> The fact that he hasn’t done so indicates, at least to me, that he’s either exaggerating or knows these threats are bullshit.

I think it would ping my radar if someone falsely accused me of being responsible for my friend’s untimely death (not to mention of drugging people without their consent), and then that accusation was reported in all the tabloids. Even if the accuser had a mental illness.

This is the woman who took $2 million to perform for Angola’s kleptocratic dictator, despite repeated requests from human rights groups not to do so. Her standards for who she associates with seem to be driven entirely by selfishness. She definitely isn’t better than that.

Oh OK. I agree that nowadays people mostly talk about Jay-Z because of his connection to Beyonce. There’s no question she’s the bigger, more marketable star at the moment. She’s one of the most exciting pop artists around right now. His glory days as a musician are well behind him. But still, the man has had more no.…

That’s just silly. We’re talking about someone who is regularly cited as one of the best rappers of all time, and who has had more no. 1 albums than any other person in history. Jay-Z isn’t exactly a Meek Mill or a Tyga.

First Scott Disick, now Justin Bieber. Kourtney certainly has a type, and that type is blatant douchebag. I reckon Martin Shkreli is next on the list.

I’m guessing he’ll invite the greatest musicians. Musicians so great your head will spin.

I think the problem is probably not the age gap, but the fact that his daughter is still a freaking child and it is literally illegal for this 24 year old douche to be having sex with her.

In the US, Serena Williams is a much bigger draw than any male tennis player, and US network ratings (and ticket sales) reflect that. This is not true globally though. While the US Open women’s final does get better global ratings than the men’s final, this is not true of any other Grand Slam. And women-only…

I’m assuming she’s referring to Emily Ratajkowski, who appeared in the “Blurred Lines” video. It’s super feminist to summarize her entire career as “famous rape culture video model”, of course.