Except...in Huck Finn the n-word is historically realistic, and it's used by racist characters who the book condemns for their racism. So editing it out is stupid.

I honestly think Warner Bros of all people has the right take on the debate

How can there be anyone left in this country who doesn't accept that the police can do whatever they want to us and always get away with it — and that, as they get ever-increasingly militarized and staffed with more and more traumatized combat veterans created from the insane wars staged to make Dick Cheney richer, it…

The fact that something so liberal came out of that douche nozzle's mouth depresses me.

We've known this for a long time, but people still forget it. I don't trust any politicians, but I'm a child of the '70s and grew up during a period (Watergate) when everyone was harshing on politicians.

Oh hey, and thanks for graying me over that minor disagreement! So classy and mature, much open discussion, how respect for long-term supporters, very classic Jezebel.

I always thought the Jezebel Party Line was that "joking" is not a valid excuse?

Yes because approaching a topic with profound insensitivity and racism is so refreshing. Here I thought I'd have to stick to FOX news to get my daily dose.

I know this is Jez and idolizing celebrities is ok here, but putting strangers (who have a very constructed public persona) on a platform is a recipe for disappointment.

"slow clap for Kara, as well as the human right to approach a topic however a bitch shall please"

Fucking exactly. Your social life isn't an after school special. You don't go out of your way to "cast" an Asian, a Latina, a black person, and a redhead.

The premise of this article is to find Taylor Swift a "token." I don't like that.

Never watched 30 Rock?! Get thee to a Netflix!

Idina Menzel has confirmed that a Frozensequel is in the works, as well as a stage musical. She will be reprising her role as Elsa in the movie but not onstage.

I continue to question why "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" mentions how there will be "scary ghost stories and tales from the glories of Christmases long, long ago." Glories, fine. But scary ghost stories?! Like, Holy Ghost stories? Or haunted sleigh rides with zombie reindeer??

TV trope, i.e., writer's shorthand.

Yeah, it kind of puts Spygate in perspective.

The idiots responsible for this should know better than to use unpaid staff at professional sporting events. It's college sports where you can get away with that sort of thing.

This is actually a violation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which is pretty impressive.