For sure, and they get paid WELL to do that. If you don’t enjoy it, don’t be a part of it, it’s as simple as that. I’m honestly confused as to why RHOA has had Nene on for as long as they have since ALL she has done in the last like five seasons has been negative. It gets really exhausting to watch someone like that…

Preach. She really thinks she broke the glass ceiling of what exactly?

hahaha While Black people are not a monolith... I approve of this message and I think the rest of the gurls do, too. There’s nothing about RHOA that sings “we did it for the culture.” In fact, I’d argue that Potomac is representation I can live with, and even mostly enjoy. Atlanta though...

“so happy that I can say that I was a part of a genre that opened up doors for Black ensemble reality shows to step up and be a part of what we now love so much—reality TV.”

Besides accusing Bravo of “manipulating black women to say negative things about each other while they sit and enjoy us tearing each other down,”

Joan Summers is a literal trash fire of a writer that some of us old timers are waiting for her to get a better offer somewhere else so we never have to read her inane takes and hypocritical b.s. ever EVER again.

That’s what stans DO.

Full disclosure: I’ve been haunting Jez since the early days way before Gawker shot itself in the cock.

These celeb pieces aka Dirt Bag will never go away because it’s a major draw for Jez. It’s the same thing with all the reality tv coverage like Housewives and the Kardashians. Most of us won’t ever give a fuck about…

In my age-addled brain I often conflate the two, so no surprise to me this dude is confused over who he’s supposed to be marrying.

Fans are exhausting. These people think they love Demi but it seems like somehow they also believe she is too stupid to make her own life choices without their guidance and protection. It’s so fucking patronizing.

Since when are sororities about inclusiveness and community activism? Traditionally, sororities and fraternities have always been playgrounds and networking clubs for the selfish offspring of the One Percent and those who desire to be the One Percent.

Pretty much nailed it. Most of Jezebel’s articles and headlines lately have been written in a similar trend. It’s not longer reporting - it’s just clickbait and an opportunity for the author to have an internal argument (but you know, in public for all of their readers to witness) with the subject they choose to drag,…

There’s also a big difference between doing a gender reveal via a cake and starting a forest fire.

That’s what I read too. She was mainly celebrating a milestone in her pregnancy because it was the first pregnancy she had that was able to reach it.

My understanding is that the reason Jenna did the gender reveal in the first place is because she’d had a series of miscarriages and wanted to celebrate something positive. She didn’t do it because she cared about the gender of her child.

She was stunning. She’s still stunning. She’s gorgeous, elegant and classy as ever. Staying in a body that is constantly criticized to appease fans who didn’t want her to change isnt any better than losing weight to appease critics. I imagine she lost weight for herself. There’s nothing at all wrong with that. If…

Do you not see how this expectation is as harmful for bigger women as it is for smaller women? It puts both types of people into a box they can’t escape from. What happens when the skinny person’s metabolism slows down? Then they’re suddenly in the same boat as the person whose metabolism has been slow all his life.

This is especially disgusting in the wake of Chadwick Boseman’s death and the news of his long struggle with cancer. No one knows what the fuck is happening in someone’s private life. Maybe they lose weight, maybe they gain weight, maybe they stay the same. Why people spend any energy worrying about someone else’s…

I am a disordered eater, which makes me unhealthily skinny. I get comments all the time that hurt just as much as when I was severely overweight. Body shaming is bad, hurtful, and unhelpful for anyone of any size.

I don't necessarily agree being fat is largely a choice. I do think this website has gotten kind of mean though. Or maybe they were always mean and I just grew up.