Do I have an opinion? Yeah, I have an opinion. On Sunday night the entire television-watching world saw one very rich professional lose his shit and assault a colleague in their shared workplace. And the next morning, everyone in the world on social media saw it happen, too.

You can add layers of race, masculinity…

I can’t see the E-E comment you’re replying to, but let me add: a disability is a condition that generally requires accommodations and sometimes protections in law. Baldness is not included in that definition. It’s a condition, but definitely not a disability.

This is my (biased, of course) take- Jada is dealing with her condition by not hiding it. She takes ownership by shaving what’s there and confidently presenting her gorgeous face and beautifully-shaped bald head to the world: to me, that’s a look that says “I’m so beautiful I don’t need hair to be stunning.” And…

If it’s anything like last year- and chances are good it will be- the show will tease BTS’s performance through the entire broadcast, save it for the very end, and yet will deny them the one measly Grammy they’re nominated for. 

Selling personal essays as fact when they’re fiction, or cribbed: not cool., possibly actionable.

Writing a screen-worthy script from knowledge not gained through personal experience: honestly, what’s the big deal?

It still rubs me the wrong way. Um, so to speak.

So... it’s not actually “missionary” sex they’re talking about here. It appears to be just PIV sex. Missionary is just an item on that menu, not the whole diner. 

William, Harry, and Charles’s full official names are literally just “Prince” plus a handful of first names strung together. They can use Mountbatten-Windsor, or Wales, but it’s not required.

In this case it was because the director was casting her in everything, whether she was right for the part or not. She’s a great actor but was not great for that role. 

I can’t believe I know this- or indeed, am going to tell you- but Kate actually doesn’t have a last name. She’s Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. No surname. Her hubs and bro-in-law used “Wales” when needed, on military uniforms or sewn into their underwear or whatever.

In the book, her character is 39.

I just can’t *wait* for true gender equality in the movies, when Chalumet-type male actors are paired as the love interest with grand dames hovering around their mid-50s! Looking at YOU Harrison Ford, Tom Cruise, McConaughey, any iteration of a James Bond actor, etc.

Ugh, she was desperately miscast in that movie. Like I’m supposed to believe a person so fresh-faced as to still have a hint of baby chubbiness in her glowing cheeks is actually a careworn widow in her 40s? Please. 

But farces aren’t scary...

Ye is doing some stalker-level sh*t here. I’m worried for KK. 

I see and accept your explanation, but still would like you to be aware that your comment had a tone of judgement regarding cosmetic procedures. It’s where you said that fat lumps don’t “disfigure” a person, quotation marks yours. That’s not a judgement you can make for a person living with any kind of surgical…

It’s also an accepted risk when one consents to a non-elective procedure, ie life saving surgery. In my opinion as a recipient of many surgeries- one of which literally was “well, *somebody* has to be in the 5% failure rate”- she is no less a victim for having complications from a non-emergency invasive procedure.

Tom Cruise is a good example of excellent cosmetic work, expertly done. There is *no way* a normal-ass short, 59-year old white guy looks like he does, which is a discreetly crag-ified version of his mid-20s prime self. He’s had work done. Lots of it. Maybe he’s got an entire surgery/derm/aesthetic team on retainer;…

Also Korea.

The very worst-case scenario for Pete is that he ends up with an entire comedy album’s worth of new material. So, still a win, really. 

Right? As if she would never *deign* to poke around the gossip pages herself, HEAVENS no. But, you know, “people” Keep Her Informed and so she feels it’s only polite to respond...