Saying "you cool" and turning on the location was absolutely an invitation. "You cool?" NEVER is meant literally in that situation. Badu is not to be trifled with and Azalea Banks is hell-bent on pissing away every ounce of goodwill she's ever earned with this trifling nonsense.

Banks needs to shut her mouth. Badu even was gonna take the heat on it by saying she didn't get it due to age. That's not shade. Saying something isn't your scene doesn't mean you're trashing it.

you didn't answer my question ,though. anyways,i don't think there's a "conspiracy" to have mainly white queers represented. i just think that it's (the over-representation of white queers) due to a lack of caring about anyone but themselves.

Because anyone on Jez's acceptable list would tweet a joke about it, then hand the matter over to their lawyer. Like a boss.

Related: Papa John's serves really shitty pizza and their CEO is a douche-bag.

I think this says more about her pursuit of fame than it does her love of music. Nobody that loved music would say something as inane as that.

Although, this is what society has become: all material and no substance. She wants to SAY she's got a Grammy. How gross.

I'm fortunate to be at a point in my career where I have nothing to prove.

Without taking away from her tremendous talent on the court or the seriousness of this article... But she looks fantastic in this photo. Regal.

I said this really loudly at the bar I went to and got some judgy side eye for being so judgy but like omg right!? It was so hard to watch.

Why is this news? Everyone knows Gabi don't fuck around.

So she's nine now?

I would have gone with Lynch there.

I think "cowardly" has to do with the way he left Janet Jackson high and dry out there on her own after the Great Superbowl Nipple Incident of 2004.

Aye!

Flannel never really left you. When you saw only one set of footprints, that was when flannel carried you.

First reaction upon reading the headline: What? Omg, this poor woman, how could they charge her?

Never underestimate the power of a traumatic childhood.

This has always made me wonder what white people think black people are made of if they can't understand that the power of the sun affects us.

I will take Emmy Rossum's dress now, please and thank you!