Okay. So you're saying Hulk Hogan was complicit in the sex tape being leaked but not his conversations? That's definitely possible, but I really think if Hulk Hogan were part of a conspiracy involving his private sex life (shudder) he probably would have made himself look more flattering.

Why would he have said racial slurs on tape if he knew about the tape and planned to leak it?

I think what I love most about the Conde Nast debacle was the child-like assumption that gay men couldn't or shouldn't be conservative. It really boiled down the simple-minded state of the American left of the past decade or so.

It was a book, not an album.

Hacking is okay when it's about someone whose politics you disagree with.

But Hul Hogan is a conservative republican. Therefor…

My husband loves, loves, my annoying uncontrollable laughter attacks we all get sometimes. He can watch me laugh inanely at stupid shit all day.

Season 2 really was a silly pile of shit, wasn't it? We have a shaman living in regret and shame for shirking his duties as a boy to be castrated like his father and his father before him. Hey, wait a minute…

The fall of Elmo is one of the few times I agree with associating the artist with the art.

I know I'm not the only one bored by this season, so this may be for the best.

So I guess we all learned that this McDermott guy A)buys into bullshit gender lines so much that he actually, truly, genuinely thinks dogs are masculine and cats are feminine. B)Female characters don't own or love dogs. C)Doesn't actually know what the crazy cat lady archetype is. D)Also doesn't even come close to…

I need to get me one of those.

I admit I haven't seen Master of None because, well I don't find Ansari appealing.

I always thought of Ansari as a milquetoast comedian who gives basic mundane observations that literally every other stand up has given before. I always feel like I'm staring at an emperor with no clothes. He once told a joke about how having a baby is really time consuming! HAHAHA! Are you laughing yet? Because the…

This is the first time I've ever seen a still of Salma Hayek looking anything but aristocratic.

She has. In fact, just about everyone who knows him personally and sees him as a mentor (well, the ones he didn't drug and rape) has supported him. I can't really cast aspersions for that. I'd imagine it's a difficult position to be in.

In fairness to Phylicia Rashad, her quote was taken out of context. According to the journalist who quoted her, she didn't mean it as dismissive. He apologized for the confusion and tried to correct it, but by that time her quote had gone viral.

That's not the case; most of the women who have come forward are white.

You're absolutely right. There's no redemption in store for him.

The only thing that doesn't surprise me about misogyny is how many people are misogynistic.