I mean... of course?  I’m a feminist but I find this article confusing - this was a (somewhat indulgently lurid) series about a bunch of lunatics.  The people are all (with maybe three exceptions) extremely gross.  Misogyny is one of many, many sins of these weird people.

The CW is owned by WarnerMedia, a company that made $33bn in 2018. Why the hell does one of its employees need GoFundMe support for a workplace accident?

The irony of Disney locking it away trying to be all virtuous, is that this would actually be a form of erasure. James Baskett was the first black man ever to get an Oscar, so Song of the South does have its cultural and historical significance.

He’s frequently an asshole, but that was funny and mostly on the mark. Alas, the new, extra-Woke AV Club has picked a side, and Gervais – no matter what he might say – ain’t on it. To the extent that they’ll altering the facts in their reporting (citing Netflix where he – conspicuously if somewhat self-servingly – did…

Gervais being a cunt to boring celebrities is literally the only good thing about any awards show ever - I seriously do not understand why anyone would be even vaguely interested otherwise; who wants to watch the ultra-privileged pat each other on the back and suck each others cocks?

Reznor seems like a rational dude.

Yeah, this definitely reads like he’s being sarcastic. This article is nothing.

Read AV Club article. Find weirdly smug comment/deliberate misinterpretation of a point. Read subsequent jokes that are probably hilarious to the author of the article. Check writer of piece and find it’s William Hughes. Repeat. 

He’s hilarious on Twitter and him saying that The Rolling Stones haven't had a James Blunt level hit is very much the humour he'd use