Mel Gibson is a really bad example because his career actually was pretty well tanked after his meltdown. Since then I can only think of four movies he’s been in, and one of them was straight to streaming.

That was my read on it. Or she did know beforehand and just wanted to be onstage in the Oscars even if she is the butt of the joke.

Do you think maybe she didn’t understand what she signed up for until it was too late and that’s what that weird giggling was about?

It’s the face you make when someone accidentally drops a sexual innuendo in a super-serious office meeting and you want to laugh but you look around the room and realize you might be the only one who picked up on it... From here on out can we just call that the Stacy Dash?

Not black enough? Gtfooh with that mess. People just don’t like her because she’s a lunatic with hateful views.

I’m 100% sure she did not get the joke.

The Weeknd low-key dying was the best part of this.

Well in NBC’s defense, I don’t think there has been enough coverage on this election. Who’s even running? I wouldn’t know. I mean, an analysis of a poignant and provocative music video? Nah, give me more Trump.

Oh my god I actually saw this interview while standing in line for coffee this morning. These people are fully insane. The real galling moment for me was 2:54 onward, where they totally ignore the question about Trump hiring illegal immigrants and then go on to explain the real problem, which is the economy and lack…

Meanwhile, Garner is managing to maintain a lucrative career with endorsements, currently for Capital One and Neutrogena. According to the Nielsen ratings, she is, in fact, the No. 1 female spokesperson—another testament, perhaps, to her authentic and genuine quality, an essential approachability that has not been…

Right? So nice and warm in the sun...but that shadow! The loneliest, coldest place to find yourself.

That was my favorite part. Truly well executed.

I thought the most harsh you could get with “Bless your heart” was to say it to someone’s face, but I was wrong; the true nuclear move is to say it to a reporter doing a Vanity Fair profile they will DEFINITELY read

For some reason, this makes me think about the way people describe Bill Clinton. Even people who don’t like him comment on his ability to make people feel seen and heard. (Not just interns.)

“‘When his sun shines on you, you feel it.’ But when the sun is shining elsewhere, it’s cold. He can cast quite a shadow.”

“He’s still the only person who really knows the truth about things. And I’m still the only person that knows some of his truths.”

When that room is empty, yes.

Is he Jen? Is he?

The way she described Ben reminds me of many women’s relationship with narcissistic men (I know that n word is thrown around a lot, but I think it’s an epidemic in this culture.) Reaaaally trying to avoid ever being with anyone who is Brilliant And Generous And Charismatic but makes me feel small. Big people should…

Can’t find a flaw in that.