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Yeah, I mean he’s not even asking if she was raped or assaulted. Just whether she ever “felt uncomfortable.” If you’re familiar with how she started out in the business, it’s a preposterous question. Then he’s like “Why are you laughing?”

Intermittent fasting is definitely a thing. Whether it’s a thing beyond a potentially disordered attempt at weight loss is another question, but it’s definitely a thing.

She is someone I thought of early in the Weinstein mess because as a kid the only thing I knew about Sharon Stone was that she had a reputation for being “difficult” - a word that has been totally re-contextualized in my brain this past few months.

Don’t I and my *exquisite taste* know it!

“Do not set his suit on fire. Do not set his suit on fire. Do not set his suit on fire.”

Best responses of the day is from Sharon and Jane.

A source says “it seems like [Lindsay Lohan] is trying to rebrand.”

I want a Sharon Stone-Jane Fonda “Actors on Actors” interview, like, yesterday.

There was some overlap in commenters yesterday who posted their tributes to O’Riordan, and then went on to participate in a thread about how your M&M preference is indicative of your mental health. This was pretty frustrating to read, since I have firsthand knowledge of the fact that when a healthy young person dies

I keep staring at the sweater and thinking, “How luxurious...”

STONE: [inhales deeply] I’ve been in this business for 40 years, Lee.

Sharon Stone is a gift we don’t deserve. That cozy sweater, on the other hand, is a gift I do deserve.

OK. I will take the bait, though I shouldn’t: The actresses have built into their contracts that they have to show up to these events. It’s part of the publicity and marketing for their projects. They cannot just not show up. It is their jobs. They are not there for fun. As well, contacts are made, hands are shaken,

Did you see Debra Messing put E! on blast? Giuliana was like the Homer-receding-into-the-bushes gif.

I’m not sure why “women, the vast majority of whom have experienced sexual harassment on the job” should have to make themselves hideous for this? It’s a solidarity thing, and black is the one color that doesn’t have a trillion shades.

I also hate the word. But it makes sense to use in Tamblyn’s essay since it’s less clumsy than “female actors” or “women actors.” And she’s specifically talking about women.

Everyone should have been forced to wear orange. 1) It’s the color of safety cones and traffic jackets so it’s associated with warning of danger; and 2) Then 98% of them would look hideous. And the 2% of people who look good in orange would be our new leaders. (I know there will be a Trump joke but I said looks good.)

Personally I’d like the words “actress” and “waitress” to die. We don’t designate scientists, painters or athletes’ names by their gender, do we?

Actually the black idea is growing on me. If any hypocrites decide to wear black, I hope they get called out and it exposes more assholes.

“Anyway, like I was sayin’, porgs are the fruit of the sea.