Culture Beast: Who Died and Made You Khaleesi?

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1 Burned by the Flames Who Died and Made You Khaleesi? Mansplaining, whitesplaining,—the way you can tell someone who's 'privileged' is the unconscious belief that they have something to say, and that everyone will listen. By Arthur Chu Read it at The Daily Beast

2 Oops!… He Did It Again Shia LaBeouf: Broadway's Most Wanted The Transformers star turned plagiarist-performance artist was arrested by the NYPD during a theater performance and charged with criminal trespass and two counts of disorderly conduct. It's just the latest in a long line of mishaps. By Marlow Stern Read it at The Daily Beast 4 Soccer Savior Team USA's Badass Goalie The star goalkeeper for the U.S. national team is a tough-as-nails 35-year-old Jersey native who is the very definition of American badass. By Emily Shire Read it at The Daily Beast Gosling and McAdams build a kind of Bogey and Bacall chemistry that keeps the movie grounded and natural, even at its most melodramatic heights.” READ IT NOW › 5 Genuine From Homeless to HBO Stardom For a young actor, landing a role on a HBO series like 'The Leftovers' is a dream. After starting out homeless in Hollywood, it's one that Chris Zylka never thought would come true. By Kevin Fallon Read it at The Daily Beast 3 Immature Robin Thicke's 'Paula' Is Pathetic The singer seems to think his new album is all about his wife, Paula Patton, but really, it's all about him—his self-flagellation, his mea culpas, his pleas, his epiphanies. By Andrew Romano Read it at The Daily Beast Backstage With the Male Fashionistos The 11 Best Fashion Instagrams The World Cup's Craziest Fans Go Wild Garry Winogrand Retrospective at the Met (PHOTOS) In response to Massacre at 'The View': Baba already quit. Can't fire Whoopi because that would be racist. So, barring outright cancellation, I suppose this is as close to a complete clean sweep as the network can get. — Tommentary In response to 'Girl Meets World' Will Make You Sad: In GMW, the protagonist disrespects her father/teacher, blindly follows the lead of a pretentious troublemaker, and is rewarded for it. GMW is silly, base, and corrupting. — Amillennialist

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