Is that the case? Or is it a smallish town trying to protect the reputation of one of its most famous residents?

This is absurd. So now the prosecution has no physical evidence (other than if she had marks on her body)?

She’s really not good at writing lyrics.

“Sodomy is a sin (unless my wife is up for it, then all bets are off)!!!”

Good for Amber for profiting on something that really matters, although I think the same of a guy making a walk of shame as I do a woman, so I don’t really get what all the fuss is about.

Jesus Christ, does Caitlyn Jenner fart sprinkles and vomits rainbows, too? She said a dumb, insensitive thing, and when people pointed that out, she pandered to them by changing her tune completely.

Precisely. And who is more likely to get a script greenlit (any script) than Amy Poehler or Amy Schumer? They could go to a studio and say something like, “I was thinking about making a movie...” and have a check thrown at them. That’s power.

Cultural appropriation ftw

Is her position an elected one? Regardless, can she be fired for not doing her job?

Why are nose rings “cool” again?

You should text Sadie.

Someone should write a history on Gawker’s realization that Serena Williams is everything that they champion: race, gender, and sports. It seems to me like there was an, “Oh shit! What have we been missing out on,” moment that occurred somewhat recently.

Why is there such uproar over this?

I swear, I dismiss anyone’s argument as soon as they bring the words “as a Christian...” up.

Look at him trying to bring back cornrows!

Now she has to overcome the whole “no one cares about ballet” thing. Tougher hill to climb.

Let’s not forget that Bruce Jenner was a shitty person (and a great athlete). Bravo to Caitlyn for transitioning, but Bruce was a bad parent/businessman/driver before all of this.

Couldn’t she be fired for cause? She’s literally NOT doing her job, which is pretty much the reason why a lot of people get fired...

I’d like to write something contrarian like “ISIS has a pretty strong policy of doing worse things to their male captives,” but there’s no detracting from what this woman did. Courageous doesn’t quite cover it.

No, which makes it more courageous.