I feel like I was going to say something like that, but you said it better.

Nick Jonas is basically a penis with eyes at this point.

I might be 900 years old, but I just feel so meeeehhhh about like, all of this. Except Kylie because she is amazing. But otherwise, I just want to be all crotchety and go back to my Lionel Richie Pandora station and yell at kids to get off my lawn with their new music.

Stevie Nicks has 90s hair.

The Stevie/Haim hang report is like fan fiction, only real.

Chastain also talked about the lack of roles for Asian American actors. It made me really happy. A lot of people don't seem to really acknowledge the lack of Asian American actors in Hollywood, even when we talk about racism in the entertainment industry.

Again I pose the question: Why are you reading this

Maybe I'm nuts, but I see that Chastian comment as a criticism of lazy casting and by no means throwing shade at Streep.

I think this photograph should be in a museum.

I know, right? He seems like such a sweet delightful person, and there are great stories you hear about him interacting with fans. I hope it's all true.

Seeing your .gif reminded me just how epic The Rock is, and that I hope none of the Kinja-major controversies ever cross his path. As a former Wrestling Star, football player, well reknown actor, massive gym buff, combined with the fact he's a burly manly man and African American, he has so many experiences that have…

If stealing nude pics is sexual assault, then what would it be if pics of JLaw eating dinner were stolen? Regular assault? The crime committed was theft (maybe voyeurism but even that's iffy cause the thief did not take the pics, just stole them). It just irks me to have to play the hyperbole game: "it's assault, it's…

you're done here on jeezbel, pack up your stuff

Humans are very curious creatures so it's not that surprising. It's more surprising to me that they told her not that they viewed the pictures.

I agree, things do have names. Leaked photos is not sexual assault, and it barely counts as a sex crime (since no one peeped and took photos). This is theft, plain and simple.

It's a strange choice for a cover, considering all of the talk about her pictures and etc. I get that the "it's my body and it's my choice" could play into it, but why does her mouth need to be open? I am very on the fence about this entire photo. Gah.

i think it's gorgeous...but they should have gone with something else if they're going to discuss her violation.

Vanity Fair does seem to be capitalizing a wee bit.

I'm kind of conflicted about this cover.

As much as I dislike rom coms, I'm always happy to see black women obtaining lead roles, especially in this genre because I'm tired of seeing movies that only focus on the love lives of skinny, upper middle class white women.