I would rather see and hear a child than Mike.

I saw the entire interview and (as per usual) Piers kept interrupting her. Then during the break I guess, he ignored her, choosing instead to tweet his followers. She's been on before where he constantly interrupted her so I think it was the final straw for her.

Chelsea basically told him what I always imagined I'd tell him if he interviewed me, so it was very cathartic.

Weird waitressing/religion story time.

Yeah, I see what you're saying. People choose their stage name bc what they're doing is considered too shameful to be known by the public w/o consequence. The 'fantasy' of the what the name entails (like calling yourself 'Angelina' to associate yourself with Angelina Jolie') is really secondary to the main purpose.…

But what else are they going to do with their degrees from WebMD?

No, it's her nickname.

Neglect is a form of abuse.

I seriously can't remember the last time I heard someone, man or woman, use that word but I guess it's still a thing?

Your point about hypocrisy is made, but it feels at this point like you just want everyone to know how little they make to laugh at them. That's kind of shit of you.

So wait a second. Lily gives a compliment to a woman by saying she's "beautiful", and a man tells her that woman is "disgusting" and that proves that...*women* are the awful ones? lol k.

This is also why Jenny McCarthy has the platform she does :(

The second font is more fitting for Grace Jones, not Grace Kelly.

I was referring to this part:

People weren't pretending those movies were anything more than that like they are here, is the point.

It's great on a symbolic/progress level that this movie is being made, but come on, guys, this movie looks like the biggest piece of crap. Like Gigli level bad.

I've honestly never been a fan of LV, and these are doing anything for me either. They look like American Hustle costume rejects.

"The fact is that God ..."

Right? She clearly has a stake in seeing her fail. And it's also the height of arrogance to think that *you're* the one that can save her. Since when did having a talk show where you interview problematic people make you qualified to help them?

This is my favourite part: