I'm not down with the idea of boycotting every Anne Hathaway movie or whatever and trying to establish Anne Hathaway-body types as unnatural and unhealthy. Because her body isn't unnatural and unhealthy. Neither are Amy Schumer's or Adele's.

Attraction and acceptance is a very important distinction to make. People like seeing people on screen they are attracted to. You can increase the general audience's acceptance of non-Hollywood body types by featuring those more prominently. Increasing the attraction is a lot harder to do though. That's whhy we will…

I do not appreciate the discrimination of cat sweaters.

She's talented and beautiful but her choices in roles are way too uneven and inconsistent to make her a star.

Why?

I never had the misfortune to see this movie but the framework (desperate director pitches horrible, scatological ideas which are surprisingly turned into movies with big name actors) suggests that it may be some kind of on-the-nose satire of the crap Hollywood churns out. But maybe even that is too highbrow for this…

I assume Kristen Bell's movie career is done with trying to take off, huh?

I have the pleasure to live in Berlin, which is one of the best places in the world. But Berlin is really not representative of Germany. It is this magical, free-spirited, multicultural place within a provincial, stuck-up, money-driven wasteland that is most of the rest of Germany. Many Berliners would rather leave…

Plenty of american and israeli guys had the pleasure to pop into my gas chamber, if you know what I mean. So I think I've paid off my portion of our national dues.

My advice for her would be to watch Claude Lanzmann's Shoah and take a guided tour through a concentration camp. Real boner killer. Seriously, don't drag genocide into your kinks.

As a gay, socialist german guy I can only repeat the sentiment: Not in six million years. It's not like all germans are hyperapologist and feel responsible for the Holocaust. It's because we heard too many horrific Holocaust stories in our lives to consider this ugliest chapter of humankind as something sexy or fun.…

Or…the writing could just be better. You know, (valid) criticism exists to improve things. As a writer I'd be happy with passionate, TV loving journalists chiming in and pointing out potential flaws, so I can consider if they're onto something and maybe improve my story, avoid mistakes in storytelling in the future…

Still mad. I mean it's not even much of a cliffhanger. A great cliffhanger tickles the imagination and opens up whole new possibilities for a show to think about. This one just hangs there lazily. One of them is dead. Does it really matter who? Character deaths are rarely a big, show-altering deal on TV, especially…

Sasha's attitude towards Abraham went from "Ok then, maybe we can give this a try" to "let's have lots of babies" within about two days and zero scenes. The multilayered and authentic character development of this show never stops to impress.

Suggestions:
- A tense hour of Enid escaping the closet
- Gabriel changing Judith's diapers made suspenseful through camera angles

I could have lived with that cliffhanger, mainly because I definitely can see how tempting it was for the writers to end on that note. But then there was the rest of the season which I thought was fine apart from some glaring fuck ups: the dumpster rolling, the completely payoff-less mid season finale, etc. This show…

Space Pants wasn't funny. Not even the audience laughed. No idea why Dennis Perkins loved it.

It's a horribly regressive and ageist notion that female singers above 40 are considered old hags who shouldn't make modern pop music in sexy outfits anymore. Stefani can certainly pull it off (she's not a very good singer live though). She doesn't have to wear elegant gowns and sing old jazz standards yet, which is a…

She really should stop upvoting herself….on the other hand upvoting yourself is kind of Rivers Cuomo style.

I think for your own mental health you should stop making music when you release 10 albums and for the last 5 albums you had to drum up interest with desperate statements like "It's as good as the first few ones. For real this time!".