David Bowie taught us all that being weird and different was not a curse, but a magnificent blessing, as long as you were being your true self.

Jareth will forever be the man that made me notice men and get all tingly. #loveyoubowie

Chill.

I was hoping Rami Malek would win, but I shall settle for Rob Lowe losing.

I’m not even necessarily disagreeing with your assessment of his relationship with women, but pretending like his reaction in that shot is misogynistic disgust rather than just surprise makes you sound totally unhinged.

Um, this was pretty obviously him being focused on something out of frame, and then being startled when someone brushed him as they walked past. He’s cringing because he realized he was accidentally in the way of something important. I don’t think his reaction time for that expression was even long enough to register…

Exactly. Why couldn’t she have said, “Excuse me,” like someone with manners would have? The layout of the Golden Globes isn’t like that of the Oscars. People are all over the place. You don’t know where the winners are coming from.

Yeah and the whole why was he laughing when she walked by!?! Like someone said something funny and he’s a little drunk because he came for the free booze and press?

Yeah they did kind of go rogue this year, with Mozart in the Jungle and Wolf Hall and whatnot. I like the Globes for the way they honor comedies, and I found it disappointing that they let the Martian game that. Happy that they went rogue for Mr. Robot though, because that show is great. Regarding DiCaprio, though:

Agreed.

Because he was laughing before she bumped into him, which made it look like she was pretending to “accidentally" bump into him and hit him.

also, a follow up:

I’d make a face if someone whacked me in the arm too - no idea why this was such a big deal.

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I can’t believe George Lucas drives a motherfucking Jeep.

go see INSIDE LLEWYN DAVIS next and you will join me in hell

Harrison Ford is quite possibly the sexiest 72 year old man of all time. Also, my parents saw Age of Adaline and enjoyed it; I’m just really conflicted because I dislike Blake Lively almost as much as I love Harrison Ford so I’m at a break even about my desire to watch it.

Jonah Hill just telegraphs that sense of ‘trying too hard’. Like, he surrounds himself with his apparent friends, who all radiate natural charisma, where he’s juuuuust sweating to keep up. It seems exhausting.

I’ve said it before and I’ll sure say it again, Jonah Hill is dreadful. I can’t stand him. Him and Jesse Eisenberg.

Actually, I think so. I'm not sure if this or Katy Perry is worse though.