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Amy deserves better, let’s be real. I personally think it’s high time that Dan and Jonah banged it out.

Or maybe it's her way of controlling the narrative surrounding her medical decisions rather than having them reported piecemeal by gossip magazines and clickbait websites. Getting it all out there in one go, presenting the facts in her own voice, and leaving nothing else up to speculation. It's a really solid PR move.

But 30 Rock was one of the most unceasingly ENJOYABLE shows on TV the whole time it was on. Why would anyone complain about essentially having more 30 Rock, but with different characters and situations? There's no need for Team Fey/Carlock to reinvent the wheel when the wheel they already invented was basically the

Thank you. It's been done in the past, but it's incredibly rare, and I don't think this is some huge step in the right direction considering how many women in America have abortions every year. Oh, yay, a female character said the word "abortion" without whispering! She still absolutely would not get one, so who cares.

Well, Backpack still got kidnapped, but that was much later on and I still remember it as an irritatingly cheap shot at drama. The rest of your points stand.

Jesse Williams has a pre-plastic-surgery Bradley Cooper ratface, IMO, but to each their own. I've never gotten the hype for him.

Not over a "verbal faux pas," but over a personal essay that I felt very strongly about - I wrote an essay about what it's like to be a woman with an eating disorder trying to navigate body-positive spaces and how complicated it can be and ended up getting a TON of suggestions to kill myself and messages about how I'm

What about those of us who have ALWAYS wanted bigger lips, though? I have really thin lips and have been made fun of for them my entire life. (They're also weirdly crooked, which doesn't help either.) I've been overlining my lips a little bit for the past few months just because I finally realized that was a thing you

I truly hate the term "political correctness," but the thing is, there's a grain of truth under all this. The internet HAS produced a chilling effect among leftists, especially aggravated by social media and how easy it is to tweet "Kill yourself" at someone who makes an honest mistake. Writers, comics, satirists, and

I had full-body chills during that scene until my friend leaned over and whispered, "So it's Les Mis now?"

I still can't figure out why so many feminist writers and bloggers I otherwise generally like and agree with seem so convinced that the Kardashians are important feminist figures worth defending. Is it because they texted and giggled through the Ferguson segment at the VMAs? Does it have to do with the fact that the

Question: I'm a white woman with thick, curly hair who wears it curly 90% of the time. I recently had someone on Tumblr ask me for a product list, and when I posted which products I use regularly (mostly a mix of As I Am, Jane Carter Solutions, and Mixed Chicks, with I think one Carol's Daughter product in there), a

BUT I LOVE LIVING IN SOUTH BROOKLYN. I'm a 45-minute F train ride from Manhattan, but... Spumoni Gardens! Rolling Roasters! Coming home to a neighborhood that actually feels kind of neighborhood-y! There's a teen boy on my block who goes by the name "Pube" and every time he sees me he high fives me! Frankly, I'm okay

If Jezebel went after Mitch McConnell, Scott Walker, or any of the other myriad number of white men who are actively ruining the country for women, poor people, and people of color with the same fervor it goes after feminist-identified pop stars and television actors who don't get it 100% right 100% of the time, we

Feel free to torture me any time, I guess. That shit sounds delicious.

She's not even a Southern Belle and doesn't have any claim to Southern culture whatsoever, for better or for worse. That's what struck me as the most preposterous thing about that whole dumb plagiarized article. She's from Burbank. Go write some purple prose romanticizing In n' Out or Universal City Walk or all the

Cool-toned folks shouldn't contour with bronzer, though - it makes you look dirty. There are a few contouring products made for cool girls (NYX Taupe Blush and Illamasqua Hollow are the most popular, though I'm partial to Pumpkin and Poppy Oak Bark powder myself), but not very many. But yeah, no, bronzer on a

Pretty sure ballet is a white invention.

Tiny humble brag: Not that it matters, but I'M TOTALLY TUMBLR FRIENDS WITH THAT GIRL.

Have you heard his first album at all? Because I still laugh out loud every time I listen to this bit, years and years after having first heard it.