFYING. Thanks for that new fear. But mostly I’m just scared of falling out of a roller coaster. I always triple check to make sure I’m strapped in all the way.

The retail store I work at prints an inch-long “receipt” every single time a cashier logs off from the computer. This happens probably a hundred times a day at least. And we don’t even have recycling. It drives me insane.

“It was really a reality TV show. That’s not what I signed up for,” Harlow said on WWHL.

I’m talking about all the teenagers who just turned 18 or are about to turn 18. The March For Our Lives movement has really ignited their fury and they’ve gotten a lot of young people to register to vote. It *seems* like that generation is ready for change.

I don’t believe that. Not with four years of new, young voters who are passionate and pissed off.