I CANNOT get behind this. This type of cattiness is EXACTLY why there's Ban Bossy. Why is Jez trying to out a "bitch??"

A "nice" celebrity isn't actually all that common. Which is why it's such a big deal to have a reputation for being nice i.e. Beyonce.

Phylicia Rashad?

"smokes a lot of weed and is known for being difficult by those in the industry."

i wonder if those were actual quotes from a Comedy Central focus group

I'm not much for rap music, but you know, she's really...bad. Period. Scary bad. Think of the brain cells lost while listening to her. Gone forever, and wasted on processing her music.

Right? People just don't like you. You. Not people from the Bay. You.

Discriminated? Really.

Atleast Kraeyshawn was funny and had silly little puns and quips in her music. This girls shit is literally "I fuck dicks and I got bitches and I am ratchet". Like what?

I like Iggy Azalea but my bf was raised on old school hip hop and hates her, but I like the songs where she's real about her upbringing or her…

That was the whitest bullshit I have ever seen.

Everything Lil Debbie has to say in this story reminds me of this scene from Billy Madison:

Hahaha! My favorite answer to the rumor (on that website) is "she just be chillin." I work with autistic people and I'm gonna use that all the time. "Um, did the gentleman you're with just try to slap my infant?" "Aw, he just be chillin."

I've never felt discriminated until I moved to [Los Angeles] and people are like, 'You're from The Bay? Ugh.'

Oh for goodness' sake! They did not "inadvertently make fun". They were absolutely deliberate and mean-spirited! They only look even crueler because of the cancer connection, but think about what that blurb from their magazine would look like if she *weren't* a cancer survivor! Still mean-spirited, right? And from a…

they should relaunch the column as "This Seems Weird to Us, But You Do You"

This story has me really disappointed in SELF. I subscribed off an on over the years, but I just can't even imagine how this "BS Meter" column was EVER a good idea. How can tearing people down be a good thing?! Pfftt. Especially for a magazine that's WHOLE point is to improve your own self. We should all know by…

This piece is not about men. It's about lesbians' experiences with men. No one asserts that a majority of men are like this. Or even that most men on dating sites are like this. The assertion is that most men who contact lesbians on dating sites are this. And they'd have to be. Because the idea of contacting someone…

Actually, that's precisely the problem. For many women (most? I don't know) it seems to be the rule. I've honestly heard of more horrendous experiences than positive ones. And I don't have a lot of patience for the "but what about the men?!?!?!??!" commentary that plagues a lot of these types of articles.

Why is it that on every article like this, someone such as yourself has to jump in and cry "but but but but but this didn't happened to me so this person should use qualifiers such as 'some,' but but but but but but but."