I'm calling straight up bullshit on your understanding of what click-bait actually is.

Hebrew word for 'horns' and 'rays of light' are the same. Context of 'Moses was holy as fuck' was lost in tranSlation and became 'horns'. And thus, a crazy stereotype was born.

The guy from the Big Bang Theory IS a Jewish stereotype.

As a high schooler in 2005 I went on a trip to Washington, DC, where there were students from all over the world. When I told one European girl I was Jewish, she asked if I had horns. Yup.

Oh lord - "random costume"? He is one step away from playing the "you're the racist for seeing this as racist!" card.

-_- I literally wrote a comment saying that there are different viewpoints in feminism and we should be respectful and you responded in the exact opposite way without any critical thought or argumentative skills. Good job.

The word terrorist is filled with such violence and I'm not down with her ascribing it to another Black woman.

http://powderroom.jezebel.com/on-bell-hooks-…

Why does Jezebel ignore NinjaCate's post?

I actually like to read spoilers and plot summaries ahead of time. I don't know why.

Aronofsky expected right wing fundamentalists to like his Jewish mysticism informed retelling of Noah and wrote it for said fundamentalists? The apocryphal, Talmudic, and Kabbalist sources he used are right-wing fundamentalist versions of the Bible?

Oy vey.

good news for you Sir! they just launched Kotaku UK. so you can leave these ignorant American fools, and go complain about them in the "Queen's Landing".

Please don't call gay guys queens.

What's wrong with playing an asshole version of yourself? Stephen Colbert does it every day. His even shares his real name. Yet, people like Lena, Sarah Silverman and Amy Schumer get blasted for doing the same thing. It's a big gender gap in comedy.

So? Lots of people in TV/movies have created and played characters that say absurd things, yet I can't think of one single instance where someone was held to account for something their character said the way Dunham has been.

It did, however, come out of the mouth of a character she created and plays the role of. Though Lena seems keenly aware of how big of an asshole Hannah is.

This is going to be uncomfortable when this song comes on in a bar and drunk white girls sing it.

This song is actually very empowering for young women, especially black women. What she actually talks about in this song is how some men not all, try to act big and present themselves as"ballers" and kings putting themselves up on a pedestal above women, when they actually are lames and doing stupid criminal things…

ok

I also think it's hypocritical to have voluntarily signed a waiver so that clips of her performances in his films could be featured in the tribute and then tweet that the "GoldenGlobe tribute showed contempt for her & all abuse survivors."