Trying to cover up your major copyright infringement as some sort of "art project" does not fly, no matter how many times you try to change the subject. Shia was in the wrong, and he's still in the wrong, and he's financially liable for it. "Art" is not an excuse for stealing someone else's work.

I really want an English-translation of whatever anti-Putin song they were singing.

For once I'm glad to live in Indiana, but Jesus I don't want to be that close to Illinois.

For those who may not understand who Torquemada is....

Also, this being my home state, I'm very proud of all the work the LGBT community and its allies have done this year to turn the tide. Freedom Indiana was the bi-partisan group organizing against the bill, and they deserve all the credit. They were a joy to do volunteer work with.

Although some Indiana lawmakers are doubling-down on the insanity - one of them being Carmel Senator Mike Delph, who is having an interesting melt-down on twitter that has been fun to follow along with. He seems committed to his nuttiness, but come election time, he may rethink his positions, so people have been…

I made this for a commenter on another thread just a few minutes ago, but you all might appreciate it. Link to shirt...

Okay, here we go - here is where this shirt could be purchased. Sorry it's pricy; it's a 'print on demand' shirt site. I've set it up to send my artist profits to a local LGBT youth group, though.

I have ways of making that happen. Give me an hour.

As abby gale is saying - They as a gender neutral singular pronoun is grammatically correct and has come into common usage. It's here to stay, so start getting comfortable with it, and with what it means to trans folks like me. It's used for a very good reason - to defuse the tyranny of the gender binary.

How much of Liberal, Kansas is actually liberal anymore, though? The state use to be a bastion of liberal politics, but it's definitely not now.

Yay! I'm no longer conflicted on Facebook.

"must pose as high-class call-girls" seems to be the default ending for many movie pitch concepts.

I'm not sure about the claim that HBO created it. It did get a tweet shout-out from HBO and from Lena Dunham, but I don't know if that's any sort of conclusive proof that it's an ad or created by HBO.

Yeah, there is. Dylan clearly wants to be heard, which is why she is speaking out. We can avoid the distractions that Woody has always used to change the conversation and hear her and acknowledge what she's telling us. That would "solve" something.

Okay, I'll concede about giving Soon-Yi agency. But this old piece of dreck does nothing to add to our understanding of the situation and focuses the problem on Mia and Soon-Yi and not on Dylan, who is the subject of the current discussion, and the person who had really be overlooked by the media and by the public for…

Why are we discussing this, though? It's from 1995, so it's going to be a mess where no one considers the effect that it had then or has now on Dylan or Soon-Yi, the two young women who were victimized & gaslit by Woody Allen. So rather than make it worse, why rehash this as well?

What religion is being mocked here?

That is the one thing about sleep studies that bugs me - it's not creating the scenario you actually have at home. Mine wasn't even using my same CPAP machine - so if something is wrong with the machine, they'll never know. Stupid.

It's not the Woody/Mia problem we're trying to get to the bottom of, @scharpling.