Sebass

We can call them out all we want, but it's up to their hardcore fans to say "enough is enough"

I love this song, but it also shows how awful 2020s music really is that we're looking back at 2010s music and making it chart again. What happened this decade? Other than Sabrina, Dua and some Taylor, pop music has really gotten so boring.

Banning AI isn't really a long-term solution. Whether we like it or not, the genie is out of the bottle and AI is here to stay. It's better to teach kids when to use it and how to use responsibly. As a matter of fact, you're doing a huge disservice to kids by not teaching them how to use it, as more and more jobs will REQUIRE it in the future.

Does her saying this actually do anything or is it just empty virtue signaling?

No one does camp like Glenn Close. I can't wait to see what she does with this role.

I think a lot of people co-opted the Palestinian cause as a tool to spread their hatred for Jewish people and Israel as a whole (Candace Owens for example). I'm glad celebrities are finally getting some pushback after years and years of spewing the most hateful anti-Semite rhetoric.

Because it's a really GOOD SONG. Any old-ish good song has the potential to become a smash hit once it's re-discovered by younger listeners.

For a so-called "vocal coach" I always thought her knowledge of singing was pretty limited. She would rather praise popular acts like Taylor Swift who aren't great vocalists, and ignore great singers. The problem is that she wanted to be seen as an expert...

More like The Hazel Eyes ended THEM! Sam's career is over! I don't think they'll ever recover from this. They've been thoroughly and utterly rejected by audiences worldwide.

Even Beyoncé's Renaissance concert flopped. What made Katy think her movie wouldn't flop? The 4 Katycats left can't fill cinemas across the nation.

So is every woman who murders her kids going to claim they were experiencing psychosis now? This is soooooo deeply disturbing. I've no words for it.

It's sometimes better to play it safe rathe than risk offending people's culture. I don't think anyone would've cared if he wore a basic black suit.

The issue here is not whether a woman can experience postpartum psychosis. The problem is that the defense wasn't able to prove LINDSAY experienced it, while the prosecution was able to show how she carefully and meticulously planned the whole thing. Her medical records show that she was experiencing issues, but there's a long way from having issues to actually going through a psychotic break that makes you unable to distinguish right from wrong. That's the only way a person can be found NGRI. I'm glad that sole juror stood his ground because it would've been an outrageous miscarriage of justice had she been found not guilty. She did it. She planned it. She was not going through a psychotic break while she strangled her children, one by one, for minutes. She's clearly sick in the head, but not in a way that makes her not guilty or unable to distinguish right from wrong at the moment of the killings.

That's a separate issue. Of course someone who murders her own kids and tries to kill herself is not in the right mind. But that doesn't mean they aren't legally responsible for the crime they committed. The defense needs to prove by clear and convincing evidence the person didn't understand the nature of the act and couldn't tell right from wrong. The fact Lindsay premeditated the murders so her husband would be far away proves she was aware that what she was about to do was wrong. There's also no medical record to back up the insanity / psychosis claim.

Mixing business with pleasure never ends well...