I mean, how did you want her to approach the interview? What would have been better questions? Keeping in mind, that they'd actually have to be questions he would answer or there would have been no interview.

Also I do disagree about the Jezebel spin. This is the first article I've read on Jezebel that actually approaches a complex and "icky" (or is it "icthy"?) sexual matter without being judgmental. Kudos for that.

(A relative of mine married into a family of horsefuckers. She fucked a guy who fucked horses, whose father before him fucked horses, and so on. This is not one of the strangest things about my family)

Jia, you are a master of the interview. This was so engaging and sad and candid and lovely.

Ugh. On the one hand, there's no way that this guy is doing the "right" thing. But on the other hand, he's so clearly fucked in the head. I don't want anyone to think I'm making excuses for this behavior, but it's so obvious to me in so many cases that these folks are themselves screwed up by circumstances. It reminds…

OH BOY. I was all . . . well, if it's consensual, I'm not gonna judge! And then:

Oh so it's fine for Helena Bonham Carter to get naked with a fish, but not for this guy to bone a dolphin? I see how it is!

Solid choice. I went with Lagavulin.

What? No. He was born in New York and grew up in New Jersey... something he only talks about all the time.

YUP

I think the most amazing thing about the daily show is the number of careers that took off after working at that show. Steve Carrell, icon, movie star, star of one of the greatest american comedy shows ever. Stephen Colbert, legendary tv star,about to replace David freakin Letterman! John Oliver, quickly establishing…

Yes there is. Broad City. Key and Peele. Kroll Show.

First, Colbert.

I am just genuinely sad. Jon Stewart has been such an incredibly influential, kind, smart and vital voice in my lifetime. His presence at The Daily Show will be sorely missed.

I'm bereft. Don't go, Jon! Especially not before the 2016 election! First Colbert, now you! THIS IS THE DARKEST TIME LINE.

Japanese has phonetic characters as well as kanji characters, and all of those phonetic characters fall into "rows" like "a, i, u, e, o" or "ka, ki, ku, ke, ko". So the keyboard on the phone will have the "starter" character of the row, such as "a" or "ka" in the examples above. Then you swipe a direction for the…

looks like this won't be the generation that pulls Japan out of its population death spiral.

Anyone who would print something out from the Internet and carry it in their wallet is unlikely to need to defend themselves against charges of spending too much time with their smartphone.

So it's....D2: The Mighty Ducks but....singing?