The woman is in the home stretch of yet another difficult pregnancy, and is under pressure to produce, as a royal baby-maker. I can see why, even though Time’s Up shouldn’t be political, she wants to find some middle ground and avoid making any waves, either way. People perceive the movement as political, and she’s…

She’s not allowed to make political statements. William is president of Bafta. Why should she sit out? Can we stop vilifying women who aren’t doing Times Up well enough?

Without making comment on anything else in your post: no, Tambor is not saying that the victims need to speak directly to him about their grievances. He’s claiming that neither he, nor Amazon, have been told what specific action(s) caused these claims. That’s quite distinct from claiming he wants the victims to talk…

Women and gender-fluid people run the show, and are his bosses, and are powerful in the context of this show. Why are they not responsible for the environment in which victims could complain, as much as Jeffrey Tambor is?

Needs 200% more Jesus.

I always envied the people who were starred on gawker. I was starred on jez early on so that’s where I commented.

Jennifer and Brad both seem... kind of boring. Jennifer has a bit more personality to her (barely), but Brad is like a Ken doll who has seen better days.

Honestly, I can see Angelina with Justin Theroux more easily than I can see Jennifer with Justin Theroux.

Wasn’t her handle one of the gossip rags spelt backwards with her avatar the mag with a big red C on it. God I miss the cadre of misfits that populated Gawker proper.

Who will get custody of their pet anaconda?

Jennifer and Justin never seemed like the fiery love type. But they seemed to have an easy content that should have lasted longer.

Jen can not catch a break.

Third Eye Blind is, in retrospect, my favorite band from high school. I found a radio station that plays alt rock and I discovered that I still know all of the lyrics.

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As much as I like to shit on teenagers on this site, the kids are alright. It’s the adults that are failing us.

Hi! Friendly neighborhood litigator here! This isn’t so much a burn on Taylor as it is an accurate statement of copyright law. You can’t copyright short, commonly-used phrases, because that’s not really what the law is intended to protect, and the law shouldn’t be used to create monopolies on super-common phrases…

I had no idea that was T Swift, and now I have to stop claiming I don’t know any of her songs.

It’s a catchy song, but honestly it could have been song by any female artist in the top 10, and it would have been a hit.

Two years then quits. Seems like a Palin tradition at this point.

Woody is intimidated by Ronan because Ronan is smarter than him and has the education to back it up.

It reminded me of the great poem Calvin Trillin wrote addressing how many Hollywood types champion Roman Polanski: