He’s a cubist. That’s what he does. And then following that, of course he’s going to re-arrange them in ways that are more visually appealing. Artists don’t tend to make art that’s intentionally displeasing to themselves. I still don’t think it’s worth her “protest.” But it’s a free country.

I looked for other articles on this. She’s going after him not because of his history but because of his art style. From the article;

They actually did. They found him “not responsible” which is the “not guilty” of campus rape proceedings. She lied, multiple times to both Columbia and the media and was never made to account for it.

I mean if they’re just getting rid of them my apartment could use an upgrade.

Caveman drawings?

This chick would lose her mind if she had to sit alone in a studio, in front of a canvas/laptop/workbench for few months and just make art. She would dissolve into nothingness in the absence of a throng of media and those who deign to take offense at her stunts.

Picasso? I’m gonna say it, that’s reaching. This is a guy who painted through the turn of the century creating the basis for so much of art history (and I get it, not everyone or everything historical is inherently respectable—I am not against uprooting ugly narratives and making new history). But if there was ever a…

Emma makes a lot more sense when you consider that her parents are both psychotherapists, and her father, in particular, a psychoanalyst to CEOs.

Girl, museums wouldn’t exist without paintings. If we took out every painting made by someone problematic, there would be no museums. This lady needs to move on from her ambiguous sexual encounter that she had.

She can feel free to get the flu and die, but I’m getting my damn flu shot like a reasonable adult.

Words have meaning, especially in the legal sense. Manslaughter isn’t murder in the 1st degree. Both involve killing someone. Rape and statutory rape both involve sex, but are different. Some people prefer to be specific with their language, you should allow them that choice.

Damn shame about Mahoney. Martin Crane was so good as a grouchy father foil to Fraiser and brilliantly acted by John.

Not only did she explicitly say she didn’t want it in her deposition testimony, not only was she drugged, but having sex with a 13 year old is also a crime in France, where Polanski fled, and in Poland, where he was born, (and it was for both of them in the 70s too.)

Be honest Rich, you had a Prince-Hologram-rage-article pre-written and ready to go, eh?

As a former marching band geek, that made me happy. I don’t like JT & didn’t care for his performance, but how cool for local college students to get to perform!

I would add that, as someone who lived in Vegas and actually read the Las Vegas Review-Journal back in that time period, that does not surprise me in the least. The Review-Journal of the early Bush administration was essentially the modern Wall Street Journal: a collection of high-calibre, top notch reporters that…

I wondered about that... but I guess I chose to believe because I was enthralled? eh, whatever. :-)

Justin Timberlake is 37 years old. He was older than pretty much everyone playing in the game (other than Harrison, Brady and Jones) He has been recording for over 20 years and he still acts and sings like a teen heartthrob. His songs and style have changed, but not matured. He looks like he’s old and tired out there…

I thought “I Would Die 4 U” was an odd choice, though.

I loved his band, and the stage they were on. The drummer was *amazing*.
Also I got kind of teary-eyed with the high-school (?) band horn section. They were all kinds of great.