This is the kind of gaslighting women/girls get their entire lives. “Playboy was your friend! They loved women! and women’s sexuality!” What a load of absolute horse shit. You were female and posed in Playboy, you were a slut beneath contempt to most of America. That’s just the way it was. Way to be proud of yourself.…

It’s not just gay men. I’m concerned about how cavalier most people (mostly men) in my generation are about casual unprotected sex. I really don’t get it ... what’s a condom compared to a lifetime of an STD?

And we also have this other release from the CDC from two days ago, where the rate of other STD infections is now the highest ever reported.

I work at an organization for HIV positive people, and around two years ago, one of my clients, who is HIV positive but undetectable, married monogamous, transmitted HIV to his husband. There is still a risk of transmission, and this guy was devastated because all evidence said that this virus would not transmit. So…

This is great news for couples where one partner is HIV positive, but it does concern me that many gay men seem be more cavalier about unprotected casual sex now that treatments are available to subdue HIV (and I’m saying this as a gay man).

I’m sorry, did a nudie mag peddler die, or was FDR reanimated some time ago, and I didn’t hear about it, only to die again today?

Hefner loved women - specially he loved the way attractive women made him feel about himself. He loved the way they confirmed his status, flattered him, and made other men envious. As far as loving women as separate human beings with their own unique internal lives, goals, and opinions, not so much.

I was at the reunion (which was amazing), and just to answer the question of why this is happening now - It was explained that Mondo Records tried to do a 15th anniversary re-release party but the rights acquisitions and red tape of it all took two years. BUT, it’s happening now and it’s jerkin’

I just rewatched it a few weeks ago. So good, definitely underrated. The soundtrack might be the best part of it though.

All I want to talk about is the reissue of DuJour’s best hit, “Back Door Lover”

Josie and the Pussycats is fun as hell, and way way way more clever than anyone was willing to give it credit for back when it came out. I love that damn movie.

I loved that movie so much. It was fun and funny and probably one of Tara Reid’s last good movies.

I’ve said it before and will say it again: I will absolutely tune in if Megyn eats a salad dressed with pepper spray for sweeps.

I love how hard Megyn Kelly is tanking now that she’s out of her comfort zone of spewing lies and propaganda

Yeah, NBC has had a rocky decade with its shows. For every this is us or the office, they have 4 or five other shows that tank. And the ones that do succeed tend to flame out after a few years. They basically subsist on SVU and whatever shiny new toy that gets cancelled after year 2. The idea that they would risk…

Interestingly, the whole cast of Will & Grace was back on Today this morning but in the earlier hour with Savannah and Matt - same with Jane Fonda. Wonder if their publicists insisted they get another chance - I can’t imagine the audience for the different hours is so vast that it’s worth having them on two days in a…

That question by Megyn.... was beyond rude and cringe- worthy. She should know better

According to something else I read, Messing was mainly responding to the fact that Kelly asked an audience member ‘jokingly’ if watching Will and Grace had “made him gay.” Messing did not respond well- as she and they shouldn’t have. If the network gave her a problem about that they should be ashamed.

I love how men like to have it both ways on the beauty pageant thing: “Oh, it’s not just about beauty: see how skilled she is at twirling that flaming baton! And she is using her scholarship to go to Harvard!” And in the next breath, “Yeah, hot pageant chicks are just for ogling.”

I loved that delicious Oscar race a few years back with James Cameron vs Katherine Bigelow (his ex wife) where she won (first female best director!) for her smaller, independent film over his super lame blockbuster Avatar.