Your point regarding Bonnie & Clyde as well as Crazy in Love is received and noted- and it's a solid point. YellowDiva below counters by saying that he has referred to Beyonce as a bitch in at least 3 songs over his last two albums. (full disclosure: I did not know this, nor do I know which songs they are.)

Do you think so really? The guy who rapped "I got 99 problems, but a bitch ain't one?" I suspect he does absolutely nothing about it whatsoever. Ye' may suffer major backlash from that comment, but I bet it doesn't come from Hova.

That's what I thought too. That or when (spoiler alert) (spoiler alert) (spoiler alert) (spoiler alert) (spoiler alert)(spoiler alert) (spoiler alert) (spoiler alert) (spoiler alert) (spoiler alert) (spoiler alert) (spoiler alert) (spoiler alert) ... Katniss gets shot after the attack on District 2, because that's…

Bey and Jay will respond after the convulsive laughter subsides.

I can't speak for anyone else, but I adored them as a couple because I'm a musical theater geek and they're both just so damn talented. When Amy Poehler and Will Arnett broke up, Lindy opined that "both comedy and true love are dead," so I'm pretty sure Jez just likes being dramatic about celebrity relationships in…

Peeta comes across as a complete person not some two dimensional cardboard hero. I like that he's kind, compassionate, and conflicted. He's much more interesting than most fictional characters. I thought these were well written, I think it's considered de riguer to criticize YA lit. I've read a lot of adult…

Everything is improved with zombies.

People need to be able to go after universities and colleges for what happens in their Greek systems. Maybe if the university coffers were at risk, institutions would be more willing to take real steps toward reform. As it is, they get to hide behind the "unsanctioned activity" canard so they can rake in donations…

I think Mockingjay is fucking brilliant. I love that District 13 and the Rebellion is treated unsentimentally. For instance (AND MAJOR SPOILERS) I love that Katniss continues to be abused as the centerpiece of a propaganda machine. (This time the rebellion's.) And I love that we see Gale ultimately corrupted, and then…

Me too, mostly because I don't know how they're going to handle the ending, and I'm a little afraid of how much it will hurt to watch the scenes from the book.

Oh I am so glad I am not the only one. It's thoroughly irrational, I so rarely crush on celebs, but he is SO GODDAMN CHARMING.

I've really been impressed with him. He holds back in the right way in that role. And he perfectly embodies, both onscreen and off so far, a new, more humane masculinity that young girls can and should admire.

I don't care who they add to the script as long as Peeta gets a bigger screen presence in Mockingjay (part 1) than he had in the book. I have developed an imaginary, and yet somehow completely fulfilling, May-September romance with Josh Hutcherson and I don't think I'll be able to sit through 2+ hours of another…

To be fair, I think it's weird that anyone listens to Carrie Underwood.

Ugh. I don't get how someone could say "Mean people need Jesus" without realizing that packed into that sentiment is "You can't be good without God" and even worse, "People who cross me deserve Hell."

What if it wasn't intended sarcastically? I didn't read it that way at all — I took it to be sincere.

Seriously, try the Unitarians

I didn't say this last night, primarily because I was watching the show and not reacting on a second screen, but all of you who were cheering because Quinn got her teeth pulled out?

Dan Bucatinsky = bona fide Emmy winner. But my favorite moment in an episode full of big moments was Mellie's amazing response when Cyrus started bawling. All of it was great from the discomfort to the weary words of wisdom. Also, I'm suffering from Olivia/Fitz fatigue.

You left out the part where QUINN IS ABOUT TO KILL COMMAND!