Thanks A.D. ...good piece. Went on Twitter to see what others have to say and it was well worth it.

I don’t think these men are choosing a doll over a woman, they’re choosing a doll because it’s their best option.

I met him once when I was volunteering at a festival! Very nice, extremely polite, and we honestly didn’t know it was him until he had walked away. This was Hangover-era, and he seemed like he just wanted to blend into the crowd and enjoy a po-boy (he did a good job of it as far as I could tell).

“Now, before the ashen, stay-at-home sons rise from their pallets and come after me like White Walkers, let me make a few points.”

This. I got into an argument with a male friend. He asked what he could do. I said step in next time you see a woman catcalled on the street or bothered at a bar or touched on the subway. He said ok. I asked him a month later if he’s done it. He said no. He said he didn’t witness any sexism. We live in New York City…

That shit holds up, nay, gets better with age. Go watch it immediately.

I was in a group discussing the #MeToo movement, and a guy asked what he could do. Someone told him to stop being silent when he saw or heard bullshit from other guys. I said, “Yeah, you play the ‘humorless bitch’ once in a while so that a woman doesn’t have to do it and be told that she’s the only one there with a…

Yeah, remember when he was totally blind and at death’s door and multiple people had to help him down the sidewalk? What an amazing recovery! His doctors must be very, very good!

Because we’re in The Bad Place.

Before each category, someone from Price Waterhouse whispers the winner’s name into a microphone, and it appears on the screen, but only for the viewers at home.

A year later and I’m still annoyed. I love both La La Land and Moonlight, but a film like Moonlight never wins Best Picture. It should’ve had the time and lack of ambiguity to really savor the moment, to let the rest of us savor the moment of a small queer black film, of a painful and melancholic film, becoming Best…

I still don’t understand why the Envelope Guardians had access to their cell phones and social media in the first place. Taking pictures of celebs backstage, specifically Emma Stone, is creepy and invasive, especially when that guy was supposed to be working! Apparently this guy had been star fucking for years at the…

Honestly that was the best tv moment in a long ass time. I felt bad for a hot second for the La La Land guys but it just felt like a surreal triumph that Moonlight beat La La Land. I was sick as hell that night but we were starving so stopped to grab something to eat and it was on the tv, volume on. We were about to…

I had my first and only abortion on January 20, 2003, two days before the 30th anniversary of Roe v Wade. This was not lost on me, even back then as a 19 year old. I still haven’t told my parents, and I’m not sure I ever will. They’re not really judgmental or religious. I’m not sure why I don’t feel comfortable…

“She broke my heart when she said, full of uncharacteristic emotion and sentimentality, ‘Well, I’m just wondering if I’m the worst mother in the world that you felt like you couldn’t tell me.’”

Not that important, but it wasn’t in the opening segment of the show but about 65% of the way through before the final commercial and segment. I happened to be watching, unfortunately. I’ve been able to mildly enjoy hate watching this knob, but after this nonsense, it’s off the DVR.

Seriously. What an absolute bitch she’s being. Also, if we’re being real, maybe Megyn should lead by example and talk about what she’s had done b/c most ~50 year olds don’t look like her with no work, either.

I hope Jane ignores her and lets her well-earned legacy speak for itself. The last thing we need more of these days is actually eating up the shit crazy people keep dishing out.

This isn’t going to end well for Megyn Kelly... She’s not good at putting together critiques that don’t take days/weeks to plan out (like this one of Jane Fonda) and she’s not on Fox anymore (this won’t fly with a more progressive demographic).

The whole Hanoi Jane thing was a setup. She was a pretty naive peace protester who jumped at the opportunity to show the North Vietnamese as human beings who wanted peace as much as people in the US did. The North Vietnamese exploited this by cajoling her to pose on a anti-aircraft gun.