I like this lady's style! All three of these outfits look great.

Why is it the people who are in fashion dress wore worse than I do on my worst day? These people have the money to buy nice looking clothes do they forget this?

You know what? Even when you put in a kindly worded letter of resignation and two weeks there is no guarantee you will get a good recommendation in the future. A lot of companies have policies in place that forbid management to give recommendations; they're only allowed to confirm that a person worked there.

She looks like she just stepped out of the shower and threw on a robe and towel. A chic robe and towel, though.

I WANT ALL OF THIS OUTFIT

He knew Lydia's routine, beverage preference and all. If you look, there was only one Stevia packet in the holder, and that was the one Walt doctored and placed at that table before the ten o'clock meet with Todd. So there was little chance of anyone else getting to the Stevia packet before Lydia got there and sat…

Okay, look, I know I already posted once on my love of Dirty Dancing, but this is IMPORTANT, y'all: I credit this scene with at least 60% of my teenage sexual awakening:

I think she means that female characters being portrayed as fully fledged human beings as opposed to tropes based on gendered stereotypes is feminist because it helps bring women out of the few moulds they occupy in cinema and into a more "human" territory. One of the problems with women on screen is that they're more…

I think that's a valid point, but I also think it a mark of millennials to put their lives, relationships, and happiness above any job.

Gawd the shoes are hideous.

I AM VERY EXCITED ABOUT THE LACK OF HIGH HEELS. VERY EXCITED!

Sweet robot Jesus, that's an awesome gesture.

It's cool if it's just me thinking this, but THESE ARE HIDEOUS. BURN THEM WITH FIRE.

You know what? I wish I'd had this when I was pregnant. That would have been so much fun.

They may just be the ugliest shoes I've ever seen.

Italy doesn't have double jeopardy laws, but America does and interestingly, that's what matters here. The US/Italy extradition treaty states that the US will not extradite citizens for criminal cases that conflict with US law. So the US could easily argue that because being tried twice for the same crime violates US…

This. She's already been exonerated once. I'm pretty sure the US is gonna be like "Fa'real? No". It's highly doubtful that she'll be extradited.

There's no chance in hell she'll be extradited.

I'll see you and raise you one. BEST. SONG. EVER.

Height really only matters when you're standing up.