“He has changed a lot in the past few months.”

This. Is. Stunning. Seriously.

I feel the faint stirrings of warmth creeping into my cold, dead heart. I want it to be true, but I’m wary, so very wary.

Translation: Hey! Hey! Hey! Look at me! I had 15 minutes of fame for doing nothing once! I’m thirsty! Sooooo thirsty. Saharan Desert levels of thirsty....

Oh LA get ready to find your safe spaces! What am I? Well if you’re a conservative, I’m American AF. If you’re a lib, I’m “offensive.” Let’s go.

I started to attempt to write some witty comment, but honestly this doesn’t even need a caption.

I’m telling ya, after awards season and JLaw gets over her professor Aronofsky phase, the next stop is whoever happens to be SNL’s latest mediocre cutie.

In the correct timeline, no. Hillary Clinton is also president there. But here, in the darkest timeline, their relationship was destroyed like all of our hopes and dreams.

I wonder what was so humorous about sexually assaulting someone?

Crazy knows no age.

I think it was trump being elected. His rise has lead to a groundswell of disgust. It started with the Fox assholes and seems to be snowballing.

I know Terry Richardson and the others who’ve been fired for being alleged predators are just a drop in the ocean. I know companies are only taking a stand because people are paying attention. I know this level of interest is temporary and Condé Nast, etc will soon go back to not giving a crap. But I also know I’m not…

Oh, so does this mean we can finally quit pretending that Terry Richardson hasn’t been gross as hell FOREVER? Also, his shitty photography has always been just as much garbage as he is as a human being, and I will never understand his popularity.

Realizing they might face some consequences. Nothing that could have happened to the women would have mattered.

re: Terry Richardson, better late than never I guess? Wonder what the final straw was.

I like this! The end of a relationship is not always a failure, and it’s sad that in 2017 people still judge it that way. If they had a good 22 years together and are able to split in some sort of amicable or at least civil way, then that is more than most people manage to accomplish.

It seems like Pink is always thisclose to having a good message, but, you’re right, it’s always served with a side of internalized misogyny. It’s like how I refused to wear pink and skirts when I was a kid, but when I grew up I realized that femininity is no less valid and legit than masculinity. I guess she hasn’t…

I like Pink a lot. I think she’s brave and tough and unabashedly herself. I just wish she’d realize that other women’s unabashed selves look different than hers, and that should be celebrated too.

I never in my life until now worried about the country getting into a nuclear war.

The thing about the former presidents, from either party, is that I never doubted they loved this country.