This elephant deserves an award. She not only sneaked up on his ass from the side, she was like, “Oh, y’all may kill me but I’m taking this mofo with me.” Well done.

I have little sympathy for a man who spent his life killing animals for sport with no intention of using them for food or resources.

I’m only sad that the elephant that killed him died.

“Guys, I’m not good at being a bully because I am a good person and the only reason I bullied someone now is because I was once bullied decades ago so it’s the other person’s fault I publicly went after them. Also I have nothing to do with this feud.”

Being mean doesn’t suit me and leaves me feeling dirty.

What has Obama done that is terrible to women? What did I miss?

I never heard of a single incident where Hillary had done “something terrible” like sexually assaulted another woman. As far as I’m concerned, not at all a valid point.

It is very very pretty (it’s custom McQueen if anyone is curious). I love how demure and appropriate is deemed “old lady.” She’s the Duchess of Cambridge at her sister’s daytime wedding yet some people would still rather see her in, IDK, a sequined cocktail dress at 11 a.m. Would that we all be old ladies who look…

Too me it looks more vintage than grandma. I like it but then I’m an old lady.

Hermione’s Race was never specified in the book and didn’t play a role, so you can’t really compare the two. In fact, her being black works very well, after all one of the things mentioned about her looks is that her hair is kind of big and untamed etc. till she straightens it later in the plot. Her concern with the…

I can’t look at Susan Sarandon without thinking “ugh” anymore.

“a short track to cultural irrelevancy.”

Would you call Shakespeare “experimental”? All fucking sorts of people have played those roles, but they were written for men.

Seriously, guys; it’s ACTING. The people playing the character aren’t from the60s either!

“Albee set up the foundation to protect his work from the ideas and “visions” of others.”

The play is about a dinner party at the home of college professors. There wouldn’t be a lynching, just a lot of well-meaning, microagressive liberal conversation.

Sure you can. Cast a black guy. Keep the script exactly as it is, including references to the character’s blonde hair, blue eyes, and general Aryan appeal. Trust the audience will be able to use their imaginations to picture the black guy as the character, not as the actor.

Strawman. You said black people wouldn’t know her. I said “not one?”. As, curiously, many of us do. Square that.

“Popular culture” is characterized by the fact that most people do, actually, give a shit about it. I mean, you don’t have to be a scholar of the Frankfurt School to be bowled over by that bold fallacy right there.

Mo’nique is not a nobody! Around the time of Precious, she was a pretty famous comedian—one of the handful of comedians with household name recognition.

If she’d lost, I could understand studios not wanting to work with her due to her press junket problems. But she won, and Precious got its success and critical acclaim…