You mean people who see a black and blue dress can’t color-correct an underexposed image in their mind.

Where are you seeing that Tucci abandoned his dying wife? That’s not even implied in the article. There was a three year gap between his wife dying and getting together with Felicity:

Nowhere in that link does it say he abandoned his dying wife. 

I think I have aged out of Dirt Bag.

Respectfully, this piece is in very poor taste. I actually agree with the general premise of it: I was a public defender for the first four years of my career. The prison system is very corrupt, and I have long advocated for there to be an age cut off for people who no longer pose a threat to society to be released.

What a shitty tone to take. No need for me to really say much else, since others have already pointed out why.

I would like to point out you’re reading entertainment news on a for-profit website that is trying to report on an absolute nothing-burger statement by an incredibly popular actor. If they don’t editorialize there is literally nothing there but a single quote.

Given that they want more clicks, what better way to…

I’m guessing Adele might have called Tom Sandoval’s musical career “bollocks,” as opposed to “bullocks” -with the latter meaning a large male bovine animal and the former being English slang for the things dangling between said bullock’s legs.

Tell me where you click! I’m looking for new sites, especially with smart commenters, which is all I’ve been here for FOR YEARS. We’ve come a long way from the original Jez.

The more people who speak up about the toxicity of any organization, THE BETTER. I don’t understand why we’re 1. playing the suffer olympics here or 2. ragging on Tom for being a part of an effort to push back that needs all the help it can get.

Tom was just on the Smartless podcast and he talked about how he still lives in his hometown suburb of London with 3 other close friends (one being his brother who is a chef) and when he’s not filming movies he’s playing golf, poker, and watching football.  He talked about those 3 things with far more enthusiasm than…

So just belittling a young adult for expressing vulnerability and not liking his place of employment and not being quick enough to speak about it?

Exactly. I enjoy the teaching part of my job. But the committee meetings? The constant revising of meaningless assessment standards? I could leave all that behind in a heartbeat and be 100% happier in my profession. The tone of this article is weird, particularly since it then turns around and congratulates Emily…

Put some respect on her name, it’s Gabourey Sidibe, not Precious. One is a real person, the other is a character she played.

I’m not sure I understand the tone of this article. I think there a lot of people who enjoy doing [thing] but don’t enjoy all the shit that is [thing] adjacent. I love meeting friends for brunch on Sunday, but I don’t love waking up early, taking an hour+ ride to the city (both ways), waiting because the spot we went…

If you want people to come to the same conclusions you have, maybe don't write an article that reluctantly praises the conclusion in the middle of lots of mocking derision when someone does it. 

The tone here is SO odd. Maybe he said more in the actual podcast, but from what’s included in the article here, I don’t see where he said anything about him being worse off than anyone else or comparing his experience to others? He’s not putting down anyone or acting like what he’s saying is new or groundbreaking, so…

Jesus, Emily. Did Tom Holland kill your dog or something? This feels like a disproportionate amount of venom thrown at him for a fairly banal opinion.

Holland is recognizing a tale as old as time in Hollywood, seeing his own arc on it, and finding a way to prevent himself from a far worse fate than “struggling to land roles or be paid equitably”. That doesn’t mean his problems are worse than, say Precious’ to give a concrete example but it’s really weird the way you…

I mean god forbid Tom Holland have an opinion about his personal experience in the industry and GASP ... voice it?!