When You Take The Sexism Out Of Headlines, The Results Are Hilarious. (But Should They Be?)

Ever notice how tabloids seem to find it downright scandalous when female celebrities complete simple tasks? Well, the folks over at Vagenda Magazine prompted Twitter to take the sexism out of some of those headlines. And the results are amazing.

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Megan Kelley

May 6, 2014

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