The ANTM season with Rita Ora was the first one I’ve watched from first episode to last in years and I’m truly sad Tyra is taking it back. I appreciated that she was influential in the show, but not the host. I didn’t know who Ora was before the season, and now I like her a lot.

“I think it’s all kind of silly, really, that we’re having this discussion 20 years later.”

Lena is an asshole and it’s annoying that she’s made feminism a part of her brand. She’s the epitome of a white feminist. Lena doesn’t want to embrace women of color or understand intersectionality. Lena just wants to be equal to white men. The rest of us can kick rocks. I’m not surprised she chose not to stand in…

Oh my god, I can relate to this. Went through his phone when he went to the bathroom cause he had been pretty damn bad about hiding it earlier that day. Bam. Most recent text convo.

I’ve accused him of being an overrated actor who is so insecure that he’s terrified of dating women his own age.

“And now, you’ll never be tired again. Come Lucia, come my dear.”

What am I missing?

Plus, he’s just so boring. Every time I’m watching him interview someone, I mostly just spend my time wishing Graham Norton was conducting the interview again. He’s a poor, poor, poor man’s Graham Norton.

This trailer is adorable. Jane Fonda and Robert Redford are still badasses. I will watch the fuck out of this movie!

I can’t decide what I care about less:

(Valerie Hogan, who played her, left the show after Season 2 after a salary dispute).

Bobby, I cherish your hatred for This Is Us. It sustains me.

What he’s missing is that it doesn’t have to be Wonder Woman OR Sarah Connor— we can have BOTH. They’re completely different women, because there isn’t just one type of woman, and the idea that we can only have one archetype of feminist icon is fucking stupid.

Must have been hard for them. Was gay marriage even legal when they did this?

“That rain video.” 😂😂😂 You mean “Quit Playin’ Games with My Heart.”

LW#3

lThere is a good article on The Root which deals with this argument called “in defense of wypipo”, challenging the conventional argument that if white people made fun of black people in ‘x’ way, they would be considered racist. It also begins with the writer, a black man, acknowledging he realized this through a…

I want this to be a TV show so bad, so it will be hours and hours of awesomeness instead of just a couple.

Regina King was the best part of Jerry Maguire. Fight me.