So, I’m watching season two of “The Voice” for the first time and Cee Lo and his cat are cracking me the fuck up.
Jon Hamm is being treated like an actress. He hates it.
“They’re called privates for a reason. I’m wearing pants, for fuck’s sake,” he grumbled to Rolling Stone. “When people feel the freedom to create Tumblr accounts about my cock, I feel like that wasn’t part of the deal.”
What makes Hamm different from, say, Anne Hathaway, who had to weather discussion about the appearance of her nipples in her Academy Awards dress, is that Hamm isn’t used to being objectified. He has outrage left to burn, rather than being exhausted by endless appearance-based prying and insane body standards. It might be easy for men to brush off how women are treated when they’re unaffected. But when they’re subject to the same standards, men often discover quickly how difficult to endure they really are.
Neuschwanstein Castle in Autumn colours
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I been there! (Not in Autumn, but still.)
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Female patron of The Monocle, a lesbian bar in the 1930s photographed by Brassai
