I'm not sure what is so shocking... Beyonce's image is supremely calculated. She produced her own documentary for spit's sake. The cuts from the GQ article (where her photographer talks about how and why his role exists) make it pretty clear: she knows the public wants access to 'real' celebrities so she decided to…

Not a bad point, but the same can be said for virtually every 'Islamist' terrorist group on earth. They have zero to do with the mainstream but unlike Westboro Baptist Church, we (media, governments, people overall) don't innately make the same distinctions.

I remember reading once upon a time that people with 'difficult' names are on the whole much less succesful. THANKS MOM.

Welcome to Jezebel, where no one misses an opportunity to shit on people of color.

Thank you, my deepest fears have just been realized.

I got to meet Bill Clinton at an event when I was 16 (not so much an encounter as my dad making a massive political contribution) but MY OH MY is he dreamy. He possesses some sort of magic.

They worked together when were filming 42 - might've been around that time?

True! Except bras are supposed to function.

What??? Their clothes (especially dresses) were very cute and not disastrously unaffordable. Unlike their bras, which are neither, and also mostly not functional.

The best product for this is Retin A (you need a prescription) but Caudalie also makes a great dark spot corrector. It's a lot of $$$ but it works.

I would posit that anyone actively supporting (contributing, voting for, etc.) the party as it is would be supporting a racist agenda, or at the very least some cognitive dissonance.

You're right - this entire topic is a non issue.

I find this fascinating - mostly because I come from a Muslim family and from all the teachings I've ever heard of, Islamic Creationism is totally Not A Thing. In that it's a small fringe practice but never a code of belief among numerous scholars, traditions, and histories. This might be the second or third time I'm…

I think a large part of it was that they didn't want it to trace back to 'Moody' and have it look like an accident from the tournament instead.

I guess a part of me sees what they're saying - she's not reinventing the wheel with her work - but neither do most designers, including THEM.

Oh man, I have such complicated feelings on the finale. I didn't hate it. I can see how it was romantic and within the spirit of the show. But it would've worked much better if we hadn't spent NINE YEARS dealing with the Robin/Ted dynamic. When it happened I just thought, "This shit again? Pfffff."

It happens in the first season - chronologically speaking, she says it at least three years before Understanding Media was published.

Mad Men is so meticulous that the mistakes they've made stand out so starkly in comparison - the joke about the black employee at BBDO and Joan's line about the medium being the message come to mind.

I love President Carter. I hope history recognizes him as the smart and compassionate man he is.

Ah yes. Can't ignore the clit.