Plus, Christina Applegate is a shitty example to use as a teen actress with a sexy image, because that image was a costume that was chosen for her as part of her job (and the part of her job that she hated).

He is apparently very good at making money.

That’s just her opinionation.

this supposedly helps you shed water weight by making you persperate

Grey person here. I try to post insightful comments but I know that barely anyone will see them. I’m black on most of the other Kinja sites but not here, for some weird reason. Maybe they just don’t like me?

I dunno. When Man on the Moon and the Larry Flynt movie were out a lot of critics showered major praise on her acting. I think there’s even an embarrassing quote from Roger Ebert that suggested the greatest legacy of grunge might turn out to be Love’s acting career.

Libraryanne was a savior. One of my first follows as well as followers. She like many others made the switch to Twinja. I wish they would come back and help improve these comment sections, but I understand why they stay away.

I’ve been in the greys for 8 years, basically. I don’t usually read anything until evening, so if I reply, no one’s going to see it. Also, I’m not that clever or witty, but it sure would be nice to be able to be part of conversations on here, for once.

Getting out of the greys is so hard. We have to comment early and have to be twice as clever as everyone else or have a totally unique comment to get recognition. If we don’t come up with a great comment quickly we’re likely to get buried and ignored. I wish there wasn’t the regular organic comments from certain…

Because a man (Ronan Farrow) finally stood up and said, “Hey folks, look what’s happening!” A man always has to validate a woman’s claim of abuse before they can be believed.

Women are NOT surprised that it has taken this long.

Paul Feig? The MRAs are convinced he’s part of a feminist conspiracy because he makes movies with women, and his favourite colour is purple (they insist his mother raised him as a woman). He seems secure in his masculinity.

He’s not ugly, haven’t you read Seagal’s totally-not-written-by-himself IMDB bio which describes him as “boyishly handsome”?

Tom Hanks? The Rock?

Is it such a revelation that men in a position of power in Hollywood (or anywhere...) are predatory?

It’s really not confusing. Instead of whispers and vague rumors, victims are stepping forward and naming names.

I think the point is that they aren’t going to get away with it anymore. Except the president, of course.

And now ‘asian throne’ joins the list

“Creepy,” and “Kimono-clad,” are just sort of implied in anything involving Steven Seagal.

Paltrow & Jolie are from Hollywood families. If Blythe Danner’s daughter and John Voight’s daughter didn’t feel comfortable speaking up for fear of repercussions, what does that tell you about the level of power Harvey Weinstein had over the entertainment industry? I hope this illustrates for people how deep this…