It seems like the Jussie Smollett story has been changing every day for the last couple of weeks, with new details and information changing both the official reports and the court of public opinion. We talk the arrest, possible jail time, how the media handled the case, and more.
What a savage debate.
27-year-old Mumbai business executive Raphael Samuel is attempting to sue his parents to further the cause of 'antinatalism', a philosophy that argues it is wrong to create people without their consent.
We knew this year's Super Bowl halftime show was bound to be controversial -- after all, who can simply enjoy a game of football when there's endless fallout from the Colin Kaepernick kneeling saga? Well, color us surprised that Adam Levine's nipples managed to steal the show.
There's a time and a place to complain about how uncomfortable you are next to your large neighbors in your middle seat in coach, but apparently this woman didn't get the memo. A woman was kicked off of a United Airlines flight during boarding earlier this month for loudly insulting her seat mates, and calling them 'pigs' among other things. Naturally, the video of the encounter went viral.
Move over Kevin Hart -- there's a new controversy in town. In the newly released movie "The Upside" (a remake of the French movie "Intouchables") Bryan Cranston plays a quadriplegic billionaire. What's controversial about that, you might ask? Well, Bryan Cranston isn't ACTUALLY disabled of course.
It's "Januhairy", the latest social statement turned instagram fad that encourages women to wear their natural body hair -- well some of it. We're seeing a lot of hairy armpits and legs, and a whole lot of plucked and waxed eyebrows so it's not entirely clear just how far the "empowerment" is supposed to go.
The icing on the cake was the total lack of explanation of the supposedly "problematic" examples. Apparently, we were just supposed to accept the fact that Seinfeld is bad at face value.
It's clear to us that both extremes of the political aisle are responsible for the polarization surrounding Christmas. What do you think of these "Christmas controversies"? You will listen to the FULL conversation like a respectable human before commenting. Be better than most. Merry Christmas to all.
