I wasn't aware that was an insult.

No. ;)

She was mean and bitchy and her abrasive comedy was too much for the polyannas and overly sensitive but some of us loved her but regardless of tastes, she did have a good heart and humility. That humility was evident in the fact that, no matter how mean and bitchy she was, she was the target of her meanest jokes and…

Thank god for that last part of your comment. I hope snark and bitchiness never die.

Clearly the poor man was just doing his part to combat overpopulation.

The spelling mistake also gives it away as a fake. That should read "a part" instead of "apart".

Minnesota prosecutors allege that Barnard groomed girls in his congregation as young as 12, convincing their parents to let their daughters live in a cloistered group, where they were expected to have sex with him.

That sketch is hilarious! Which never happens on SNL anymore.

Seriously. Are we really at the point where even acknowledging race as a factor is an accusation of bigotry?

I think Nene would bring the drama, at least. Unfortunately, she's one of those who can dish it out but they can't take it, and if you're going to be hosting a show that's all about mocking people's fashion choices, you have to be able to show you're capable of good faith and self-deprecation, two concepts I doubt…

He was the least annoying of the bunch but honestly he never had anything funny or witty to say, all he did was kiss Joan's ass and laugh really loudly at her jokes. I didn't mind him. I don't know why they got rid of him and kept Rancid and the insufferable spoiled brat Kelly. And Kathy Griffin? No.

You know that poor baby deserved at least some french tip acrylics and some klassy nail art.

I'm guessing New London, Wisconsin, has a large white trash baby pageant loving population? Because there's no way the intended audience for this weird and creepy service isn't the same freakshow audience that dresses their little girls up like baby prostitutes and teaches them to tap dance and twirl a baton.

They're naming you based on the assumption that you'll change your name to your husband's in the future because it's assumed that's what women do, based on gross, gendered traditions that have no place in modern society. You have every right in the world to defend that tradition but there's no denying where the…

Did someone force those women to pose with their butts hanging out at gunpoint? I didn't think so.

lol did you even read my comment? I said people's bodies, and as long as their choices don't affect anyone else. So just like you can't force a sick adult to get treatment if they have cancer or some other disease, you can't stop them from trying nonsensical bullshit "treatments" either.

I agree it's insiduous. And I don't like it. But I also think you can only go so far in legislating against human stupidity before you start to dangerously curtail individual freedoms. As long as everyone involved is an adult of reasonably sound mind, there's not much you can do. It's different when children are…

Stupid for sure. At the same time, I firmly believe in everyone's right to make shitty life choices and do what they want with their bodies. As long as their choices don't affect others (anti-vaxxers can go fuck themselves).

The working title was originally going to be Khloe Konquers Kalisthenics but then they realised most of their viewership doesn't know what that last word means.

Could have fooled me. I love fashion and all the times I've watched the show, I've never heard her make any insightful comments. Giuliana knows a little bit more but her tastes are so generic and she's so bland she's incapable of saying anything interesting.