So I watched the “Euphoria” pilot and never watched it again. I thought it was because I was parenting a difficult teenager at the time and we were going through hell with their BS and it hit too close to home. But subsequent information/interviews with Levinson and now this, I don’t think I’ll ever be interested in…

I don’t know, but as bad as everything in the report was, I can’t stop chuckling about the implication that only towards the end of the first shoot did Tesfaye, aka Weeknd, seem to realize that the cult leader character wasn’t actually the hero of the show.

This. If people would stop watching stuff that is 99% guaranteed to be garbage upfront (and it’s really not that hard to guess that percentage correctly), maybe we wouldn’t be subjected to the 4,035th crappy Marvel movie next month. Studio choices are on us and our laziness; if we wouldn’t pony up without quality,…

I had to google Sam Levinson because I never got around to watching Euphoria and the image results show the face of a man who I 100% believe would be the type of guy to say something like “wouldn’t it be CRAZY/FUNNY/EDGY if we did something like... (insert any gross thing here)?”

I must be caught in the 40+ algorithm, but my Instagram feed indicates the muumuu is making a comeback. Quite a difference from this.

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Rules for thee, not for me.

Yep. Anything but a purely spontaneous ending of the pregnancy _by the body_ is abortion care. Even in the case of a partial miscarriage, where it’s ambiguous, it’s still treated with a D&C, which is captured under abortion bans, forcing people with an already-ending pregnancy to wait until they’re on the verge of…

Except the Duggars will never admit that she had an abortion. To do so would be admitting that abortion is needed for legitimate health care reasons instead of controlling women’s choices.

If you are marketing a product to men who don’t get sex, it really behooves you to not remind them of their sexlessness.

didn’t even need to check, it is obvious what they are peddling.  This is just thirsty bait.

Is tiktok for anything OTHER than pushing your OnlyFans? 

Yeah, it totally makes sense that these women are really just promoting their OnlyFans accounts and are not really looking to steal husbands.

This is correct and it’s not complicated. Still hard to wrap my head around, though. Elon Musk is a handy example because none of what he does makes sense unless you’re a fan boy who thinks he, and men like him, are playing 5D chess and that there has to be a “greater” or meaningful reason for the things they do when…

If it isn’t work, then it must be easy. So what’s stopping critics from doing it?

Okay, I have a few opinions here. For one, I’m a Costumer for film & TV, and know Dr. McKnight personally. Corsets are not tools of the patriarchy, and I’m pretty sick of that as a talking point. They are not outmoded garments. They are just support garments that need to fit properly.

Brian Cox: “My dear boy, why don’t you just try acting?”

You don’t get to be a billionaire by being a decent or reasonable person. Paraphrasing the beginning of a bit I heard a comedian do on, IIRC, Warren Buffett: “I mean, we can all agree billionaires are pyschopaths. Because a billionaire is someone who at some point had $750 million, and was just sitting there like…

I don’t want to punch anyone, I don’t want anyone to punch anyone, but I do want to punch that little Beckham twat in his squinty face so hard.

Yeah, it doesn’t feel good to discriminate against people due to their age, but also it’d feel nice to have elected officials whose policies I support who aren’t literally pushing 80.