That’s not specific to the “boymom” phenomenon, or specific to a single gender.

I think that’s a natural shift in the industry—everyone in media wants “content” in their title, or it implies that they only oversee print divisions, which is no longer the prestige position.

To be fair, the scene in question was shot before Ant Man & Wasp came out, so she hadn’t yet appeared in ANY of the movies when she showed up on set to film that funeral scene (that the actors were told was a wedding).

I agree on the movie front. But they all do promotion together and are on the red carpet together. There’s no way she didn’t notice Samuel Jackson during promo times before...

They have never carried sex toys.

She looks a little like Gia Carangi to me.

NEWSFLASH: it looks like CMO Ed Razek is retiring from VS.

I noted this in a reply, but, as a point of fact, she is doing a shoot for Pink, which is a completely separate brand from Victoria’s Secret, in terms of how the business operates (I recognize that the two are linked in the eyes of the pubic since one is an offshoot of the other—but it makes more sense to think of…

As a point of fact, she is not being cast in the fashion show (which is not happening this year). She is doing a shoot for Pink, which is a completely separate brand from Victoria’s Secret, in terms of how the business operates. They have a completely different ceo and make their own marketing decisions. Ed Razek has…

It’s possible to not support Biden as the nominee and still express annoyance about this political tactic. The KH reference was about going viral—which, KG is not. Separately, IMO not wanting to give upper class families the same tax cut offered to lower income families isn’t the same as supporting segregation.

Yeah, as I said in my comment, I’m not a Biden supporter. The comment about growth over time isn’t specific to him, it’s for all candidates. I just really felt in this instance, Gillibrand was really trying to get a Kamala Harris moment and thought this was it. There are more current things to slam him on.

He was saying “no I didn’t” say that working mothers contributed to the deterioration of the family because he never actually said that. Implied, perhaps based on the mores of the time, but he never said what Gillibrand said. In the same span of time, he also stated that both men and women could handle childcare,…

Yeah, if they were going to do hait in motion, they shouldn’t have given her pin-straight hair. Not at all conducive to the concept they were going for, which is fluidity (of movement, and sexuality, as it turns out!).

Perfectly stated: gate keeping.

I was super confused, too. I was like, she’s glad Hough is saying this. Wait, no, she thinks Hough is doing this only for publicity and that what she’s saying isn’t something that actually happens? Confusing.

You just know Ryan was waiting for his chance to pull out his Sanders “zinger” in hopes that it would go viral. I can’t think of a time in recent history in which it’s been more important to yell, dude-bro!

Meh, Nala isn’t a huge part. And since her entire singing career has been about emoting using via voice, I think she’ll be just fine.

Because Queen Bey wants an Oscar.

I think that if it was as simple as Mary Louise having a child under her care who died “as the result of her inattention,” the dad probably would have taken Perry with him when he left. Also, not nearly soapy or sensational enough for this show or Moriarity’s general oeuvre.

...even though Butler looks nothing like the King of Rock and Roll to me.