That was an absolutely straight-faced quote about rape.

This article is kind of a mess. The black dress wearing is a symbolic display of solidarity, nothing more; there’s all sorts of easily Googleable coalition building going on behind the scenes by women throughout the entertainment industry. You may or may not find it adequate, but at least do the research. Not to…

Whitney, why are you giving attention to @FeistyCovfefe, a thirsty, bananapants Trump voter? Come on.

I think it’s also worth keeping in mind that actors are very used to rumors, blind items, National Enquirer covers, etc. which are bullshit. When you live a life in an environment of constant fake scandal, I imagine it becomes difficult to tell legitimate rumors from fake ones.

Every one in awhile Jezebel reminds us that they’re not above clickbait.

Weekend Jez, ya baffles me.

To those suggesting that women should either not attend or show up to the Golden Globes in jeans or burlap sacks, remember this: these shows are part of their job. All the awards shows are part of the business construct of Show Business; the publicizing, marketing, and selling of the product.

The Daily Mail makes stuff up all the time, especially if it can make women look bad by doing so.

I imagine security is a huge issue.

C’mon, c’mon. This is the author of that second tweet.

I’m reallllllllly tired of us piling on and saying something isn’t enough or they should be doing something else or they should just stay home.

Oh my god fucking apologize to that stylist right now! How the fuck is this kind of shit helping? You went off the deep end.

I hate to think what wrath those who do not wear black will receive...and what if they smile and look happy?

What I saw going on with this post? Is this Breitbart or Jezebel? It’s been widely reported those Meryl posters were the work of an alt right troll mad at Streep’s denunciation of our predator president, not something feminists or anyone else should be lauding.

Sooooooooo...what’s the problem with a stylist being asked about her work and responding appropriately about her work?

I must be missing something. That was not a quote about rape, straight or otherwise faced.

Is it weird whenever I see the “all-black at the Golden Globes” story I just think they’ve invited the New Zealand Rugby Union team?

The black dress thing is still women playing the game. I can’t really blame them, this is their career. But jeez, what if the MEN had all agreed to make a sartorial statement about how fucking unacceptable it is to treat people (mostly women) so badly? Women are once again doing men’s work and getting shit on for it.

Here’s a quote from stylist Erica Cloud on ABC News:

Are you being serious?