He looks pretty turned on, not gonna lie.

I'm partial to "Post-Coital Prance" and "Got Laid Parade"

Another food in the black column is some no-brand Oreo knock-offs my sister once grabbed when she was staving hangry. Made her shit tar in the end, so I'm not sure if it was worth it.

I thought that it was "Get some black men on the show..." but IDK

This 'joke' is an interesting coincidence as the child is playing a Ugandan, and country music is actually wildly popular in Uganda. But I'm betting it wasn't intentional.

Her PR team must work overtime, because I'm yet to come across anyone, online and/or off, who gives a flying fuck about her.

Better than I would, no doubt. Half of my family are nurses, and one of my first jobs was in the medical/caring field, so my Venn diagram for 'anti-vaccers' and 'fucking idiots' is a circle.

I don't think that American actresses are cast solely on the basis of their looks—they do have to be able to act as well.

Fuck: Miles Teller

Don't forget how people get about child stars who started out little and cute though. I mean, when he started going through puberty, people would say things to teenage Michael Jackson like 'what happened' and 'you used to be so cute'.

I think people think she is 'too young' because 20-somethings play teenagers in Hollywood. It's rare to see an actor in their early 20s playing their age or older, and Lawrence's biggest role to date is playing a 16-7 year old. So people just end up mentally picturing young actors even younger than they actually are.

Aaaaand...just starred this entire thread.

Kid President?

I remember films used to be shot in Australia for the same reason (lower costs). Then everything changed when the value of our dollar went up after the recession...

It's probably in reaction to social cues as much as anything. Like I said, Australia's indigenous population is identified as black and our African community, though very visible in what is a mostly white population, is small in comparison to places like the US. That often leaves Aussie kids of varying dark-skinned…

I know people who are ethnically Polynesian who self identify as black. In fact, I know a lot of people of non-African descent (mostly Polynesian and Indigenous Australian) who identify and are identified as black. Though 'only Africans/people of African descent can be black' may be true in the US, that is not the…

Erm, hate to burst your bubble, but:

I don't know, being in that close proximity to Terry Richardson is bound to make anyone cry.

No one likes evangelists of any sort.