“Nah, let’s blackball her because she won’t fuck me.”

Not quite related, but there’s this guy who has worked for our company for almost the entirety of his career. His employment is measured in decades. While he doesn’t sexually harass women, he does have a reputation of bullying, belittling, and demeaning women (and people who are not white, but that’s another issue enti…

That was my takeaway too. It’s not that they minded what he was doing, it’s that they didn’t want him doing it so close to the President.

I think she occupies the position directly between a rock and a hard place. She may be contractually obligated to do promotion for this film and she’s chosen to do so in a way that doesn’t dismiss or ignore Parker’s actions. Perhaps she’s implying that both the film and the controversy it generated because of Parker’s…

Slightly OT, but every time I see the name “Dwayne Wade,” I think it says “Dwayne Wayne” (aka Kadeem Hardison) for a split second. Used to have a crush on that nerd.

What a thoughtful op-ed. I wish we could take some of the onus off parents and institute mandatory sex education classes in school that address affirmative consent along with other sex and health-related issues. If every young person understood the difference between “yes” and “no,” at least we’d begin to establish a…

I think Union went about this the best she possibly could have. I have no doubt that there is not a disingenuous bone in her body. Her horrific experience speaks for itself. So many times, again and again, celebrities are inundated with enormous pressure to speak in bland and benign ways, never giving away too much of…

Wow, very well said Gabrielle Union.

I can’t imagine the psychological position of having filmed a rape scene informed by one’s own experiences and then to find out that the writer and director who helped create it were also accused of rape. Moral vertigo.

People forget about the Swift Boat and John Kerry thing. Republicans love veterans *so much* they'd tell a Purple Heart recipient he didn't deserve it and was a coward. SMH

It is not a stretch to argue that Ailes is largely responsible for, among other things, the selling of the Iraq War, the Swift-boating of John Kerry, the rise of the tea party, the sticking power of a host of Clinton scandals, and the purported illegitimacy of Barack Obama’s presidency.

Eh, they thought he was awful but not awful enough to do anything about it, not awful enough to say, no you don’t get to continue your career trajectory, and apparently some were just awful enough that they were in on it with him. Note, the stories where he said they had to have sex with him and whoever he says…

It’s not that easy. Some of these women now complaining about sexual harassment are the same ones denying the importance of speaking and working against campus rape, abortion rights, even sexual harassment in the workplace. These women are victims but some of them also pushed misogyny in their day jobs. Can’t help but…

How awful do you have to be for other men in the 1960s to think you were awful?

How likely is it that Trump will claim he’s never met Ailes?

“One of them came back down after a meeting, and the makeup on her nose and chin was gone.”

Yeah.

Whatever you think of her choices to work for Fox News for as long as she did or her political views, good on Gretchen Carlson.

Some people, many people are saying he’s an actual total piece of shit. It’s what I’ve heard from some very smart people, good people. I don’t know if he’s an actual piece of shit or not. I’m just saying I’ve head he is an actual piece of shit. Who knows.

“I think you and I should have had a sexual relationship a long time ago, and then you’d be good and better and I’d be good and better. Sometimes problems are easier to solve that way...”