Right. Sometimes it seems like people are using the #Me Too movement to hold actresses and other female celebrities to standards they don't even personally live by.

Look around your office today. What if somebody asked you if there were any red flags about Joe from accounting? or Susie from HR?

Good thing she's in no way responsible for his actions. "I don't fucking know" is a perfectly appropriate and justified response to such a question.

I work in an office that is full of gossips. I didn’t know that one of my colleagues was a horrible, terrible, psychotic, human being that was bullying a couple of other colleagues until their ire turned on me and I blew that shit up. It then came out what was going on and I was one of the last to know, and it had…

her “crap” response? she said she didn’t know. she said she didn’t know him. why do you automatically assume she’s lying?

I too want her to lie to make me feel better even though the connection between the lie and my feeling better is superfluous, strange, and stupid.

why does her response matter, though? why are we holding her accountable and pressing her on the actions of a shitty man?

Get out of here with your rational take on the matter!

I’m gonna get a lot of flack for this but my take is Scarlett Johansson is conventionally attractive and a bonefide star, proven as a lead capable of carrying a movie?

Oh, it’s sillier than that: that passage is lamenting that she didn’t address the malfeasance her husband’s costar got up to while working on another project which neither of them is connected with.

Perhaps it’s not fair to expect Tamblyn to speak up about Barnes and Lysette’s accusations.

Only fucking idiots care about this shit.

That said these dust ups do make me wonder what the fuck someone like her sees in a guy like him.

Serious question, why do we always assume racism? cant people just be assholes anymore?

Why does she have to defend herself for getting roles? The people who cast should be catching flack more than her. If she thinks the role is right for her and it helps develop her craft - why wouldn’t she take it?

Between this and the bullpen catcher wading into poop water, Deadspin has officially covered the Brewers more in the past 2 days than ESPN has the entire season.

At least someone is speaking up for the real casualties of this atrocity, New England fans and their endless sense of victimization.

Anyone? No?

Getting hit in the face with a hot dog is the wurst.