Oh, ffs, that is NOT what BattyMamzelle said. There are obviously tons and tons of ways to challenge the status quo without blaming women for their own oppression, and if you can't think of any, you're a shitty activist. Nothing is stopping Rashida from simply putting more effort into supporting fully clothed female…

Ah, sorry - I even didn't think about that. My entire family is bipolar I or II, and I'm often inappropriately amused by what is a pretty horrible thing.

Sorry Shirley, but if Fiona Apple danced like J-Lo, she would need to hit the gym more often too.

I know. I know people from my childhood who are not wealthy, but they believe they could be at any moment - but that Obama will take that .001% chance away from them.

Same reason I always laugh at the terms "women's issues." Oh, you must mean, "issues?"

I'm not saying that the women are not responsible for their actions; what I am saying is that you can criticize both - for sure - but Rashida called the women whores and then criticized the social construct they were acting a part of.

Rashida dropped the f-bomb! That excites me. ("feminist")

There usually isn't much pointless sex in movies, since it screws up the rating needed to be a box-office hit.

Everything that needed to be said. Thank you, I like you.

Nudity and sex are part of life. If it's part of the story and not just gratuitous, why not include it would be the better question.

If the only sex scenes you've seen have ridiculous moaning and screaming orgasms, you need to see some better movies.

Didn't they also have the same gripe about the release of "Boys Don't Cry"? Because one of the orgasms went on for too long? They never did explain what Chloe Sevigny should have been doing with all that extra time— knitting? making sandwiches? talking about her feelings?— instead of riding her personal exploding…

Perhaps, and I'm going out on a limb here, the MPAA just objects to the idea of Shia LeBeouf having sex.

DISTRICT 12!

Does anyone else remember Drew Barrymore's Vogue cover? I've always loved it. I don't think it was advertised as such, but I immediately recognized it as the Strength card.

Nah.

The full-length trailer makes this much more clear. It's all Adams, with just a couple wise-cracks from Lawrence. I do think they're just trying to capitalize on JLaw's current high profile to draw eyeballs, especially since all the men are almost unrecognizable under the 70s garb.

This is why I roll my eyes every time I hear some centrist-ass Jon Stewart type smirk about how Fox and MSNBC are two sides of the same credibility-free coin. I readily admit MSNBC has plenty of loud dicks who are clearly only there out of some misguided need to beat Fox at the game they invented, but there is no…

Pffft. It would be. Confucius loved the pussy.

Wow, with those two side by side...Kate Upton might actually have a case if she wanted to sink to Lohan levels.