Lin-Manuel Miranda and Barack Obama. That’s about it.

Apparently from the letter: “Men had been dragged through the mud, they argued, for ‘talking about intimate subjects during professional dinners or for sending sexually charged messages to women who did not return their attentions.’”

Umm, I think you mean that Sam Smith is in a relationship with Brandon Flynn the actor, not Michael Flynn the disgraced former national security advisor...

Yes, I am pretty sure she did not serve her guests pre-made appetizers from Whole Foods.

I absolutely believe that people could work with and around Harvey Weinstein and not know that he was a sexual predator. My dad was a friendly, jolly man who’d strike up a conversation with anyone - in public. At home he was moody, controlling, and prone to sudden, unpredictable fits of rage. People can have very diffe…

Why are all of Trump’s photos so terrible? That “official” portrait looks like it was taken with an old iPhone by an intern.

“I just want to let everyone know, I absolutely did not engage in any improper conduct. I was investigated by the office of congressional ethics, and they found 6-0, there wasn’t enough effort,”

Can we please be specific about which white women are fucking us over? Because once you break it down by religious affiliation, “non-evangelical whites flipped from a +62-point Republican vote in 2008 to +29 points for Jones today, while evangelical whites still voted for Moore by 62 points.” (http://abcnews.go.com/P…

“director of global kids content”, because of course he was.

Everything... does not suck quite as much this morning? What is this strange new feeling?

No way Trump wrote that tweet. It’s far too coherent.

For Mrs. Claus, maybe.

I didn’t realize Harry is also losing his hair, albeit later than William did. That gene is strong.

Or Lin-Manuel Miranda!

The speed with which he was fired makes me think that the accusation is a) extremely detailed and well-documented and b) extremely serious.

Yeah, he may very well have made it up as a cautionary tale to us youngsters — never go back into a burning building!

Yeah, the panic bar was proposed after the Iroquis fire, but it wasn’t really required in the US until the Collingwood school fire a few years later. Even when an idea is so self-evidently useful, people balk at spending money on something you hope you’ll never need.

I am terrified of fire, and that has led me to be weirdly fascinated by disasters like Cocoanut Grove. Lots of common architectural and design features are the result of catastrophic fires; for example, clearly marked “EXIT” signs, exterior doors that open outward instead of inward, and “panic bars” that open doors…

It’s breathtaking to me how much money, time and effort Harvey Weinstein spent so that he could keep assaulting women without consequence, and how many people were happy to help him.