Oh come on. What did you think the day-to-day of a photo shoot (or film set) is like? Grow up.

It's like we're never gonna get it.

Why you gotta be so mean? :[

But if I don't threaten people with death, how will they know that I want them to die?

"They wouldn't turn down their "thug music," so I pulled out my gun and shot at them."

I don't use this word very often but... Amen.

No, no. He's not a thug. He's WHITE. Here, let me walk you through it....

The irony burns and burns and burns.

There's one glaring problem with that logic: some people who are accused didn't actually do it. The idea that once a person is accused we need to abandon all support for them is terrifying.

I don't even understand why Rowan's parentage was even brought into his letter. There were many, many awful moments in this whole thing he wrote, but that part was the biggest WAT moment I had as I read it.

EXACTLY. If a child accused you of sexual assault and you didn't do it, wouldn't your first reactions be 1. Extreme worry for the child's mental, emotional, and physical health. 2. Assumption that she must be being sexually assaulted by someone and wanting to find out who?

I found his statement about Ronan truly bizarre:

...I found the idea so ludicrous I didn't give it a second thought.

His response sounds palpably bitchy to me.

"Twenty-one years ago, when I first heard Mia Farrow had accused me of child molestation, I found the idea so ludicrous I didn't give it a second thought."

He keeps responding to Mia, as if Mia is accusing him, as if this is his word against Mia, and as if he could denigrate Mia enough these problems would go away.

I see that I am not alone in thinking that Allen's relationship with Soon-Yi is irrelevant.

It takes a psychopath to do what Dylan has accused him of; and to me his other behavior doesn't contradict that possibility. If the shoe fits...

when you marry your adopted daughter - you don't get to make any defense of improper father-child relationship/touching/molesting/ etc...