Don’t sleep on “Head Over Heels”.

Three songs (Vacation, We Got The Beat and Our Lips Are Sealed), but yes agreed.

Hey, Maria. Tuesday afternoon I had to run to the pharmacy. I jumped in my car and the radio (as it always is) was on KPCC (LA’s NPR station), and halfway through a conversation with YOU about your new book. I wanted to sit and listen more because you were so charming, charismatic and poised that the discussion was a…

Maybe she’s not ignoring you because she’s overwhelmed but simply because you’ve grown apart, or because you have created a dynamic in which you’re the strong, supportive one who has her life together and she’s always in distress and eventually that becomes very tedious for both parties.

Here’s the thing. As a non US citizen he doesn’t *have* to answer to anything the FBI asks or wants of him as long as he’s not actually in the USA. Even if they bring charges against him he doesn’t have to do anything except stay the hell out of the USA and it’s territories.

I posted this on twitter too-

I thought this article also did a good job of addressing that we need to acknowledge the complexity.https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/columnist/nancy-armour/2020/01/27/kobe-bryant-dont-shy-away-nba-legends-legacy/4584605002/

That was a beautifully written article, particularly this last line:
“Because if you wanted to encourage a culture of rape, the best way to do so would be to endorse and honor the most visible members of society who have been accused of rape.”

Just as Tom Brady’s obituary will mention Deflategate and Darryl Strawberry’s will cover his struggles with substance abuse, it is journalistic malpractice to sum up Bryant’s life and career without mentioning the credible rape allegations.

“His effect on every male and female sport was and can be felt.”

Kobe Bryant was who he was. An otherworldly basketball player, a seemingly loving father who not only adored his daughters but uplifted them to be as powerful and as great as they could be, but a rapist. It’s how you reconcile with that that will define how you see Kobe Bryant. He did a lot for sports and his…

I pointed out this article on twitter that called Kobe to account too because we can mourn his, and the other people’s premature deaths, due to the way they died and still talk about why sports stars get away with criminal acts.

apparently its bc he’s the only kid she really got to “mother” - the older ones were raised by nannies etc

Yeah, I cannot imagine the Royal legal arm letting him within an ocean of an investigator unless compelled. He’ll fold like a cheap umbrella.

Andrew really, truly is a gormless turd of a human. The one solitary good his existence does for this world is remind me why the institution of royalty is so fucking offensive. I’ve said this more than once, but I just want to say once again that I absolutely CANNOT understand how this shitheel is the Queen’s favorite…

We can’t even get our own president to cooperate with investigations, I doubt we’ll ever get his

High powered... this guy was just born into it, right? I’m making assumptions here, but compared to self-made types (Epstein and Weinstein) he lacks moxy and shameless displays of self interest.

Unless they bring formal charges he isn’t going to answer any questions. He’s a horrible lair, I can’t see him making it through an interview with the FBI. 

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…