Dear Anderson Cooper, my beautiful, silver-haired, Elf Prince: Your calm, cool intelligence under pressure is matched only by the icy tranquility of your piercing blue eyes.

I opened my post with "In the context of a society where Christianity is the major religion", so it was clear I wasn't speaking globally. I explicitly pointed out that in cultures where Christianity is a minority religion, the same logic applies, meaning that it should be protected from the majority religion the same…

I can't believe I didn't know about space cat gifs until now! I had stuff to do today too...clearing my schedule for cat gifs again...

In the context of a society where Christianity is the majority religion, it's not the same. Just like acknowledging that reverse racism is not and cannot be equal to actual racism because of the cultural context, we have to make the distinction between minority religions that, in our culture are vulnerable to bigotry,…

That's sweet. They're sweet. The whole damn thing was sweet, and I'm glad to hear it was as sweet to participate in as it was to watch.

I'm conflicted. On one hand this may be the stupidest music video I've ever seen. On the other hand, allowing religious groups to influence pop culture and the media is a slippery slope.

Well-played.

There can be only one silver fox.

Someone isn't going to Motherboy this year.

Arrested Development GIFs do improve my day, a hell of a lot more that seeing an entire article on Jez about Farrah Abraham continuing to be awful. I don't see how you can make the jump from "I don't find this show funny" to "Everyone who does is terrible". If GIFs upset you this much then you are on the wrong…

Not exactly mom-specific, but this reminds me of a Scandal clip posted on Jezebel a while back where Lisa Kudrow gave a pretty amazing speech about the portrayal of women in politics. Phoebe Buffay nails it!

That's Congresswoman Bimbo to you, sir!

Don't get me wrong, I'm all for people not using the internet for death threats, but it's been happening since the dawn of social media, and I highly doubt internet trolls are going to stop because Ashleigh Banfield says so.

Are you seriously trying to argue that being falsely accused of rape is worse than being raped by comparing the experience of the falsely accused to the experience of women who were raped? That's some seriously circular logic.