If he wears make up regularly, wouldn't you want his ID to reflect how he normally looks? Like, isn't that the point of an ID? TAKING OFF HIS MAKE UP IS THE REAL DISGUISE.

I don't understand why they had to kiss. Should have just done some manly football stuff like a slap on the ass or a playful towel fight in the showers or a firm rubdown of that pesky thigh cramp while looking longingly into each others eyes.

"On this kid's birth certificate, it says Male."

Not really relevant. He's not transgender.

I think it's an invitation to *propose* some ideas of perverted pictures to take. She talks openly about liking to bounce around topless and take pictures. That doesn't mean she wants to be pressured into sex acts. It's like telling a tiger, "I'm a butcher and could bring you some meat" but the tiger just devours you…

The most ridiculous part was how he was wallowing around in the comments acting like he had made the most profoundly self-evident slam dunk point.

To me that says I'm ok with nudity or sexual poses or something. It does not suggest sex is on the table.

So she was asking for it, is what you are saying?

Nothing makes me angrier than people being dismissive of others' experiences simply because they experienced it differently.

"I think part of being a strong woman is owning the decisions that you've made in your life,"Bolotow told me. "Trying to put the onus onto someone else for your own decisions is really cowardly and kind of dishonest."

This isn't just a Terry Richardson problem; he's just symptomatic of the unregulated capitalist rot at the center of the fashion industry. He's made a lot of already-rich people a lot more money, so of course they're all closing ranks and releasing puff pieces now. Hell, the porn industry has stronger protections and…

Sena Cech: "I was abused by Richardson when I was 19, while I was working in debt to my modeling agency that sent me to his casting, and I was quoted in the article. "

Just so the people defending him know, THESE are the types of models he targets. He doesn't go after financially secure models with a strong command of…

Thank you for this follow-up, especially in light of Tom Scocca's odd post yesterday.

I'm not entirely convinced this would work outside of Japan and am curious to see how it does here. Because for some customers, it might not be a matter of deciding to buy or not to buy, but to ever return to the store.