Bull shit. She is the star of the show. And Doctor Who was hardly a ratings juggernaut at that point.

Supporting role vs. starring role doesn’t factor into your equation at all? Especially after the first season, her winning the Emmy, and cleaning the floor with him in their scenes together?

Raise your hand if you were a 15 year old girl who was constantly pestered by older men. The fathers of the kids you babysat for pouring you a drink. Your friends’ fathers staring at your tits or walking in on you in the shower. Your male teachers dropping hints. Strangers pulling over as you walked home from school.

I’m sorry for your loss. Grief makes us all consider anything to help with the pain, so I empathize with both you and Barbra on this, even if I don’t agree with it.

I’m with you 1000000%. I am also with the people who made the point that it is horribly irresponsible to clone a pet when there are millions of unwanted animals in shelters that need homes. But I can also see how grief will drive a person to do very stupid things.

I’m a little disappointed how Babs gets treated with kid gloves by the writer for this ridiculousness. Millions of animals are euthanized every year and she’s throwing money at cloning dogs. Sorry, but she should be embarrassed by this.

The corruption of our youth by Canadians will not stop unless we halt this ice-dancing filth in its track. What’s next? They pause in the middle of their seductive dance to hand out leaflets on the need for a universal health-care system?

I agree. Lawrence is lovely but Sharon Tate had a really specific ethereal quality that’s very, very rare.

I am tired of men defining real rape as “the level which I haven’t done to a woman”. The rape definition changes and doesn’t get believed because these men feel guilty as fuck because they knew in their hearts they’ve crossed lines and boundaries. Tarantino sits at home at night and lies to himself he’s not a rapist…

thank you. I don’t think pop stars are the best representatives. I’m not saying they can’t be, but if your whole list consists solely of them, then it says something about the person compiling it in the first place.

Lena Dunham is not a feminist. She publically accused a WOC of making a false rape allegation because the perp was her pal. That is not a feminist act, and frankly her other activism doesn’t stand up to scrutiny either. It can be seen in how Taylor Swift “became” a feminist following talks with Dunham, which basically…

Yeah, there’s an actress/director, a singer, a comedian, and another singer. They’re not feminists. They might have some feminist leanings, but what they are really interested in doing is entertaining and making money.

The biggest obstacle of all is that we white women have to admit that we still benefit from racist patriarchal structures, which is why we’re eerily silent when it comes to issues that predominantly affect minority women. We can’t get men to admit it either so I’m not sure there’s much hope here.

I can’t speak as to the quality of Tom Brady as a person, but I’m not gonna drag him for being affectionate with his child.

But...But... if you order a classic Caesar then you have to expect anchovies certainly in the dressing and perhaps on top. Alternately you could order a raisin/mushroom/pear (gag*spit) salad instead? Don’t mind me, I am half Italian; we roll that way even without a Caesar in sight.

White folks who like to call themselves allies please take note. She acknowledged she didnt know shit, LISTENED, then did something meaningful without making it about her.

It is interesting to see everyone mention how they can’t stand Gilbert. Which is totally fine, but just seems completely unnecessary to bring up in this context.

Rodriguez knew what McGowan had been through when he wrote that scene for her. He admitted it:

Carmen and her late husband Geoffrey Holder were a force to be reckoned with and I love that she is still teaching. FYI Megan it’s de Lavallade for her last name not la Vallade.