Maybe I am just really naive, but I thought those chat lines were actually chat lines, I didn't realize the women were paid. I guess that makes more sense.

The Jimmy Stewart part was my favorite! (Although, yes the episode was weird). I would totally be turned on if a guy did a Jimmy Stewart voice for me...

"What was I to do? How was I to proceed?"

Oh no! I haven't seen her in anything but the West Wing. Weird.

How could you not want to see the butter cow?

This is my favorite, of course.

I thought they were the same person!

Oh, Sam Seaborn, why?

I just watched the trailer, and I don't see the protagonist as being immature, just an asshole. I don't think I would think she was cuddly and loveable if she were a man. But I loved the Hangover (hated Bradley Cooper's character), so I guess I need to see it and then judge how I feel about it.

What an awesome cop.

Comfy sweats. Or underwear. Or clearance bras.

lol maybe he just plays a great stoner for some reason...

I'm pretty sure Ashton Kutcher's only decent acting was on That 70s Show, because he is Michael Kelso. The dillhole.

You and I both, my friend. You and I both.

Actually, aside from Juniors and IA, anybody of any gender can go into any dressing room. She should have known this. Also: part of the Christian religion is being tolerant of others, and being loving.

Okay. 'Last Christmas' is GOING DOWN!

Am I supposed to vote for the one that I hate most or least?

We do, because (and I can tell you this from my experience working as a music journalist) members of the press are usually just put on the artist's guest list. And it is paying for a story, which is unethical per Journalism 101.

You're also forgetting the ethical side of this. Paying for a story is a huge no-no in journalism. If Adele starts charging journalists to write about her, they (we) are going to stop doing it. And she, and her record label, don't want that. Every time we write about her, the likelihood that people are going to BUY…

I'm a music journalist as well and am really turned off by the idea of forcing everybody on the guest list to donate to a charity they may never have heard of. I would never pay $20 to cover a show, not to mention that's unethical.