He is being very presidential in that recording.

I for one would totally watch Marmots of Murder.

Marmots of Murder

She wants morrrrreeee

Not to pick nits, but it seems like a band photo including Buckingham would’ve been warranted here. And why are there two members of The Monkees in that photo anyway, and why are both of them named Davy Jones?

You just described marketing. Millennials didn’t invent nor are they uniquely susceptible to the concept of marketing.

RMS is way more expensive than Glossier. So is Benefit.

Actually this color is better than black honey (which I also love, but it doesn’t last). The Glossier formulation (in all its colors) is a sheer matte, which nobody has ever done before, and it lasts for hours and is fucking genius.

I don’t think that the interview came off quite as well as you did. It made him seem like a nice guy again and portrayed him as so earnest that it cancelled out some of the accusations of fakeness. It also made him seem a bit unsteady, though. Was it Madeline who said that she felt a bit worried for him? That part of…

People who were wondering ‘how she would handle the performance being as pregnant as she is’ are stupid, stupid people. The media really needs to stop with it.

The nanny-scold of establishment liberalism, lecturing college aged weirdos about their “safe spaces” and “unrealistic leftism”. Also a terminally dim Midwestern bore who got hilariously dunked on when he decided to lecture (of all people) Ta-Nehisi Coates on establishment racism. Also he wholeheartedly supported the…

Definitely not as loki in real life.

You should always read the article

I was hoping for a clearer discussion of why it wouldn’t happen based on the plot of Bring It On. Here’s my theory:

I thought that at first, but now I think her every thought made its way to her face. Like, she was surprised by his words, then I see her agreeing, being amazed, etc. I’m guessing she is unaware how that all looked on camera.

This is frickin’ brilliant! Among all of the things we need to resist, the Shock Doctrine is among the most important.

(First wave, not first want. I’m trying to post with a stoned kitty draped across me, and it’s not very easy.)

I forgot to add something: Don’t forget to celebrate the victories. Whenever a judge stays an executive order, whenever a Republican is pushed into voting against party lines, whenever public outcry is enough to block something horrible, take a moment to let yourself feel good. Morale is a major force in any movement…

As an immigrant, today’s events are way too reminiscent of the military junta of my childhood. I beg you, take all these anger to the midterm elections in 2018 and presidential elections in 2020. Make them hurt.

I would refrain from speaking on the black experience since you’re white. It’s really not for you to comment about whether or not it’s “stereotypical” for black people to act a certain way when we’re not in the presence of whites. Maybe just read and learn from the conversation rather than interjecting your white…