Literally the only people I’ve seen mention the wigs are “snarky” pop culture websites like AVC and their comment sections.

Certainly, if cops aren’t trained to deescalate situations outside of crime (i.e mental crises), it’s doubtful they know how to handle children.

This is why feminism advises self sufficiency and warns against legal entanglements that increase dependency upon others.  Weakness is not admirable.

That was a lot of words. Trump’s place in politics, of course, *does* affect others. So it makes perfect sense to work against that end result. A comic having a documentary on a streaming service most people don’t subscribe to does not affect someone as long as they don’t have to watch it. Which, of course, they don’t.

An airtight, rock-solid justification for why you, personally, should not have to watch the documentary. But there are, of course, be people who will try to impose some sort of pressure campaign on Paramount/Showtimes/whoever to drop the documentary altogether. Those are the ones I’m taking issue with.

thanks to installments that are less than 30 minutes long

I guess the question isnt really if he was an asshole or not, it’s if Olivia fired him for being an asshole. From his receipts it looks like she wanted him to stay on the movie and turned on him after the fact to look good to the media

So it kind of looks like Shia might have been an asshole and that is why Pugh did not want to work with him. Then he quit because he couldnt rehearse with them. OR maybe it was just scheduling conflicts (sure). But either way it his receipts make it sound like Olivia wanted him to stay and was trying to convince Pugh…

I would be an asshole too if some bitch was lying to the media about firing me.

She’s a lying cheater herself. So shitheads all around in this situation.

Trying to capitalize off the abuse that Shia LeBouf committed for brownie points, then getting immediately called out is a pretty rough look for Olivia Wilde.

What a dishonestly toxic, lying, and manipulative person this is.

Shia LaBeouf is an actual nightmare, but he has receipts this time. Emails, texts and video he sent to Variety that does seem to suggest he was quitting or he was fired but she tried to bring him back. 

He can’t make amends. I just don’t think that that is appropriate to even try. If someone sexually assaulted me, I’d never forgive him and I wouldn’t want a personal apology.

Holy shit, you had me at David Alan Grier.

Reading anything about Louis CK from the AV Club is like reading a celebrity obituary: the article is 95% written at any given time, with all the foregone judgments, and only a few dates and proper nouns are added at publishing time.

A lot of people seem more bothered by Louis being able to overcome his cancellation than by what he did to get cancelled. They’re threatened by the idea that someone could have the money and expertise to produce himself. Chappelle, Musk, C.K., Rogan, etc can platform themselves and those who believe they should remain…

“zero problem maintaining a similar level of success to what they had before”

His last two specials he released were hilarious. He pokes fun at what he did. He knows what he did was really messed up. 

With Futurama coming back again I don’t know why anyone even uses the term ‘cancel culture’ anymore.