Adding to your point, I remember about 1 in 10 college professors being little god-kings who demanded adherence to their order in their classroom, and English professors were the fucking worst offenders. 

It smacks of entitlement because they are entitled to be there. That’s what you pay tuition and class fees for. To attend class.

I’m not opposed to plastic surgery. I’ve had a little done myself.

“Perhaps the male fans of the NFL aren’t ready for men wearing makeup and glammed out crop tops. But that doesn’t really matter. The men of NFL cheerleading are doing things their way now.”

Something I learned from this interview was that this was the first-ever all-Black Oscars production team. Which meant these folks and Chris Rock had to decide if America was going to see one of the most famous Black men in the world be taken out in cuffs by the LAPD. I do not fault them at all for not wanting that to…

Exactly. There won’t be a union contract in the next 3 years, I’d bet. Amazon is going to pull all the tricks, and even then, who knows what the future holds for the union if they can’t get that contract.

It also feels like shock. How could you make such a huge decision in that moment? Its not just a slap - its a slap millions of people watched and you’re in a room surrounded by Hollywood. That must have been immense pressure to just try and stop the madness. If it took place in a bar, Chris Rock may have made a…

It’s basically the celebrity equivalent of using a coupon for lasik surgery or $20 tattoo day. Sure, sure they did some work but now you need to go back and pay them to do something else...

“We did all.....all the, y’know.....sex stuff. In and out, on top, behind-wise. It was such a freak scene. There was so much freaky sexing going on that you’d be like ‘OMGs, can this get any sex freakier?’. And the answer is no, it can’t get more sexified and freaked than it was during the adult party.”

This family was on an episode of Below Deck (original) as guests. Between that season and the previous season Captain Lee lost one of his son’s to addiction. Somehow the topic presented itself and watching the captain and this family discuss their loss throughout the episode was heartbreaking. It was a very different…

I think the thing that absolutely sealed it for me was when my mom said she raised me better than to be atheist.

Lol tried to sound cool and got sent to the principal’s office.

Just like it’s almost exclusively straight couples who have kids who turn out to be queer. Brainwashing your kids and keeping them in a bubble only works for so long, in many cases.

what the evangelicals don’t get is that THEY are the breeders of atheists. the conservative household is a perfect environment for little rebels (hi 👋) 

A member of Trump’s administration has an implicitly white nationalist ideology? I’m shocked.

It’s one thing to discuss makeup or outfit choices, but the reason many people with conditions like alopecia are sensitive about their appearance is because people make fun or call attention to it. It’s so embarrassing! You can be as open and “proud” of your condition as you are able but one flip comment or “joke” can…

Writers and online commenters’ desperation to somehow frame this as an antagonistic white vs black racial thing is hilarious aka fucking gross.

It’s the same criticism I had of St Vincent in her last publicity tour, but I don’t understand celebrities who mine their personal shit for publicity, but then also get offended that people talk about it. Don’t want people to ask about your dad? Don’t promote an album about your dad that you’re selling for profit.…

If you watch that back and forth where Will Smith is uncontrollably screaming and swearing- you can almost see the wheels turning in Chris Rock’s mind. At first he says, “It was a “GI Jane” joke!” Then it looks like he was going to say something else and thought better of it. Then Smith yells at him again and Rock…

And to think Jezebel was worried about *white people* weighing in...