It's certainly not *all* Indian men, but there is definitely a sizable group of ill-mannered, horny, aggressive Indian guys (H1B's) who think all, and I mean all, white women are whores who give it up at the drop of a hat. And, when they are denied "all tis free white pussy" they've been promised through movies and…

As an Indian lady who is being forced to eventually "arrange-marry" an Indian man, I can attest that a lot of them are disgusting. The non-Americanized ones anyway. And my mom wonders why i can't just pick somebody already.

you're absolutely right. there are never any 'but what about the menz' posts when we girls wanna have a chat! conversations *never* only revolve about what men want to talk about!

Are you fucking kidding?? Women are REQUIRED to be nice, to listen, to empathize. Men aren't. Men won't even read books unless the writer and lead character are male.

I think they get it into their heads that Western women are easy, and then get bent out of shape when that turns out not to be true.

Is it just laying around? Did he piss off the Mob?

I don't think it makes you sound like an asshole. Part of male privilege is the semi-conscious belief that men are the arbiters of reality. Rationally, many men know that women have different experiences than they do but just as many believe, deep down, that they'd handle those experiences better. It wouldn't bother…

He must have paid someone to take it off the entire internet because I can't find it anywhere but holy hell was that ever a pissed off face.

I foresee a long history of Bradley Cooper being nominated for things during years that other people happen to have epic performances, and thus never ever winning.

Yes, holy shit, did other people see this? I swear to god I saw his face and it was so unbelievably bitter.

I'm so glad someone else noticed that! He did not look happy. I also don't think he was anywhere near as deserving for a win this year as he was last year (I thought he was way better in Silver Linings Playbook than JLaw. He carried that).

I didn't catch the Globes but got a crazy amount of texts keeping me updated. Almost everyone caught his WTF death glare.

He was all 'I wore that stupid perm and JLaw won again! And I won nothing again! What am I?'

You forgot Bradley Cooper's face. He was straight up bitter. I tried to find the picture, but couldn't (if anyone could find it, that would be great).

And Edna the maid has creeped me out from the get-go.

it wasn't racism. Hollywood rarely gives awards to rookie actors or actors in their first role. Jennifer didn't win for Winter's Bone, her first role and nomination.

That might be part of it. Redford was a star before Mcconaughey was born, and Hanks is considered one of the best actors of his generation.

I think it's more of them liking to reward stars. It doesn't mean anything come oscar time. Look at how Leo beat Bruce Dern. Leo probably won't even get an oscar nod but Bruce will.
The globes want to keep big stars coming to the party.

Well, it was outrageous. Brokeback was much more deserving (and, let 's face it, Brokeback suffered due to Hollywood's homophobia)

You're right, questioning things is stupid. It is always smarter to just assume racism. Any time a white person wins over a black person it's racism. That's Science!