That commenter is like an itch in the private area.

Please go away and troll elsewhere. You're acting like herpes.

I LOVED More. I started reading it in my 30s (to see what was ahead) and loved that it wasn’t all boyfriends and first jobs, nor frumpy moms. It dared to suggest that life actually is good into your 50s and beyond. Which was nice to hear, when so much else tell woman that you’re done at 40. It’s downfall was targeting…

More was a magazine? I thought it was only a super-slim cigarette made for The Ladies.

I wonder if she could side step her contract by basically forming a new band. Or a project like Lip$ha.

I would say give your money to The Witch (haven't seen it yet but heard good things about it), but if you're into that sort of movie maybe see The Witch and time it so you can sneak into Gods of Egypt afterward?

I mean if a white Scotsman can’t authentically play a God of Egypt...WHO CAN?

I am actually really excited to see it, mostly because I love these types of cheesy, batshit crazy “historical” films a la Clash/Wrath of the Titans, Immortals, etc. Shannara Chronicles is currently one of my favorite TV shows. But I will not pay to see it.

Bet it was the same person who thought they could get a franchise out of the Clash of the Titans remake.

I strongly suspect that this movie was doomed to be a disastrous flop regardless of the skin colors of its cast. The poor casting just amps up the schadenfreude.

Bad news for historical epics. I’m beginning to lose hope I can get funding for my upcoming Shaka Zulu biopic . And that’s with Miles Teller already attached for the lead.

They didn’t greenlight this film with the thought of having one film. They greenlit it hoping to get three films out of this.

And they aren’t worried about all gathering in ONE PLACE under their real names with no sort of attempt at subterfuge where the government and the bar association and the intergalactic dracos can easily orchestrate a “terrorist” explosion??!?

As a father of four children, a huge help to me at calming the heck down about my children’s safety was reading the book The Gift of Fear and the follow-up Protecting the Gift, by Gavin de Becker. He does a great job of giving proper context to parental fears (i.e. your child is dramatically more likely to die of a…

Are you me? I was molested when I was young and it did sometimes make me question relationships with men in my life. I had a male piano teacher that 75% of the time I really liked and was my favorite intructor and then 25% of the time I was worried was going to hurt me. Even though he was very nice and never have me…

I’ve been in a lot of therapy too because of being abused by my grandfather (and other things), and the pain never goes away unfortunately. But, I was able to work through my experiences, and I was able to have a normal, sexual relationship with my husband. But things still linger. My partner is the only one I feel…

Sounds similar to me. I’m an elementary teacher and I’m so scared of myself becoming some creepy sex-having pervert alá Mary Kay Latourneau (even though I KNOW I would never do that and that it’s wrong) that it’s gotten to the point where some days I’m petrified to get near them (ex: most little kids love hugs, but if…

Aaaah, aching so much for you right now. I had therapy on and off for 35 years. Seems like it's an ongoing healing for me.

Yeah, I get that. We were physically abused at home, so that made it pretty much hopeless for me to report when I started being sexually abused. It definitely makes trust very difficult with everyone, no matter who it is.

I compared the Bowie story to drunk driving. Just because it doesn’t seem like there were any victims in this particular encounter, it doesn’t mean that what he did wasn’t wrong. I’m glad Lori Maddox has nothing but good feelings about everything that transpired, but Bowie was the adult in the situation, and he was…