What's her prior background and experience? As a commercial voice talent that's a pretty good check for a day's work. With a good agent she might have gotten residuals or a percentage. With this on her resume, she may now be able to do so, with a good agent.

I believe she only had two or three lines of dialogue in the whole movie. People can be outraged all they like that she didn't get paid megabucks, but I highly doubt that, say, Elsa's animators got a share of the profits of the film or toy sales either, and they did way more than a day's work on the film.

Uh-huh. Yeah. It's called scale.

I don't trust people who say that they don't like mayonnaise. It's like saying, "I don't like weekends" or "I don't like fun."

We're not just talking about them. The victim is giving interviews. The lurid nature of the story is unpleasant, but it's also hard for me to say that people should stop discussing a subject when the person hurt most by it seems open to discussing it (presumably because she's being paid to give interviews...but...it's…

"A friendly-looking man exiting a Ross dressing room in which he had just took a shit in"

Also, young Alexis really needs someone to explain to her where the human butt crack is.

I know I'm going to be all alone here, but the show, the sex scenes, the risque photo shoots, still don't make me take him seriously. It actually reeks of the same kind of miley cyrus try hardness of LOOK AT ME I AM GROWN UP. And I think its lame that he feels he has to do all this when really he should probably keep…

say whatever you want about Culkin but I would take him over Ashton Kutcher any day

So horrible to think of a server accidentally serving a child something that'll make them fall asleep for awhile.

My rule with adult beverages is, if I cannot imagine Frank Sinatra drinking it, it isn't an adult beverage.

Someone please tell me these kids are fine so I can laugh at this.

I'm not excusing this obviously huge mistake, but those sugary chain restaurant adult beverages contain barely any alcohol. Even the 2 year probably didn't get a buzz off of it.

I have to imagine that, rather than "yea" or "nay," the votes tabulated were "indubitably" and "harrumph."

Most these arguments seem like they would apply to both genders. We should stop locking up people who pose no threat to society, regardless of their gender.

I don't really see why the focus has to be on women here; just non-violent offenders in general.

Unless someone has concrete evidence (doubt it), we base our rumors on her facial expressions and body language on television when she's with him. Plus Ben seems like a tool and I think people are hoping Jessa breaks free of the Duggarnaut.

Are we really sure he was saying feminism was make believe? I got the feeling he was saying that superheroes/movies are make believe. I think it is highly possible it isn't clear what he was referencing there.

The Jessa and Ben thing really tickles my funny bone. Though I'm not sure why they didn't wait either. It's not like Jessa even likes Ben.