Jose Canseco, former baseball guy who currently manages a Twitter account and recently blew off his middle finger, would like to demonstrate his support for Caitlyn Jenner. “A normal, non-offensive way?” you’re wondering. No!!!

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Caitlyn Jenner has received plenty of praise for her crushing showing at last night’s ESPYs, and of course, plenty of backlash for merely existing as an out trans woman.

Over the past few days, have you been tormented by the lack of an apology from whoever Drake Bell is regarding whatever he said about Caitlyn Jenner on his presumably active though who can say Twitter account? Worry no more.

E! officially announced Caitlyn Jenner’s forthcoming reality show this morning with a one-minute clilp that features Caitlyn applying makeup at her home. “You start learning kind of the pressure women are under all the time about their appearance,” she says as she powders her face before heading “out into the world.”

The lost son of the Kardashian family, Rob, was apparently not informed that his stepfather Caitlyn Jenner would be debuting her new look on the cover of Vanity Fair until after the fact. When Rob’s sister Kim sent him a photo of the cover, he replied, “Who is this woman?”

Vanity Fair revealed Caitlyn Jenner’s cover this morning and, soon after, Jessica Lange’s name began trending on Twitter. Hello, Jessica Lange!

The watershed profile that accompanies Caitlyn Jenner’s debut on the cover of Vanity Fair paints a picture of a woman who is happy, healthy, and “finally free” to live her life on her terms. But of course, the path to liberation was long, winding, and hard—and not everything in Jenner’s personal life is perfect.

Caitlyn Jenner, the Olympic athlete and Kardashian parent formerly known as Bruce, made her debut on the cover of Vanity Fair today, shot by Annie Leibowitz. This is the first time she has appeared in public as a woman, and damn, she looks great.