Well, that’s just silly. Why not boycott the people who cast him. Wouldn’t that make more sense?

It also sounds like a book to read, not a movie. I just can’t imagine, that even with good casting, anyone can portray those three people without it venturing into caricature, especially all 3 at the same time.

A post has been making the Facebook rounds about a woman who sends pictures of her shits to guys who send her dick pics.

So Mama Kris steps in to go get Rob from Blac Chyna, but had no problem with her underage daughter dating a crap rapper named Tyga, who then made a gross song about her? Get it together Kris.

Pssst, Kanye. Your wife didn’t become famous for cancer research. At least Amber Rose owns her past, where as your wife pretends hers didn’t exist.

White people who compare mild to moderate situations/annoyances to MLK’s struggle are the fucking worst.

“I made a joke about dating, and then AMY made a joke about dating!! THEN I made a joke about boobs, and of course Amy went and made a boob-joke too! Then I did this whole bit where it would be surprising that I was being crass because I am a girl, you know? Guess what! AMY went and did that too! And Amy NEVER steals…

This is a rare feeling for me, but does he really deserve this level of vitriol? Like I get it, his tweets were incredibly naive and definitely speak to the cloud of privilege he must have lived in his entire life, but also the fact that he was disturbed by what he saw suggests to me that he has at least a shred of…

This is really fucking heartbreaking to me.

She’s 14. Calm your tits.

Aiden was the WORST. End of.

Also siding with Aidan. I didn’t mind if Carrie wound up with someone - the truth always was that she wanted to. The character had no desire to be The Single Girl for her entire life, no matter whether or not that’s what Star originally had in mind.

Yeah, it’s inscrutable. Apparently Hathaway got kicked out of the Cool Kids Club and we missed the notice. How dare she stick up for someone?! I honestly think it has a lot more to do with this quote, where she kind of nails places like this right on the head:

People like underdogs until they become top dogs. Why? I think it’s the same hipster like feeling of, “I like such and such before it became popular.” When Lawrence was a lesser known actress, people felt like she was their personal secret. This hip, new actress who was actually talented and down to Earth. She was…

You don’t even have to be famous to experience it! That’s the great part! All the women in your office may just decide to hate you for no reason, or because you “think you’re so great.”

I just don’t understand why we arbitrarily decide some actresses are good and some are to be hated. Why? What purpose does it serve? JLaw and Anne Hathaway have done nothing wrong, yet they’re reviled.

Nicki minaj: good

Mob mentality took a hold of you quickly

An entirely reasonable comparison that any reasonable person would draw.

The whole reason that I love the comment is because it is 100% serious.