I’m not talking about the Beatles, asshole! I’m talking about John Lennon’s solo career.

It’s more like she addresses the deeper meaning of her identity, through sex. She was not a young woman when her first albums were put out, and you wouldn’t listen to the music and think she was. To me, the sex of her music is less about sex and more about the roles people play, how we’re expected to respond, what it…

I’ll tell you this... Yoko Ono is the reason I ever gave John Lennon’s music a listen in the first place. I thought, she saw something special in him, so I’ll try hard to see what that could be.

The cola logo gives it a little extra oomph even! With the green and the red bands

And it just goes to show you how talented Nicolas Cage is, that he can juggle the methods and the roles all at once, so many per year

Awesome reply GEORGE!!! Show them that you have some class to you

Another one is “Smilla’s Sense of Snow,” in which Julia Ormond so subtly plays an Inuit detective.

Social skills are just that—skills. Skills involve rules. One rule is “don’t obviously check out other people below the neck.”

YOU RUN THE WORLD!

They should have paid for their meal, then given the hit as a gift!! Jerks

I like it when he like surveys the audience and then holds back his laughter and gets all serious.

That is true, but 1) doesn’t it add entertainment value? (as in $$ for media) and 2) reporters can’t tell ballers what to do! And 3) this baby is a star, and 4) she just dunked on all of those stuffy editors and 5) it’s so great that Steph Curry is shining a light on the issue of childcare for working parents.

Oh my god. Her little sweater tied around her shoulders! What an awesome babe. Please do your best for Freddie Gray ma’am

Dear Men,

I just want to say that I am a US f and I know exactly what you mean about penises.

I call my cat Chewbacca because she has that crappy little raspy voice. I love my Chewy

I take it as more of a comment on the fact that a father has so much power over a daughter. Not that he would magically absorb common sense by the relation, but more like “damn... I’d hate to see how you treat your kid.”

Brad Renfro. I was at a punk house party in Oakland in the mid-00’s and he showed up with a posse of jocks. During one set, a member of his entourage spilled half of their cup of beer on me while also elbowing me. Brad Renfro then turned to his buddy, who soaked me, and, while sizing me up, said “it’s no big deal.” On…

He is the male version of “crazy girls are great lays”

For me, it’s all down to the early-00’s Jack In The Box campaign where Jack proudly exclaims “chip-a-TOP-le!”