The Golden Globes only miniumal man bashing

[barb012]

Perhaps these stars should also not have worn any makeup too along with their black attire too.

[nathanbforrest45]

Thanks for the definition! I almost overlooked it because the font is so small.

That's my disclaimer or special announcement font size. Its the opposite of bold all caps shouting in your face. This is more "talking softly but carrying a big stick"!!!!

[Trish]

I don't watch these types of shows. I actually don't watch much t.v. Every once in awhile I'll run across a show I like and will have a marathon weekend but after I've watched a season or two I'm done.

It's an extreme turn off when these types of shows are used as a platform for political or social messages. I have enough tragedy in my life. I'm not interested in listening to actors talk about crappy issues when their job is to entertain me and take me away from my own issues for 1.5 - 2 hours.

[donttread]

Heard someone on local radio this am asking why if women want to not be objectified why were they all dressed with push up bras and slits in their gowns up to their klarn. This was a woman asking that question



For the record the word Klarn was used on the Tonight Show in the 60's by a guest host speaking of a woman almost exposing herself. Back then you couldn't say "ass" on TV so he used the word Klarn. It may have been Jerry Lewis.

Fair question. In most workplaces of any size most women are there to work, however more than you'd want to believe are using their sexuality at work for various reasons. And the people at the compant know which is who. Sound sexist? Keep in mind that men typically are well covered at work.

[jimmyz]

Perhaps these stars should also not have worn any makeup too along with their black attire too.

The female lead in 'Three Billboards (something something)' who is famous for her role in the movie Fargo had zero make-up on. Her dress looked like something a nun would wear

[jimmyz]

I don't watch these types of shows. I actually don't watch much t.v. Every once in awhile I'll run across a show I like and will have a marathon weekend but after I've watched a season or two I'm done.

It's an extreme turn off when these types of shows are used as a platform for political or social messages. I have enough tragedy in my life. I'm not interested in listening to actors talk about crappy issues when their job is to entertain me and take me away from my own issues for 1.5 - 2 hours.

I'm with you. A multi-millionaire lecturing me holds no water. Go back home and fire your nanny, personal assistant, gardener, driver and armed bodyguard and do your own life-work. Then maybe I can give your advice merit.

[texan]

I don't think Seth Meyers will be invited back, ever.......

same moron that actually cried on his show when Hillary lost.