His name is Cale Hartmann. He deleted his social media accounts, but you can see him on Funny or Die.

YEP! That was my first thought, “Is she pregnant?” because those hormones can make your head go allll fuzzy.

The United States: A country without a single public museum dedicated to the history of slavery, but numerous museums and memorials dedicated to the glorification of slavers.

Wow he’s being a real Arne, when he should be more of a Hassan. Fellas, don’t be an Arne.

Counterpoint: Not even the first season.

Off the air, hopefully.

When I was four my sister told me that Aunt Jemima was my biological aunt. I didn’t question it for another three years.

I would like to hear you play guitar Maddie.

The cycle is so tight now it’s meaningless. We’ve reached a point of entropy where you can dress in anything and call it a “look”. Fashion is just the pursuit of “cool” which is stupid because coolness is a positional good marked by not trying to be cool. Coming up with new concepts and gimmicks to exploit coolness in…

I feel like we’ve made enough clothes. Like, as a planet, we should probably dial it back a bit. Ever since the 90’s when manufacturing went to to slavery, we’ve been producing more clothing that people can wear. It’s not fair to the workers or other residents of their countries (wage suppression), it’s not fair to…

they were attempting to create clothes that looked literally the same on a human as a hanger so that all the emphasis was placed on the garment rather than on the model, in drastic contrast to the era of the bombshell supermodel where women like Christie Brinkley and Cindy Crawford and Naomi Cambell *were* the show.

A great deal of this inertia strikes me as laziness on the part of the fashion houses.

...is what the modeling industry perpetuates and this is a positive step toward protecting consumers and models who are under enormous social and financial pressure to be as thin as possible.

The real improvement for models will come when underage models are protected by the same laws that protect underage actors—chaperones, tutors, and placement of their earnings into protected savings.

UGH. Like I said upstream- if Sean Penn is suing people who talk about these allegations, why isn’t he suing the police officer who claims to have taken Madonna’s report? The same police officer who said she claimed she didn’t want to file charges because he was already in trouble for physically attacking someone…

Till Death Do Us Part (1989)

Um, the beautiful thing about the variety of commenters here is that everyone can write as s/he sees fit. If you don’t like someone’s style, you could, um, let it go, and, like, move on to the next comment?

I’m saying that she is lying. Abused women try to protect their abusers all of the time. I remember reading something from one of the officers on the scene, years ago. She has said many times that he is/was the love of her life.

Is that a hard “no”?