Achieving the dream of being on the one issue of boring sports magazine that is annually used to sell subscriptions to the rest of boring sports magazine. Hopefully she is next able to realize her dreams to be the first female rapper to own the football telephone.

You are really very committed to ignoring the entirety of my original comment and the point I’m making, aren’t you? Maybe you could go back, read it, and stop (as I previously requested) with the disingenuous bullshit. 

I agree that narratively it made sense for this to be the time for Jan to go. And she was boiled out by Ginger Minj. Jan’s name was almost certainly on the most lipsticks

I haven’t really liked Jan so far (haven’t seen her original season though), but the lipstick thing made me lose what respect I had for her. Make a choice and be prepared to defend it. Don’t try to choose who you think everyone else will just to be in the girls’ good books. As was plainly shown, it’ll backfire anyway.

Agreed, but I should probably point out that AS5 also suffered from being inexcusably boring. I mean, by episode 3 I was sticking around only mainly to see Jujubee.

I see both points of view, and I think that part of the problem is Scarlet’s drag: she’s continuing to paint herself like a Disney villain, and those kooky antics and exaggerated faces that look so adorable (and I admit it: Scarlet is GORGEOUS both in and out of drag) on the boy look vaguely creepy and disturbing on a…

Biden should never be free from criticism, but I’m still not sure who’s more pissed off over his election: the MAGAts or the Jezebel editorial staff.

I’m not a big facebook person, but I share every article I can find about young people who have died/gotten seriously ill with COVID I come across.

Basically “because you did not cry and were expected to”.

I almost felt like they were saying to Scarlett, “you’re not relatable because the emotional depth you expressed isn’t based on negative emotions stemming from trauma and we can’t exploit it for ratings.”

Oh Allison I object. This episode was good despite the challenge. The fact that they congratulated Ra’jah for being vulnerable, meaning, for crying, and alsoyou cannot blame Scarlett for taking it personally when the judges, particuarly that dead weigth in the show that is Ross Matthews, tells Jan and Scarlett that…

Jan is testament to the fact that being very capable and talented is not the same as being a star. She’s kind of master of noned herself into being… bland. Her thought process of choosing the lipstick was probably the most revealing thing she’s presented on the show across her two seasons: someone desperate not to…

If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. $.05 says it’s all an influencer schtick.

Aside from the obvious bigotry at play here, I am immediately struck by the lack of any kind of common sense. If she thought that was her son’s phone, then why didn’t she call it?

I mean, he did this to himself. 

Enraged? Racists delighted in his spectacle because he faked a hate crime, which undermines the credibility of other people who report hate crimes. It basically allowed racists to amplify this hoax and make it seam like that’s the norm, like real hate crimes don’t happen.

Money can’t buy you happiness if you’re online most of the day. Between her and her husband, they have enough money that their great grandkids won’t have to worry about their future. Just log off and go outside. 

While I consider Smollett a flimsy conniver, I also long recognized Smollett’s supreme and long run running effort, across his expansive activist career to one activity.

Go Team “I Wish Everyone Involved In This Story Would Just Go Away Forever”!!!!

Yesterday Joe Biden gave a speech about voting rights, where he asked, “Have you no shame, Republicans?”