Horrible video.

Oh please, the woman looks like a ghoul that just crawled out from beneath the Misty Mountains. Her face looks ready to slide off any day now.

The key word being “looking” here, unless you’re besties with this celebrity’s daughter or something I doubt you know anything about her home life.

“THIS is how you do artpop.”

I know the term “bullying” has become a tossed around buzzword but it always seems so infantile to me when its being said by an adult. Bullying is what children do to each other, when its coming from adults it’s called fucking harassment.

They’re engaged.

I can’t tell the difference between a lot of black men. And asian men for that matter, I work with a ton of asian men and they just blur together.

I think it kind of undermines the great and nuanced friendship these two women had to just simply make them gay lovers.

How about we don’t parade children around in such an exploitive manner?

It’s lovely work, but as a person who works in animation these bg’s are literally paint-overs of the production photographs. There are totally artistic embelishments and design decisions being made, but this is the reality of an industry with insanely tight schedules. The same is fairly common in manga, they literally…

I found her kind of disappointing on Bitch Sesh, definitely a weaker episode. Mainly because she hadn’t a clue what she was even discussing.

Plenty, some actresses need to stop and look at themselves in a mirror before they walk out onto a stage. Lots of them look like they’ve wandered straight off a street corner from Hagsville.

“unnecessary quotation marks”

Why does SI need to “expand their view”? There are plenty of magazines that celebrate all aspects of women, SI doesn’t have to be that.

He’s differentiating between a conversation and a discussion, you’re reaching (much like the casting director did by casting Fiennes).

I’m confused, I thought no female merchandise is ever made... ever?

“Given the information failures we all have, why are so many people on here content to jump to the conclusion that he’s some philandering d-bag?”

There has been no progress, that is the sad point. People who go to see this film because of a delusion are lining the pockets of the problem, a blatant cash grab like this is doing nothing for women.

Intelligently criticisizing Nolan’s movies doesn’t make a person a “hater”. No need to try and invalidate people’s opinions with such childish dismissal.

It’s not a big deal in this case because it was a corporate decision (made by men) to do this. They’re literally marketing this movie with contrived “controversy” coming from a vocal minority. There is nothing progressive about this, they’re taking advantage of something topical to make some cash.