I came down here to see if someone else made this comment. It’s SO rude and dismissive. I don’t know why we’re supposed to hate Jessie J, but These three people are grown adults who seem to be happy in their current lives. 

Can we please stop calling Jessie J a Jenna Dewan impersonator and other regressive bullshit when it comes to these two women? Why are we pitting them against each other because they dated the same man? It's so gross. Jenna is happy, Jessie is happy, they both have dark hair, let's move the fuck on. Dunk on Channing…

I knew the N word was bad from practically the cradle. I’m not saying I knew why when I was five years old or understood the history of racism, but I was old enough to grasp “that’s a mean thing to say. It hurts people’s feelings and makes you look awful.”

I am waaay older than she and from a lily-white European country. I have known not to use the n-word since approximately nineteen-fucking-ninety-one. I have understood the pain it carries since I was eleven years old and I immediately not only stopped using it, but brought it up with anybody who would use it in my…

Yes, Cabello was a teenager, but it’s hard to believe that she didn’t know better.

This captured my feelings exactly. Calling someone “my n***a” and saying the n-word while quoting rap lyrics is being a dumb teenager who doesn’t know better.

I want to stay away from anything that makes me think I can’t live my life the way everybody else does.

This is the context a woman was fired from her job for tweeting a woman or man cannot change their sex. A judge then upheld the firing claiming her views were “Absolutist”. Here is where I think the discussion is getting a little outlandish. There is two concepts, “sex” and “gender” which while related I would argue…

“I have never seen (Jaws 4) but by all accounts it is terrible. However, I have seen the house that it built and it is terrific.” - Michael Caine

That picture just makes me sad. It’s fine for Taylor Swift and Jason Derulo to embarrass themselves; they’re used to it. But what is Dame Judi doing in this pile of garbage? 

I’m really not a troll or trying to be a dick because I’m honestly very curious: do you think Helter Skelter is an original U2 song?

A mediocre kid of a rich music engineer in NY gets a music gig on SNL. I smell nepotism. Privilege of the wealthy and connected at the very least. She was terrible. Her stage name is stupid. Pass. *I’m gay and I approve this message*

Was anyone else annoyed that she kept staring into the camera during her songs? Sorry, unrelated to bottoming. 

King Princess: “Don’t just make me out to be a queer singer”

Thank you for this excellent clarification. Less importantly I find the song quite forgettable.

“Power bottom” is usually a gay term, implying that the pb is on the receiving end of anal sex but provides the movement and “power” during sex. That’s why it’s important that the difference between “power bottom” and “bottom” is clear.

So it’s just a term for being on the receiving end, then?  I’ve never heard of it being used for anything but gay sex until recently, and I’m old and not sheltered.  

Jez and other outlets have reported on the pressure-cooker environment these young stars in Korea exist in. The pressure to have cosmetic surgeries, the relentless press coverage of their every move, societal pressures to be one, very, very specific way. I feel bad for them. It seems like a gilded prison life, chosen…

Variety also reports that Goo attempted suicide this past March, after an ex-boyfriend threatened to release a sex tape; he also allegedly threatened assault. The threats reportedly led Goo’s agency to drop her, though she signed with Kara’s former agency soon after.

“Goddamn, what’d I do to deserve that??!”