I don’t think it is confused, though! Those are all bad characters who are involved in that scene. What they do is effective, but it doesn’t make the Weird Sister temporarily “good.” Sabrina approaches them for help because she knows they’ll be ruthless. And she gets more evil as the season progresses. I can’t imagine…

There’s nothing problematic about the headline. It’s a clear statement of the show’s premise: that the witchy world of Sabrina is as burdened with the patriarchy as our own. That’s a statement about the show’s plot, not about its values.

Well, I think you need to read past the title on pretty much anything to get the point. But the headline isn’t claiming the show isn’t feminist. It’s claiming the show doesn’t portray witchcraft isn’t feminist, which it is often shown to be in pop culture now. It’s not about sisterhood.

Nope, definitely not for children. Might have been a good idea to get past episode...2(?) before writing a review on it. Earnest =/ for kids. 

Yes. I’ve never realized how terrifying the concept of landlords is — they have keys to your house! They get to check your references but you can’t check theirs! Mine is great but ... what if he isn’t?

I said the same thing. FAKE AF.

Uhhhhhh, why would a 17 year old make a request about what she’s going to be buried in? That doesn’t really jibe. 

You clearly didn’t read the article. The title is “Witchcraft Isn’t as Feminist as Pop Culture Makes It Out To Be” but a longer version would be “In the new show, Sabrina rejects Witchcraft because it Isn’t as Feminist as Pop Culture Makes It Out To Be”.

Oh, sorry, I think you’re misreading the headline. The show depicts witchcraft as being tainted by patriarchal values, but Sabrina is rejecting that to demand her bodily autonomy. 

I’m surprised creepy landlord got away with it. It seemed pretty obvious that it was him, plus he then tampered with evidence.

The creepy landlord one GOT ME. I’m pretty sure mine is harmless, but there’s a definite vibe that makes stories like that hit a little too close to home. 

Twiggy, Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss, Linda Evangelista were all from the working class. Cindy Crawford’s dad was a school teacher. Patti Hansen’s dad was a bus driver. Now, you just have to be a rich girl who can buy a new face and then-boom!-you’re a model.

“Hadid, 22,”

Neither of them can hold a candle to Liz Taylor in Cat On A Hot Tin Roof. Or Paul Newman in the same

i can’t give the full story without doxxing, but a friend of a friend once had a one-night stand with a pro ball player. she reported that the sex was fine, definitely not great, but what sealed the whole experience for her was that as soon as he finished he looked at her and goes “Boom. You just had sex with [says…

I think Bella is possibly the most untalented, undeserving model working right now (at least Kendall didnt create a whole new face with surgery and then try to be a model), but the Weeknd is super talented. Great singer and lyricist (and mood creator). 

Every time I see it, I can’t help but think:

I was going to post a pic of Ackbar and leave it at that, but you know what? Considering that Beyonce’s beauty is the result of being stunningly beautiful since the beginning of time and J.Lo’s is the result of witchcraft and sheer willpower, I’m gonna give my point to Jenny from the Block.

Alex Rodriguez and J.Lo make so much sense together on paper, it’s a wonder it took them so long to get together.

I’m more hung up on why you paid for a flu shot? By me, the Walgreens/CVS/Bartells gives them out for free. Same with the medical center I go to, even if you don’t have insurance.