Well, the wife appears to be Asian in ethnicity, but it also appears she chose to marry an Uber-nebbish, bumbling, painfully White guy (seriously, straight out of a sitcom) so I guess she’s going that route.

Wow, these people are disgusting—and idiots to boot. I’m especially satisfied that the article ran a photo of them both (with their precious snowflake child blurred out) so I could have the pleasure of repeatedly slapping them in my imagination.

Lol, no, you’re absolutely right, I wasnt at all clear. Bikini photos don’t make me sad or make me think she’s sad or anything of the sort. And she’s rocking that bikini! It’s more the photos I see in which she’s wearing skintight, provocative clothing in the middle of a regular day, wearing outfits that either…

Part of it may be that for years, most of her childhood, she’s played a character (Alex on Modern Family) that is pretty nerdy and buttoned up; the perpetual joke is that she’s not sexy or cool the way her older sister in the sitcom is. So she may be fighting against that image off-screen. However much has been…

Yup. She look great, she’s young, it’s an image exactly identical to what millions of of teenagers post every damn day and I’ll defend her right to do whatever makes her happy, especially after such a shitty upbringing with her evil mom. However, there is an air of desperation and sadness to most of the images she…

I was desperately hoping.

Just in case you’re genuinely wondering and not trolling…

Truth. A lot of collagen – and money—have gone into Ivanka’s bleached and bland kind of “beauty”. Same with Tiffany. I think it takes dozens of carefully calibrated “selfies” to get that one Instagram image where their true awkwardness in their own skin is polished over. And as for Eric and the other one, they…

Mean but accurate. Mean because it’s so accurate.

Along the lines of “wishful thinking”, my immediate thought was that Melanie is rehearsing the role of barely grieving widow for when Donald finally keels over. She should hold onto this outfit.

That look! I’ve never seen a pope look like he wanted to actually punch someone in the face. Especially this pope, who’s always so smiley.

Absolutely, I was trying to be charitable (before failing entirely because commenters like him raise my hackles). True clinical depression is extremely painful and is about wanting to re-connect and feel joy in the world again if at all possible. And it is, with lots of time, work, support, really good therapists and…

It is a cute song, and I like it’s it is a cute song, and I like it’s lyrics and intent. The video, however, could have really driven a more positive message if it had contained at least a brief montage of real teenage girls in all shapes, sizes, and colors. Not so much a snarky critique as an observation. …

Sounds like you’re clinically depressed, which you could get help for. Unless you just want to whine about how much the world sucks and meh everything with humorless lols. Then you might just be an ordinary asshole and fairly resistant to change, dialogue, or happiness. Perhaps you should go back to bed and let the…

I do agree that lately he does look (overly) medicated and it’s likely a response to bipolar diagnosis. I say largely untreated bc his “normal” mode as a superstar this past decade had basically been almost pure mania. When his manic episodes get too out of control—or maybe when he sinks down into depression—is…

Are you being sincere? Because I literally just thought “this is super dumb ‘investigative journalism’”.

I guess that’s why they tried to pair her up with “Ross” on Friends—trying separately to make his character less boring/whiney/oh-so-white :)

I’ve always considered Aisha Tyler to be so intelligent and articulate, and her observations of Kanye West are a great example of that. I’d love to know more about what she thinks happened between past-Kanye and the shell of a person he often appears to be now. It seems like it’s been more than his mother dying…

Excellent. 1,000 dollars is a high enough price to deter almost any idiot.

We don’t want him, thanks.