I don't know who "Madelaine Davies" is, but she sounds dangerous.

There are FOURTEEN women who accuse Cosby of rape. He's a serial rapist who should be behind bars. His tired, self-loathing preachings to black Americans are catnip for those who seek to deny the realities of institutionalized racism. His attempts to chastise comics like Chris Rock and Wanda Sykes for daring to…

Hannibal Buress is fucking hysterical. First saw him on The Eric Andre Show and I've been a huge fan ever since. I saw his set twice at Bonnaroo this year (once on purpose) and he killed it.

Eh, don't conflate idiocy with not knowing. Cosby and people who support him have done a great job of obscuring a lot of these stories beneath his folksy mythos.

Talking about the same thing over and over gets boring and annoying and feels like no one listens to what you say.

I think the point was not that she found it degrading, but because she has already discussed it a lot and found the line of questioning tiresome. That was my read from the full piece, anyway.

"'How could I have married someone who's so bad with money?' 'Why did I marry someone who I can't rely on to attend family functions with me?' 'What possessed me to marry someone who is a habitual nose-picker?!?'"

You know he's not Pete in real life, right? Vincent Kartheiser is actually pretty hilarious and down to earth in his interviews. He seems like a cool dude.

SAME PROBLEM with seeing "Center Stage" in the show line up for a channel and then being like "....ugh." Such a disappointment. Why isn't the real Center Stage on TV more often???

My sister was utterly obsessed with Center Stage. You guys should've hung out.

I found the interview — http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/mad-men-p… They had him gain 25 pounds.

I don't know specifically about weight gain, but it seems quite possible. None of the actors were allowed to work out to heavily so that their bodies remained true to the time.

Didn't they make him gain weight, too? I'm surprised there's so much Kartheiser/Pete hate.

His hairline isn't really receding, he shaved it to play Pete. You can see his real hairline.

I still think this is the most important discovery from that VF article ...

Alexis Blendel is still working in a few stuff. She's around. Everyone else disappeared, is on drugs, or has mental issues.

Oh Mandy Moore, 'I Wanna Be With You,' from the soundtrack of Academy Award Overlooked film Center Stage, is on the soundtrack of my life.

I think the Olsens are doing better than fine, they just aren't acting anymore. They're well received in fashion, though. And by much older millionaires.

Tucked away in this issue was a brief interview with Norman Mailer, Kurt Vonnegut and Gore Vidal, I remember reading this issue and scratching my head at it's inclusion.

eh, erw is doing p good, the olsens are fucking squillionaires, and hduff is...you know, still truckin along. kinda.