Well, if he's a writer he's not a very good one as he implies that he is, in fact, a woman...

Ha ha. Seconded.

I happen to think the flying Christ is the highlight of that movie. So yeah, it peaks a little early for me.

I can't even watch. If that had been me, I would've hit the eject button on that relationship. Asshole.

Gold star!

It'll be fun to see how they try to attack those holding judgment over them while simultaneously continuing to judge others (the poors, womens, anyone darker than Cover Girl Buff Beige 125...)

On second thought, this asshole just exposed his daughter to any number of "suitors" who will likely go to no end to achieve a marriage to her - despite her stated wishes. The kidnapping countdown has already begun. If I were her, and staying within the bounds of the law, I'd walk away with my wife and sue the ever…

I wish Buck Angel would show up on his doorstep.

Actually, I think hazing Kilmer is fair game. The way he's let himself slide is definitely a breach of the TOP GUN contract...

Seconded!

I had an IUD for more than fifteen years (not the same one obvs) and loved loved loved it. Yes, my periods were longer than without the IUD, but I didn't get pregnant and - when I was in a monogamous relationship - could forego condoms. Unfortunately, my body chemistry changed and I started having chronic infections…

Ah ha ha. Well played. Snorf.

On a more serious note, whatever your thoughts on the subject, seems like the thoughts of the person who owns the penis are paramount. Adult males can and do get circumcised (my ex boyfriend for one). And it should be their choice. You don't tell me what to cut off of my body, I don't tell you what to cut off of yours.

"Can of worms". Ha ha ha.

"The Help" is an extreme outlier that was based on a hugely popular novel. It's not a black movie, but a movie about American racial history. The book was passed on by every studio including DreamWorks, which ultimately made the film after they read the script. Viola Davis is an amazing actress but her participation…

Spike Lee has made 19 films. Of those, only 5 have made more than $40M adjusted for inflation - I'm going to call $40M breakeven, as that is a fair assumption of budget plus P&A against total receipts. Mr. Lee's #1 box office gross picture was "Inside Man", which was not a black film. "The Original Kings of Comedy"…

You raise some good points. I'm not sure I was saying that I accept the conventional narrative, but I felt it was important to acknowledge that it is based in a certain reality and not just bald racism. The people I've worked with are not racists and quite frankly would like their jobs a whole lot more if they could…

"Black folks come out when you do the right thing. This ain't the right thing."

1. There have been plenty of black films released. It is not a unique concept.

Most actors and actresses are out there waiting for the "right" roles - only a very small percentage of actors actually makes a living from their craft and yes, even fewer minorities. It's not a question of a fear of alienating audiences, but rather giving the audience what it has demonstrated it will buy. And it's…