What are you doing to me with that headline? I had to click through just to assuage my worst thoughts that this might be one more nail in the coffin for grunge-era alt-rock frontmen.

Despite all his names, he is still just a rat in a cage!!!

I wouldn’t call them problematic. I would call them straight up transphobic. I still laughed quite a bit though because I’m a horrible person and he’s one of the best standups alive.

I think she’s a good example of someone who seems to make genuine efforts to do better, both as a person and a public figure. And I appreciate that effort as well as her willingness to talk openly and honestly about that process.

I really appreciate Sarah Silverman and how she’s attempting to take nuanced examinations of things. People are complex and often contradictory in their actions. And I appreciate her airing her thought process out loud.

Good on Drake. People use concerts as an excuse to violate others’ personal boundaries all the time.

Ah, knew him personally, then? And good to see you take disagreement about as well as you ever have.

It’s easy to miss, but the word “up” is very, very key to this headline.

Yeah, addiction sure is a great reason to call someone names.

It’s an odd sentiment but it hit me how short his life was after I read that he was influenced by My Chemical Romance when he was growing up. MCR were just here. It’s been just 12 years since they hit it big. And he was nine at the time.

I don’t know if it takes that much self-control to keep from making crass jokes about the death of a 21-year-old kid.

Seems completely unnecessary.

PRtMB — I’ve read your posts. Every time you write another comment you look more like a troll. Maybe its time to have a glass of milk and think about whether or not the world needs to hear your every thought?

Do you want a cookie? I’m not sure why anyone is taking a victory lap on any of these stories.

They could rebrand it as Sansparent

I’m wondering if another shoe’s about to drop with this situation. When I do a search, the last update is that they were doing an investigation into the claim made against him. It might not be going well.

Man on the Moon does have a totally baller opening sequence. During that scene, I thought “Okay, this could actually be something really special.” Then it continues.

I thought the MOTM movie was pretty good. I already have Netflix, and I usually find it entertaining to watch somebody else drive another somebody else nuts committing to a gag, so I’ll probably watch it.

I haven’t heard one story about the road that’s humanizing rather than de-humanizing. You start with the toxic mental stew that would be your average 80/90s stand up comedian and then have their worst impulses enabled for decades. For instance, I heard comics I would have thought progressive back up Daniel Tosh and…

I’m pleased Maron seems to be a good guy. I love him in “G.L.O.W.”