Anne Hathaway Backs Union Workers by Bailing on ‘Vanity Fair’

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | January 23, 2024 |

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | January 23, 2024 |

Anne Hathaway pulled a baller move this morning. The actress was sitting in hair and makeup for a Vanity Fair photo shoot when she was informed about the Condé Nast Union walk out. Her reaction? Immediately bounced to support the workers. I’m talking she literally just got up and left. Hell yeah, Anne. (Variety)

Shannon Sharpe has reacted to the SNL skit spoofing his viral Club Shay Shay interview with Katt Williams. (Lainey Gossip)

MAGA idiots feel very confident Nikki Haley has never once experienced racism and is totally faking it. (Wonkette)

HOLY SH*T, WILSON BETHEL IS COMING BACK AS BULLSEYE FOR DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN! YES, THIS REQUIRED ALL-CAPS! (Comic Book)

Will Ferrell’s upcoming new documentary about his trans best friend is getting the warm reception it deserves. (Uproxx)

Natalie Portman almost blacked out meeting Rihanna. (The Cut)

James shared this piece about a small-town MAGA voter, who initially seemed up to be voting for Nikki Haley, but like all assholes fed a steady diet of Fox News and Facebook came running back to Trump. I cannot recommend this infuriating read enough, especially for anyone who thinks some sort of un-yet-discovered economic policy is going to reach these vengeance-hungry hordes who specifically want to see brown and LGBTQ people suffer alongside their own family members who won’t talk to them. (Politico)

Squid Game Season 2 is coming sooner than you think. (Gizmodo)

The Libs of TikTok lady is now molding public education in Oklahoma, the same state where she spurred a series of bomb threats. What could possibly go wrong? Besides everything, all of the things. (Rolling Stone)

Lindsay Lohan is becoming the new Seasonal Queen. (Vulture)

OK, maybe this Stanley cup thing is getting out of hand. (Daily Beast)

Tracy assures you that Bunmi Laditan’s Toddlers are A**holes: It’s Not Your Fault, is not a parenting book but could be great for parents of toddlers. “It also helped reduce some guilt I sometimes feel about certain aspects of being a toddler parent because I know that 1) I’m not alone, and 2) it could be worse.” Do you have an unreasonable toddler story to tell? (Cannonball Read 16)