to be more blunt, CAN YOU GUYS PLEASE TAKE THIS POST DOWN? FFS some of us actually live in/are from/have friends who are from cities where people have just died or had their lives decimated by natural disasters. I don’t care if that’s the point. The smoke has hardly cleared here. Christ on a cracker, have some fucking…

I’m all for making bleak jokes during hard times, but this feels really tone-deaf. Are y’all that far away from the recent natural disasters or just dealing in this way? Because I had one friend lose a house in Mexico City, I’m from Houston, another friend is from Puerto Rico, oh and people around here have lost homes…

projectiooooon! Projection! projecTIOOOON! pro-jec-tion! *sung to the tune of tradition, from fiddler on the roof.”

Of course this basic bro would name his album after The Matrix. Could he be any more the wooorrrrrst?
I generally don’t like to shit on artists, but this guy is more corporate shill than artist and I am sick of his overengineered crap brutally worming its way into my brain in every goddamn Target, Walgreens, etc. in…

50 people die and hundreds injured in Las Vegas due to a crazy gunman on the loose, but let’s not ban automatic weapons to save living humans lives...let’s keep redirecting to fucking fetuses. I SEE YOU, DIPSHITS.

Yeah, very few guys speak/gush like this. It’s pretty feminine, in a way, but we always have the fantasy that a certain hyper masculine dude will also take on that trait and just totally gush gush gush? Ted Danson is an actor, and they are a special type of talky-talky effusive men. No need to feel jaded if you feel…

exactly how rich and successful do you have to be where casually musing over caftans is part of your, like, general m.o.? because i’d like to be exactly that rich and successful.

Oh, welcome to this terrible world we live in. Lookee who’s president. The ethics bar is very, very low. It’s about that star power.
Sigh.

In visual presentation, maybe. But in music - not even a whiff of his musical brilliance. I’ve always been struck by the dissonance between her visual revelations and the tepidness of her pop. What was striking about bowie was the resonance between them.
So, yes, props for the visual attempts, and for her talent, but…

Yeah. Either it’s explicit discrimination or micro-aggressions. Guess one has to pick their battles at work while staging a coup in politics.

Where did you go after and has it been any better? Seems like a problem across the board, tbh, except in (women-coded) industries - nonprofits and maybe (but still perhaps a gap?) teaching.

Well, technically, there is: “gentlemanly.” But we don’t use it very often in comparison with “ladylike.”

I was about to say that it was nice to see a super Jewish-looking woman get this kind of attention/attention of royalty, but she’s apparently half Black. Well, same idea! I mean...I’m surprised this point isn’t more emphasized. That’s awesome. Their kids will be mixed, y’all. African American royalty.

That guy was an asshole. Hostile to men? I’ve re-watched a lot of episodes - actually, with my ex boyfriend, who enjoyed it for its oddness and never said such a thing. You have to be *looking* for that - to have issues with women - to see that. Oy vey. I’m glad you’re not with him anymore.

That friendship was SO hard to watch. It really was just her venting and her Black friend supporting Ally’s storyline and Ally’s emotional wellbeing. So uncomfortable. I understand it was Ally’s show, but JESUS, at least flesh out the other character a little! I think things are a little better now on TV in this…

I neeeed to know from whence that GIF came. I feel like meta-responding to it with that GIF.

Do ya’ll not think that Jewish reporters could be harmed? Because this starts out showing that the Nazis were directly attacking Jews as well as Black folks, and then writes us out of the story entirely (once again, once again, once again. They were shouting “Jews won’t replace us” ya’ll, calling the Mayor a “little…

These folks are so tone-deaf and sexist that they think putting a young, tanned, skinny blonde with curling-iron hair not even out of her damn twenties in the position of spokesperson will somehow make them look good (because to them if woman looks barbie-doll-at-work good = they look good, instead of more…

Hm. So what’s the deal with the likes of Trevor Noah and Shonda Rhimes promoting it on Twitter? Is this a matter of friends-in-the-inner-circle-helping-each-other-out? (Oprah and Lena Dunham, too, but that somehow makes more sense for their brands.)