The Jezebel staff chose to make NOT seeing Davidson the top story in the dirt bag. The tone is also mean spirited for no particular reason. Davidson is not the problem, it’s sites like Jezebel talking about him constantly, even when he’s literally not doing anything.
I know this comment has an aggressive tone, but it’s…

expected to be delivered by 2029 and will likely be in use through the 2070s—provided humans make it that long as a species.

The WNBA brings in $25 million in revenue. The NBA brings in $7.4 BILLION in revenue. How on earth are you going to make the argument that the players in the WNBA should be paid anywhere near what NBA players make? Making the argument that they should be paid more is fine, but using the word equity and comparing the…

He was always funny and really clever. The office was such a different and amazing show and so are his interviews. You may not find him funny and that’s okay but you can’t disregard that he has given us one the best / funnies show :)

have a good day

Not the Antonio Brown come back story I expected.

This over-the-top pearl clutching that seems to follow after every new movie these days is cringe worthy, not to mention exhausting. You guys should lay off watching movies for a while and make take up on knitting or something. 

Trying to shame her for these things is ludicrous.

Of all the rancid shit a 70 year old white man could say about Asians, mistaking a Korean person for Japanese is honestly pretty low on the scale.

Serge Ibaka, Norman Powell, and Fred VanVleet together sounds like the founding members of a 1920's artists’ colony in Upstate New York.

“they were wiped out this easily and with so little (real) consequences.”-

On one hand, yeah, that's probably the right call. On the other, fuck the fucking Bruins.

Very stupid comment. They aren’t comparing the two, Rubin (who almost single-handedly got Meek Mill out of prison) is trying to explain to Kraft, a billionaire, that the entire system is broken and Kraft should take notice and be supportive to people caught in the system - especially football/basketball players. 

In the AAF, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups. The players who were suckered into wasting months of their life, and the owners who will somehow cash out and profit on an obvious disaster. These are their stories.

If you read the counter notice to Twitter, their strategy is clearly to portray themselves as the party that is working in good faith to negotiate a resolution, which makes miel the unreasonable one. The “anxious to settle” language is part of that strategy, and makes sense in that context.

That ship sailed when the Pelicans decided to spend the pre-deadline period basically trolling the Lakers instead of replying in good faith to what could still very well wind up being the best trade offer out there.

Every Instagram meme page just reposts memes others have made. There are thousands of them. I’m all for people getting recognition where they deserve but this isn’t going to stop because you unfollowed fuckjerry. It’s a problem with the internet/social media that doesn’t yet seem to have an effective solution.

But wasn’t the whole point that Bundy was more than “vaguely likable?” that is how he was able to victimize so many woman, by getting them to trust him. 

Out of curiosity, why do you feel it’s important to write this article about Rami Malek versus an actor like Patrick Stewart or Ian McKellen, people who have worked with Bryan Singer on numerous movies over the years, even after these stories came out? People who are also part of or advocates for the LBGTQ community…

Since you’ve done extensive background checks on everybody above you at Univision, spill ‘em.

Why? All business is full of seedy characters, if you researched your boss at whatever whatever, I’m sure you’d find he’s a shitheel, too. The US would grind to a halt if we refused to work with someone who MIGHT be a bad person. People in power are often shitty people. That’s how they get in power. How many degrees…