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Dorothy sez:

Melissa McCarthy is having more than a moment. She is having an era. Sure, maybe not necessarily in length, but definitely in importance. Breakout star status doesn’t usually happen to 40-something, plus-sized women. And when I say “usually,” I mean ever. But here she is with a brand new Emmy on her mantel and a blockbuster comedy hit on her resume and a highly rated sitcom on every week and more movie deals and TV deals coming her way and a hosting gig on “Saturday Night Live” this weekend. It’s just, well, it’s just great. And I can honestly say it couldn’t happen to a more likeable and hilarious gal.

To just say Melissa was funny in “Bridesmaids” is like just saying the Grand Canyon is a big hole in the ground. Sure, it’s true, but it’s a massive undersell. She was pee, or in this case poop, your pants funny in that movie. Her Megan was a singular cinematic creature - a confident, pragmatic, butch, sexual and loveable oddball who you laughed with more than at. And out of all of that, I think the confidence of her character was the most amazing attribute. We’re used to funny women in comedies being neurotic messes. They fret and thither, over-think and under-appreciate themselves. But not Melissa’s Megan. Confidence made that character more than just the punchline, it made her a heroine.

And that all came from Melissa, who has made herself a new kind of comedy heroine for us all. Of course, some of us knew years ago when she was the sweetest little chef in all of Stars Hollow. Let’s hope her era never ends. Happy weekend, all.

Total truth. Anyone who has seen her in The Nines with Ryan Reynolds can see her amazing talent. She’s hilarious, yes. But she can also play poignant, complex characters that make you feel something. And she looks like me. I think that’s what I love the most. I never see “me” on TV or movies unless it’s as a punchline or a cute bff. Not a leading lady. She’s changing the game and that’s awesome.

I identify with her and not just because we both got junk in the trunk, but because we both understand that confidence and brains make you beautiful and attractive to others - not clothing size, or money or fake body parts. And most of all, she’s not out there just preaching that message - she’s leading by example. 

I want to hug her and tell her thank you. 

I don’t know what this is from, but 

a) I need to know what Jason Bateman is doing to Ryan Reynolds

b) This looks like some flashback from bad 80’s family photos. The only thing that would make this better is if the photo of Jason Bateman was floating in some weird halo of fog above Ryan ala Olan Mills. 

(Source: mjisforever)

This is how I know that Mike’s been in the kitchen. He’s physically incapable of shutting cabinet doors.