We absolutely should acknowledge male survivors of rape and sexual assault, and the acknowledgement in itself is indeed not a dismissal of female victims. It is, however, far too often used that way by people who do not actually give a damn about any victims, male or female, but just want to shut women up. Both of…

Victims can also perpetuate rape culture, and Gaga is a prime example of this: she still supports abusers, victim or not.

“Secondary reality television personality” hahaha! Jenner has no idea the wave of gay shade that will rain upon her if she somehow wins this legal battle. #TeamMinogue all the way!

“Jenner is a ‘secondary reality television personality’ who has received criticism from disability rights groups and African-American communities.”

Yep. Even at the pretty politically savvy party I was in, I was the only one to laugh uncomfortably. People knew who she was, Mean Girls style, but she’s so irrelevant politically that it meant nothing. Honestly, it’ll go down like Beyoncé at the Super Bowl, no one wil get the references until they are explained…

Chrissy’s response:

It’s the face you make when someone accidentally drops a sexual innuendo in a super-serious office meeting and you want to laugh but you look around the room and realize you might be the only one who picked up on it... From here on out can we just call that the Stacy Dash?

I’m 100% sure she did not get the joke.

I assumed that the silence was because she is so irrelevant that 90% of the crowd probably didn’t get the joke? You have to know that she’s been saying dumb shit to even get that he’s trolling. Somehow I don’t think most of the people in that room keep up with what Dionne is saying on Fox News.

The Weeknd low-key dying was the best part of this.

I agree, however I feel corporate media is somewhat to blame because who wants to tune into station that is 90% coverage of purposefully incendiary programming and like 10% coverage of topical issues by rational and intelligent people?

GOOD TV IS YELLING TV!

Well in NBC’s defense, I don’t think there has been enough coverage on this election. Who’s even running? I wouldn’t know. I mean, an analysis of a poignant and provocative music video? Nah, give me more Trump.

I think Stamos was saying a little while back that he did approach Elizabeth, or at least intended to. But let’s be frank - it’s not like she needs some cheesy reunion show either.

There is a part of me that agrees with you, but I also think that the only reason they had the opportunities they had is because of the show. It wouldn’t have killed them to just show up for one episode.

I heard they did ask Elizabeth, but she was like lol no thanks. She has zero ties to this whole thing so it’s totally fine with me if she’d rather keep busy with her role in the Avengers movies rather than pick up something her sisters started and finished ages ago.

How are they both poor and privileged? And they never had the original choice to participate in this shitty sitcom so hats off to them for refusing now that they do have that choice.

I disagree. If, like, John Stamos pitched a fit about coming back I could see this point of view (come on dude, you got your start here, you really can't just make a quick appearance, etc) but I think the Olsons disinterest is valid for two reasons: 1) They didn't ask to be actors, or choose this show. Their parents…

Seriously, it’s like no one actually bothers to consider the fact that for the Olsens, Full House is a distant childhood memory, something they grew up around when they were to young to process any of it. There are plenty of entertainers who turn down reunions because they simply want to focus on the present (as is…

If I were the Olsens I wouldn’t want to spend any extra time around Candice Cameron no matter how much they were paying me.