ABOVE: A peek of glory.

BELOW: Keep reading for a porn-star video, Cardi B's plastic-surgery disaster, Wanda Sykes on Roseanne and more ...

ABOVE: My buddy Jaymes Vaughn is a looker.

BELOW: Keep reading for a naked supermodel, Roseanne Barr's latest #MeStupid comments, Ivanka's hard life, Madonna's 30-year anniversary and more ...

ABOVE: The great outdoors.

BELOW: Keep reading for Cole Sprouse in leather pants, Trump Administration's connection to pedophilia, Trump's surprise when asked about his Administration's push to end the criminalization of homosexuality and yet more whining about body positivity (couched in negativity toward the people with traditionally great bodies) ...

ABOVE: Shame his assets are underwater.

BELOW: Sizing up The David, Trump's goose is cooked, death of a tech tycoon and more ...

ABOVE: Guiding light.

BELOW: Keep reading for an adult baby on TV, more Saudi fallout, Elizabeth Warren vindicated (not that it will help), a book of rape jokes, Tab has gone missing, Nick Jonas's good deed and much, much more ...

ABOVE: Beginning your day with the perfect end.

BELOW: Keep reading for a hotter Spider-Man than Tom Holland, the final chapter for EastSiders, gay basher caught, Kavanaugh continues to crumble (or is about to get forcibly seated on the SCOTUS), Keiynan Lonsdale's pronoun request takes root and much more ...

White bitch: “I thought the bitch was white!” (Image via video still)

Roseanne Barr continues to be a garbage person, and you are, too, if you think she can be defended over her Valerie Jarrett slur (or if you believe she thought Jarrett was white, as she SHRIEKS in a new video).

I don't care if she's mentally ill — she's still out there in the media with many, many followers, influencing thought, sharing conspiracies. Until she gets help, she's an enemy, not someone to be pitied. Mentally ill people with unchecked power are fucking dangerous, not victims.

Watch her latest meltdown after the jump ...

Susan Seidelman's work is part of The New York Woman, a Quad Cinema retrospective running now through July 19.

In a new interview with Vulture, she talks about her early career, how Smithereens came to be, and — of course — her signature smash, Desperately Seeking Susan ...