Once again I never said Hollywood doesn't have these problems what I am pointing out is the people who voted for those films are for the most part the same exact people who didn't vote for Selma so how do we explain this? Are they just sometimes racist and sexist or the more logical reason that their are many factors…

I never said Hollywood doesn't have a race problem or a gender problem but lets please remember these are the same voters who in recent years rained down nominations and wins on 12 Years a Slave and Zero Dark 30 so what happened during those years? Did all the people who voted for those films up and disappear?

For the record I'm black.

Great films get snubbed every year. This great film happens to be about black people but that doesn't necessarily mean that's the reason it was snubbed. The Oscars rarely reflect who made the best film that year it's pretty much 80% politics stop looking at them to validate your opinions.

Come guys lets not attack an entire group for the reported views of a fringe majority.

Most Nickelodeon animated shows cost between $600,000 – $700,000 per episode I assume it's about the same for Cartoon Network. 2 million is about the cost of an episode of The Simpsons or Family Guy and Clone Wars had a smaller audience then ether of those shows. To put that in perspective of a non animated show Mad…

The only correct answer to this question is "Kick in the Door" by the Notorious B.I.G.

Not sure what you're talking about this set is at least 30% bigger then his old one. Look at how much space The Roots have compared to the Late Night set were they need two levels to hold them all.