[LRoggy]

Passed around all over . . . Hollywood, Wall Street, Washington DC, Rock Bands, Pro Athletes (I wonder how many of our sanctimonious knee-takers were perfectly willing to have women take a knee for them?), News Editors, College Professors (anyone else remember an "A" for a Lay?), etc. And so many of these groups try to make sure the REST of us live according to their dictates!

[Paul46360]

ALL of those pukes taking a knee are guilty of some sort of thing that if found out would make you squirm.

[Steely Tom]

Molly Ringwald always struck me as being one of the smarter and more likable of Brat Pack members.

I hope she didn’t get abused by any of the Hollywood a-holes, but that’s probably unrealistic.

[jalisco555]

Every time someone mentions the GOP “war on women” we need to cram this down their throats.

[Dilbert San Diego]

Off topic I have wondered whatever happened to Molly Ringwald, after she rose to prominence in the John Hughes teenage movies of the ‘80s.

On topic, it sounds as if numerous girls and women in Hollywood have been subjected to bad behavior. Have some kept quiet all these years, thinking there is a price to be paid for Fame and fortune?

[Gay State Conservative]

Sixteen Candles was a fun film and Molly Ringwald was incredibly cute in it.But one needs only remember two things about Hollywood to understand the zeitgeist of the town:

1) Hollywood,*to this day*,lionizes Roman Polanski

2) The tears shed by Hollywood's denizens at the death of Heffner.

[Flavious_Maximus]

‘I wouldn’t know [Molly Ringwald] if she sat on my face,’

What am I missing here. Where is the sexual harassment? Katzenburg was talking to someone else about Ringwald.

Why would she consider this sexual harassment if she was not even in the same room when he said this about her.

[grey_whiskers]

[Mr. Jeeves]

I wonder how many of our sanctimonious knee-takers were perfectly willing to have women take a knee for them?

Beyond the NFL, it seems to be the entire purpose of establishing Socialist governance. Making Weinstein's actions awfully hard for them to spin away. :)

[otness_e]

BTW, I just want to mention this since Breitbart’s article has the comments blaming Disney for Katzenberg’s remark.

While I am ticked off at how low Disney has gotten in the present and since 1991, and am angry at them for not firing Katzenberg sooner, I want to say that we shouldn’t blame Disney for this particular thing from Katzenberg. He made that comment in 1995. Katzenberg had been fired from Disney in 1994, a year earlier, which means that Disney is completely innocent of Katzenberg’s actions this time since they cut him loose earlier. If anyone should be blamed, it should be DreamWorks SKG.