Didn't her last foray into comics do poorly?
Didn't her last foray into comics do poorly?
Other then sending the internet into a tizzy don't they do everything poorly?
I hear you, I'm trying to look past that a bit. If there was some sort of business reason to give her any credence what-so-ever, fine, but at this point, I think there's been sufficient proof she doesn't have a very high quality of character.
I'm generally sympathetic towards her given all the ridiculous stuff that's happened over the last several years, but this is definitely just a cash grab by somebody at DC trying to capitalize on her (in)famous-ness. The art looks pretty cool.
SNL hired a new cast member and the Internet is calling for him to be fired after videos of him making racist Asian jokes from last year have popped up. He apologized on Twitter. But still employed by SNL as of now. Don’t ask me to remember his name because I don’t.
Shane Gillis - https://twitter.com/sasimons/status/1172257211697025025 (video clip) | https://twitter.com/sasimons/status/1172263614746714112 (another)
Apparently he is not a fan of the gays either.
https://www.theatlantic.com/entertai...roblem/598033/
Gillis defended his racism and homophobia as risk taking.
"White people like listening to country music because "you can understand all the lyrics"".
Damn, Hitler, calm down.
holy shit SNL hired somebody funny
https://www.npr.org/sections/health-...rience-as-rape
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jam...rticle/2751247
1 in 16 of women aged 18 to 44 say their first sexual experience was rape.
More than 3 million women experienced rape as their first sexual encounter, according to a new study, which surveyed women ages 18 to 44 in the U.S. The study, published in JAMA Internal Medicine, found that most respondents were adolescents when they were raped. It also found that these women were more likely to suffer worse long-term health outcomes than women who had sex voluntarily the first time.
"You can imagine that if we asked this of women of all ages, the absolutely number would be many millions higher."
Another reason this might be an underestimate, she adds, is that the data used in the study was collected before the #MeToo movement, which has led to more open conversations around sexual violence. "More women may feel more comfortable identifying their experiences of sexual violence today than they did just a few years ago," she says.
About 6.5% women — an estimated 3.3 million nationwide — said that their first sexual experience was rape.
The average age of most victims was about 15 when they were assaulted. The average age of their partner, or the assailant, was 27, Hawks notes. This suggests a "major power discrepancy" and, possibly, a difference in physical size as well, she says.
More than 26% said they were physically threatened during the encounter, 46% said they were physically held down. Over half (56%) of them said they were verbally pressured into having sex, and 16% said that their partner threatened to end the relationship if they didn't have sex. These forms of coercion were not mutually exclusive.
no, they fired a racist.
https://www.cnn.com/2019/09/16/enter...lis/index.html
another one bites the dust. duuuuuuunked
Oh well can't wait for his eventually interview on JRE, Shapiro's Show, and Dave Rubin's show.
fucking lmao at the last line.
I know a lot has happened over the last few days but it's sad to see him put himself down like this.I'm a comedian who was funny enough to get SNL.
https://twitter.com/StateIsles/statu...430771712?s=19
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