Considering he was SNL’s head writer for like 10 years, I would say he’s a comedian, yeah...

I’ve said it before and I`ll say it again: Seth Meyers is such a badass and a feminist and LGBT advocate and I love him. He may or may not be on my list of 5.

As the granddaughter of a man who died after 9 years of Alzheimers, I would also have an emotional reaction to this. That said, sometimes laughing is the only damn way to deal with the horror of it all, and I don’t like the idea of cutting off all comedy that deals with questionable topics.

I call Breyer “Justice Video Games.” He came to speak at my law school and told a story about how he, Justice Kagan and Justice Scalia played video games and he lost desperately.

Seth Meyers’ roast of Trump at this same correspondent’s dinner was also amazing, and the reason Trump hates him to this day.

I dunno. I think that’s as excited as he gets. Not much of a tooth-smiler

In the US, the legal debate here would be if “right to life” trumps the “right to privacy,” which is what parenting falls under.

Romy and Michelle’s High School Reunion

It depends. Most boutique and large bar gyms are $175/mo. I imagine some people would still pay the premium for variety. I`m not one of them.

As someone who cancelled an absurdly expensive purebarre membership for the cheaper ClassPass membership in LA, crossing my fingers hard that this trend doesn’t move westward.

She could just cast a look-alike and recreate the idiocy, like Britney did.

I studied abroad in Madrid and doner kebabs are the only reason I gained my freshman 15 two years late.

The American Bar Association began a big research endeavor to figure out how many collateral consequences for convictions are on the books across the country for ex-prisoners in an effort to quantify the disenfranchisement.

The Republicans stand for minimizing the amount of people voting, and the Democrats stand for maximizing it. Now tell me who is more democratic.

Unfortunately, they are actually a sizable segment of the population.

My other issue with your opinion is that the elimination of civil rights is not, and never has been, part of a sentence for a conviction. The sentence is the punishment. If its not in the sentence, it shouldn’t be the punishment for the crime.

The distinction between violent and non-violent crimes that is often made in these contexts is completely off-base, in my opinion. What it ends up doing is (1) making convicted drug traffickers “less bad” than a guy who was convicted of assault after a bar fight; and (2) falsely makes people believe that lessening…

YES YES YES NOTHING BUT HAPPY DANCE!!

I’ve been telling friends for the good part of 2 years now that SF has surpassed NY in being ridiculously expensive, and they always argue it. I will now use this as proof. Thank you.

And I’d HATE to see the response of an all-female ticket from the hometown section of my FB feed...