They're not bathing in Franzia.

Well "moana" means "ocean" in Hawaiian, so if you think of it that way, it is kind of a minimalist title already.

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…

I dunno ... doesn't seem that much more difficult than "Mulan..."

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.

It's not slut-shaming, it's an entitled celebrity bored with having to do her job. Presumably the reason a musician sits for an interview is to talk about promoting their work — in this case it's the ass-centric song, and the ass-centric video. Nobody is forcing her to do anything — she's choosing to do these…

Are you for real? It wasn't just a discussion about her ass for shock and awe, it was an opportunity (christ, a plea!) for her to not just shake her ass, but to talk about the intention behind it, to discuss her empowerment and use of sexuality in modern society... but she had nothing. How the hell is it slut shaming…

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

Yah... like she said at the end, her being in control of her sexuality is important... and I'm not really going into how. Mainly, because the biggest thing I pulled from the video is that she WANTS people to value her sexually. There is being sexual for yourself and there is being sexual for others, and this video…

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.

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.

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

Recently had a photo shoot by the amazing Rob Greer of two of the costumes I'll be sporting over Halloween, Sandor "The Hound" Clegane from GOT, and you called it, Gandalf the Grey! Both costumes were made over time, slowly upgrading each year as I could. I think they are both pretty solid at this point. Being 6'8"…