What do Beyonce, Gwen Stefani, and Nicki Minaj have in common? For one, they're cooler than you. But they've also all been accused of the a-word. It's like we need an instruction manual to navigate appropriation these days, but when all we want is for our cultures to be seen and appreciated, is this really helping?

It's been 30 years since the revolutionary Thelma & Louise premiered. Let's celebrate! Wait..... mainstream media says not so fast. (We haven't come far enough since then, they say.) Are women just always going to see themselves as victims? These two are rolling in their fictional grave.

This week, Candace Owens took the credit for exposing Chrissy Teigen's bullying behavior -- behavior I called out years ago on a mainstream platform, which led me to get public blowback from Chrissy. You could see my predicament. But this story isn't about Candace, about Chrissy, or about me... moreover, it's about social media, ego, and where we're all failing.

Boys will be boys. Well, not if the PC mob has anything to do with it. The Entourage creator recently defended the early 2000's series, which has been criticized in our post-#MeToo era, and all I can say is: Victory.

When it's 2021, we're tired AF, and all we want to do is ride Dr. Strange's cape into oblivion, will going woke make Marvel broke? 

Male celebs showing their bodies are "funny." Women showing their bodies are "brave." And advocating for fitness or anything in between is "body-shaming." What's wrong with this picture?

Our lives are in his hands, and his concern is being the Hollywood elite's homecoming queen.

How can something be so out of touch and woke at the same time? Leave it to Hollywood, baby.

I polled you guys and 80% of you thought Caitlyn Jenner should butt out of politics and stick to being a celebrity. Believe it or not, I actually disagree. Check it out.

What's worse: the fact that influencers like Khloe Kardashian tweak the hell out of their photos and pass them off as real, or that the media is too scared to call it out?