Jezebel should be embarrassed by this click-bait garbage.

But both kids are black...

IT’S NOT BLACKFACE. Blackface is something used to mock. This kid will never be seen on the screen. This is a perfectly normal case where the stand-in needed make-up to match the actor’s skin tone. Look people, proper stage lighting is different for light and dark skin. That’s not racism, that’s just physics. And…

You have no idea how film production works if you think Rogen had anything to do with this, or even knew about it.

[T]he stand-in for child actor Keith L. Williams and reported that the film had used brown makeup to darken the stand-in actor’s face. (Both Williams and the stand-in are black.)

Title: Seth Rogen put a presumably white child actor in blackface, presumably for “comedy”.

I think we might have just found the biggest non story in human history.

I think our society is very reactionary right now. It’s exhausting.

Lauren Gussis claims started this project with the best of intentions, and as a vehicle for working through her own issues with the subject matter - “sharing her insides.” In this regard, she considers it a very personal project; the main character’s story is based upon that of her own life, during part of which she…

...why he would dare to take the chance of appearing in blackface.

Perhaps someone can educate me...Drake is Afro-Canadian from my understanding and, as an Afro-Canadian, used blackface to make an artistic and political point. In what way is that “bad,” such that he “dare[d] to take the chance of appearing in blackface”? I’m at a loss.

“dare to take the chance of appearing in blackface”... Drake’s been melanated his whole life. He ain’t appropriating shit, just taking it back. Struggling to understand the “Drake’s raciss” takes all over the place.

I saw and immediately thought he was doing something like the movie Bamboozled, which was a Spike Lee movie that literally had black men in black face and implied that the entertainment industry uses black talent the way old racist minstrel shows did. It’s a shame more people haven’t see that movie.

I thought the fit was off, but after a couple days of more consideration than I’d publicly admit to, I think she wanted it roomy on purpose. Her whole look was toned-down; keeping away from a skin-tight fit keeps with that theme. I could see her wanting to make an intentional statement of, “I am not going to be…

We all have to make sacrifices and scale back during these austere times.

I didn’t realize how sad Post Malone was until I saw him live and instantaneously stopped liking his music.

I LOVE Mamma Mia, despite (or because of) the cringe-worthy parts where Pierce Brosnan and Colin Firth both try to sing.

Why? Clearly a very specific part of their brains match up and, in my experience, that is critical for long-term compatibility. I say congratulations to them both!