Basically this show is a case study in why institutional racism in Hollywood isn’t going anywhere for a long time. Almost everybody in the room was a white guy, almost all the applicants were white guys, and what did they do? They hired a white guy. Because apparently accounting for a different perspective in hiring a…

[Internally screaming]

Her reaction to his “you bring up diversity in the casting of the film, not the casting of the show” comment was awesome. She literally said, “Woo! Ok.” With this expression of “Did this guy REALLY JUST SAY THAT?”

What a perfect reaction face.

But the cynical side of me thinks it was included because he felt he had made his point well and wanted the world to hear it.

I don’t want to give too many identifying details, but in addition to other weirdness, his pubic hair was allegedly as long and fine as the hair on my friend’s head.

In the full interview she’s just grinning afterwards, waiting for the interviewer to say something. And the interviewer just continues along like it’s a reasonable answer hahaha.

I don’t know what you heard about me
But a bitch can’t get a dollar out of me
No Cadillac, no perms, you can’t see
That I’m a motherfucking P-I-M-P

Just coming here to say that a friend of mine is on Raya and she legitimately used it to score the weirdest weekend with Matthew Perry.

One question about that study saying that people are increasingly choosing mates from a similar socio-economic class....isn’t that just because in 1960 women didn’t attend college at the same rate as men, and even if they did, they were unlikely to earn high salaries?

Oh my god, it’s worse than I thought.

In other words: “Boring, Wealthy, Basic seeks same”?

so white and bland. like licking the glue on a back of an envelope. there is nothing to be jealous about if you aren’t invited to this bullshit lol

What designer thought that was a smart ad with the men standing in line? If I’m not mistaken, isn’t that picture during the Great Depression? Which is pretty fucked up, is it supposed to be ironic or funny? I am confused.

Interesting that a bunch of rich douchebags would use a photo from the early 1900s with men waiting in line either to get a job or at a soup kitchen.

I think I’m going to watch Mad Max: Fury Road yet again.

It’s a logic sort of on par with “Because in certain situations Banks will let you have money, robbing a bank is essentially just disagreeing on the repayment terms of a loan”.

Really sick of editors consistently choosing to elevate women that endorse sexist opinions, minorities with racist opinions, etc while silencing other minority voices for being “controversial.” It’s the media equivalent of claiming to have one black friend.

“I’m not one of those women who believe rape victims are at fault because they dressed too provocatively or misled some randy guy into thinking it was his lucky night.

I LOVE how the dog in the second video made sure he got in the picture. Kind of like ‘Oi Alan, no WAY are you getting a selfie with Tom Hardy without me!’