I think he was sexist, but I think it is a stretch to say that he didn’t believe a woman could be raped. (I’m sure he would doubt stories of date rape, though.)

Bob was the one who raped Mayella. She admits that he sexually abused her on the stand.

Native American is not necessarily preferred over American Indian. Sandler is a racist dickbag, but not because he used American Indian.

He was on the same hotel floor as me. It was a nice hotel, but definitely not the penthouse.

I rode an elevator with him when he first got there (we were in the same hotel), and he looked like a mouse caught in one of those humane traps. And that was just the chaos of the street and the hotel lobby. It is not surprising that he did not enjoy himself. As for the genocide thing, he has a pretty dry sense of…

I have never seen a Roman Polanski movie. There are a few that I would very much like to see, but I will not give my limited funds to a convicted rapist who fled the country rather than serve three months in jail. Fuck that guy. When he dies (or if he turns himself in and serves his time) I will watch the shit out of…

Ugh. Everything about Bryce Dallas Howard’s costuming bothered me in that movie, but the director has claimed that she was the one who insisted on never taking off the heels.

At one of these back in the day before they called it “Women Who Kick Ass,” Zoe Saldana said she frequently explains to male writers and directors why she can’t jump rooftops in a miniskirt and Gucci boots. At this one Hayley Atwell said that she often has to tell writers/directors that there’s no reason for her…

I’ve attended Comic-Con for 6 years now, and I’ve been to this panel a few times (The first year they called it “Female Power Figures” and Zoe Saldana and Sigourney Weaver were on the panel), and it depends a bit on who is on the panel, but a lot of the women are usually pretty outspoken. Christie was on three panels…

Those videos are so perfectly spot on that when I saw one for the first time (It was the one with Mooney’s cry for help with his depression), I didn’t realize it was satire. I couldn’t figure out why my husband was laughing.

I only saw one episode, but he bought some “mobile office” that was basically a slightly smaller RV and he parked her in so she called the dealer and returned it while he was gone. It was pretty great.

Yeah, the only gross(?) thing about that red velvet cake batter story is that they did it in public.

Record your infant son crying. Play it to him when he is grown.

Probably because having three kids who needed someone to take care of them while he was directing movies means that she passed on some opportunities that would have increased her earnings, and it’s kind of fair that she be compensated for that in the divorce.

Yeah his business partner (and maybe boyfriend, depends on which rumors you believe) was on an episode of Million Dollar Listing LA.

He was the bad guy in SWAT

The only acceptable yogurt is Trader Joe’s Strawberries and cream yogurt, because it’s full fat yogurt plus a fuckton of sugar. All other yogurt is vile.

Yeah, if my mom hadn’t been there my great grandma probably would have assaulted the waitress.

I had dental work done a couple months ago, and by the time it was over I was starving, but they had told me not to eat anything crunchy or hard. So my husband is driving me home, I am drooling to beat the band, and I think of something I want to eat, only I realize that I can’t because it is crunchy. So I moan, I…

Ugh, I have an old person ordering the wrong thing in Baker’s Square story. We took my 82 year old great-grandmother Christmas shopping, then stopped there for lunch. When she was looking for chicken tenders on the menu, she noticed something she had never seen or heard of before: chicken stir fry. She asked my mom…