I actually agree with @GuybrushThreepwoodMightyPirate:disqus that we are too quick to judge based on anecdotal evidence. Saying "I don't know if he's guilty or not and it's not for me to say." is a pretty valid way of viewing most thirdhand situations, in my opinion.

Yeah but this time it doesn't feel like there's a lot more to the story that isn't being presented. Nothing about her account of the situation is difficult to imagine.

Sorry, we don't have time to defend other minorities. This is what people have decided to care about.

Something tells me that hosting Tony awards would not be the best place for someone just accused of homophobia, no matter how baseless the charge.

Are you trying to make a joke at the expense of one-eyed people?

Has there ever been a more beautiful same-sex male couple in television history? I certainly can't think of one.

And I'm sorry, but casting Jason Mamoa wouldn't have been a lot better. Yes he is Hawaiian but it would still look weird considering how much lighter his skin is than the subject of the film. In my opinion it would still look like whitewashing.

I think the amount of roles for actors of Hispanic descent far outweighs the amount of roles for little people. Not saying that makes it perfect but still.

I might have been a Ghost in the Shell apologist but this is pretty indefensible. When it's a real person from history you should really do your best to get details like their race correct.

Jaime Murray is one of my favorite actors because she elevates everything that she's in. The CW should snatch her up and make her the Big Bad of a season of The Flash or Arrow (or iZombie, could you fucking imagine?!)

You don't name your kid "Justin Jackson" if you don't want him to be a con man.

Blade Runner is one of my many film-based cultural blindspots but the trailer looked really cool. I appreciated the amount of female characters that look like they'll have some importance to the story.

Then welcome to your first day on the internet.

Well it's nice that you included some progressive sentiments in there but you're still an asshole. Here's some hot T: No one cares if you like looking at Lena Dunham naked. Shockingly enough this article is not about whether gross internet dudes find her attractive.

I think it's great! I don't think she's a horrible person for saying dumb things sometimes (most of which she takes back) and I love her work. Tiny Furniture is still one of the best theatre experiences I've had.

Ah yes, The Hypocrite's Guide to Tolerating Intolerance.

I disagree that the joke wasn't about fellatio, but I still don't find it offensive or homophobic.

As long as it's not a lesbian nipple. Because that would be offensive to lesbians! That's how this works, right?

Or that they think that saying "cock holster" is the ultimate act of aggression versus LGBT people. It doesn't just miss the forest, it misses the trees too.

Almost as if she didn't make it for sexist assholes.