H. Alan Scott

In the four years it took to create the phone, Bezos said the company asked itself only one question: “Can we build a better phone for our most engaged customers?”

It sounds great — you can mute someone that’s live tweeting an event, spewing forth an endless rant, or what have you. But what that mute is actually doing is giving users the right to silence freedom of speech, in a very passive-aggressive way.

I knew it wasn’t good. Everyone assured me that it was probably something small, certainly not a tumor. It was as if everyone was convincing themselves that it wasn’t a tumor, and I was the only one that was in on the secret.

I’ve been willing to accept the dangers of sex with the cloak of protection from condoms, but becoming convinced that a pill could protect me is going to take longer to sink in.

Contrary to popular opinion, these dudes are all about shedding a tear. Mitchell Bisschop cries, “… at every wedding I go to, good or bad. I think it’s a disorder,” while Tom Sibley’s family dog recently died, and he, “… felt like I did ten years worth of crying.”

You know those shows that you think you’re the only one watching, so you kind of keep it to yourself?

Some people were able to find the balance between the real world and the online world, but not me. The freedom of separation became intoxicating; I needed the privacy, even though I wound up in a profession that’s all about sharing.

Hollywood was my (and many of my fellow gay dudes’) only outlet, mainly because it was the only way we knew anything about being gay, since we didn’t have any peers or real life examples (most of the time, everyone has that uncle).

Because I have cancer guilt and want to make sure everyone stays alive, I’m here to help. Here’s everything you need to know about how to get insurance through Obamacare.

WARNING: You’re about to fall in love with Broad City’s Ilana Glazer. If you haven’t seen her hit new Comedy Central show (FYIzzles, the finale is Wednesday, March 26th at 10:30EST), then you’re missing out on a transformative experience.

When I see Vladimir Putin, I see Adolf Hitler. He’s been in the news lately more than the Kardashians, so it’s hard to escape that image.

So while Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto were winning Oscars for playing characters that died from AIDS, some young black man in an urban city became infected with the virus.