And what about the millions and millions of vaguely cross-eyed kids out there?!?

Doesn't Disney get some credit for finally thinking of them?

Soooo, that's NOT the chick from Tangled?

Perhaps with some Benny Hill-esque soundtrack.

Am I the only one that despised both those two and almost everyone else on that show?

Yikes. All that smarm makes me feel inclined to start punching.

I wonder if NOW would tell Bill Clinton to go fuck himself if he wanted to come speak at a NOW event. You can bet not.

Vanilla. Imagine that.

I can't be the only one seeing this.

You really think it's a net positive that women have to leave work early (and it's acceptable) when it's a direct result of society expecting them to take on most of the burden of childcare? Women wouldn't be the recipients of the "benefit" of flexibility (actually a hindrance in terms of career development in many…

I don't think this needs to turn into an us vs. them of single women vs. married/mothering women. The point it that it's bullshit to assume that women without kids have no other important obligations. And it's bullshit to assume that a mother would be unwilling to put in extra hours for a project/promotion/something…

Those that care the most get to do the work. Expecting someone else to assign the same value of importance to our own idiosyncrasies is unrealistic. If someone else does not see the need to do something, they will never put the time, energy, or effort into that task to satisfy the person that does care. The person…

NO. IT IS NOT FUNNY OR ADORABLE.

I was a teen girl, fairly recently. I never condoned anyone punching their grandmother and sending her to the hospital.

As a bisexual feminist I sometimes struggle with the appropriate response to visual stimuli of this sort, but for now I'm gonna go with "YOWZA!!!"

OH I almost forgot about them!!! Ergh. Gaze upon Mr. Diggs and cleanse thy mind.

Taye Diggs and Steve Carell make me want to rip off those glasses and do unspeakable things. In a library.

I've said it before, and I'll keep saying it again and again: all men in pink! All the time!

Sorry, I don't let him off the hook that easy. He got everything he wanted— he had sex with Peggy and got it out of his system, and now he gets to go back to his family and start a new life. He's been stringing her along for months too— alternately flirting with her, blaming her for his attraction to her, and…

Ted Chaough = Ashley Wilkes.