LOL. I know the sitiuation isn’t funny, but the way you reported it is. Doctors are scared shitless of missing things like heart attacks, because it can mean getting sued. So they tend to over test. People come in with a cough/cold and end up with $100,000 worth of heart tests because they had chest pain a few days…

Viva Las Gay-gas

“The trouble with fighting for human freedom is that one spends most of one’s time defending scoundrels. For it is against scoundrels that oppressive laws are first aimed, and oppression must be stopped at the beginning if it is to be stopped at all.” H.L. Mencken.

I don’t agree with a lot of what Marc Randazza says,…

Wait until this website digs into who the ACLU has defended too.

Probably not. That’s why it’s too late to apologize for the finale.

I didn’t realize there was a point at which one was paid enough to no longer be allowed to be uncomfortable with things. It’s almost like you don’t know what the fuck you’re talking about.

I’m a little confused about the Evangeline Lilly story.

Oh wow, I didn’t realize you were her contract lawyer and know what it stipulated. Also, at what point did she mention breaching or refusing to fulfill her contract? You’re just making up bullshit.

It’s the BMI of entertainment.

You’ve heard of Miley Cyrus (or Billy Ray) — Noah is her sister. And the dude is a rapper... ehm, “rapper”. I don’t think it’s expected that you fully know who they are, hence the detailed explanation in the opening lines.

But both kids are black...

Maybe the stand-in was hired because he resembles the actor he’s standing in for?

You’ve got to be kidding indeed. I’m sorry, if you’re offended by this you’re a moron.

[T]he stand-in for child actor Keith L. Williams and reported that the film had used brown makeup to darken the stand-in actor’s face. (Both Williams and the stand-in are black.)

The explanation makes perfect sense. Who gives a shit? 

Title: Seth Rogen put a presumably white child actor in blackface, presumably for “comedy”.

Yeah, sorry, the way it’s described (rather than the headline) shows it to be a non-issue.  Slow news day?

I think we might have just found the biggest non story in human history.

A friend of mine left during the first half of the 9th inning of a baseball game once. It was Game 6 of the 2011 World Series.