Alien yes. But the gender part IS a reference to current discussions around transgenderism going on

Yep. Apparently, many people are absolutly missing the point of the Zoolander films completely.

So - the act of asking about one’s sex and identity is now transphobic ?

Oh, step on a rusty nail, haters. This is clearly a parody of the absurdity of the fashion world these days and not transphobic at all. I don’t even think he is supposed to be transgender in the first place. I think he’s supposed to be alien-like. Which is also a joke on how people have compared Cumberbatch’s…

Did anyone else notice that Justin Theroux wrote this movie? Weird.

Aren't ALL the characters in Zoolander over-the-top, cartoonish mockeries?

Lol. This movie looks awful. You can't recapture the heat of the first film.

God I love that movie, and all the actors in it. Lily Tomlin is so interesting and a true pioneer for lesbians living openly. And Dolly Parton! Talk about someone living life her way and doing tons of good along the way.

that post was really mean :( i agree

Woah! I had somehow missed that story but that was way, way out of line for an article, esp. on this site. The only good thing is the comments calling her on it.

Yeah, I know. I know, and you’re totally right. But I usually push this shit in the back of my mind (though that Lena Dunham stunt was beyond gross). This latest batch of shit kind of brought it all back.

I don’t mean to diminish your sense of loss (and perhaps betrayal?) but Gawker Media (and Jezebel) have had a track record of pretty gross, cynical behaviour (the rape gifs, that Jez article where they posted screenshots of a rape in progress, the Conde Nast thing, the Lena Dunham thing, things going back years) that…

Honestly, I’m just waiting it out until they make that final transition and then I’m out. I hate gossip shit and the type of people who come along to comment on those articles (think YT and Yahoo commenters). They already do much more of that crap here than I want (the stupid abundance of K posts). I’ll miss what it…

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It’s a sexist, myth-promoting piece of shit. I hate it too.

The bright young things fit the lifestyle look, and for a lot of the new-to-fame-and-money set they are very relatable and seem to be almost in their own peer group (hey, no one wants their mom on tour with them...at first). Nobody in the new-to-fame-and-money set wants to seem to be a sell out, so they hire for…

When these “cheated with the nanny stories come up” I’m always amazed that the couple chose these young girls. I’d want an older woman, who had raised kids of her own, you know someone who hasfirst hand experience with what she’s supposed to be doing. That said, the cynical part of me says they probably pay the young…

Or *also* did away with many of the unrealistic, super expensive corporate attire expectations?

Someone who can do the damn job, imagine that. If only more employers looked for competence instead of looks, in all fields.

my great grandmother said “I never realized how attractive fat people’s faces could be until you.”