I'll allow it.

I tried to briefly touch on this in a response, as I do agree. I believe I said something like she could wear an oversized onesie and still be one of the hottest dancers in the world.

I've never seen it, but I'm quite tempted to now!

In case you can't get to it fast enough...

At first this made me super, second-hand embarrassed uncomfortable, but then he paused the music to say he was just dancing because he was so happy that Riddick was #1 in DVD sales. AWWW!!! Now I have more of a crush on him than that second where I thought he and the Rock were going to start making out in Fast 5.

See for me, it isn't even so much about what she wears. I had no problem with her Super Bowl outfit, because the singing/dancing totally stole the show for me. I had to go back later and Google what she had on because I honestly couldn't remember.

Well, if this isn't one of my favorite things: "Beyonce leaves no question as to who is in control. She may show you something, but it is understood that she is in the seat of power and you are merely a guest at the table." Long live Sasha Fierce.

I actually hadn't seen this before. Thank you for sharing. And I totally agree with you. When I see Miley shakin' it, I get embarrassed and have flashbacks to my 20-year-old self and how desperate I was for attention. I look at sex and sexuality in a completely different light now that I'm in a "serious relationship".…

Haha, the only reason I wasn't afraid to speak up is because I actually do love Bey. I think she's crazy talented and when I'm bored I watch her live shows on YouTube because I think they're incredible. There is, however, an undeniable double standard going around, whether it's in Bey-lovers' favor or not.

I agree. Some of the videos were just gorgeous, some made me blush, and some made me pose this question to myself. She's so insanely talented— she could get up there in dirty sweat pants, hit those notes and those moves, and still blow me away. This just feels unnecessary.

I'm going to sound like such a troll in posing this question, but whatevs. So, clearly Bey's newest album and all that goes along with it is more overtly sexual than any of her previous work.

$2,500 for bail? *sigh* As is tradition.

So she grew up thinking a certain way based on what her family and church told her to believe, and has since come to terms with the fact that that may have all been very one-sided and her point of view continues to evolve...What's the hate for again?

Anyone else distracted by Ariel Winter's err...transformation on Modern Family lately? Going through puberty on television = no, thank you.

Wrappin' up Friday on a high note.

Delight? He's a goddamn national treasure.

Say what you will about the dress— that is literally the most gorgeous photo of her I've ever seen.

Are we looking at the same thing? Changing the lighting and filling in eyebrows are examples of not a lot of Photoshop. Scooping out someone's neck (cover), redesigning their entire chest/breast/shoulder area and face/chin area (tub)— yeah, I consider that to be quite a fair bit of Photoshopping.

It doesn't count if you're both hot!

Jared Leto's appearance in Urban Legend made this list? I mean, sure, sexual awakenings can be confusing and maybe even "embarrassing" at times, but I hardly feel it's necessary to point that out, Buzzfeed.