I'd like to say "sorry, but...", but instead I'll go with "fuck this". Sauers did a post on Wintour's $200k annual clothing allowance 2 days ago. To the point Wintour's maid might be rooting through the trash for handoffs was written off as "is a little much". Blatant case of cognizant dissonance. I guess the…

I would add specifically for this writer, the fact she did a post on Anna Wintour's $200k annual clothing allowance calling it "chicest perks of the media economy" while 2 days later calling this woman the "worst human being alive" for owing 5 Birkin bags shows a total lack of self awareness.

Seriously if you think this make anyone the 'worst human being alive' I'd highly suggest you rethink your priorities. And possibly pull your head out of your ass and get to know the real world.

I'm torn...as a professional I say Paltrow is fair game. She is making money off her web site and her image so should take extraordinary care to ensure she's projecting the right image. And misspelling/not understanding the key word in the post is rather funny and worthy of some mocking.

I was thinking along the same lines. Training for a marathon takes a huge amount of work. Excruciating physical and mental pain. But it's still not a 'job' for most people.

Too bad there isn't an english word like 'extraordinary' that would cover that.

Nope, no notice. Being blocked means your comments don't show on the site at all—not in the greys or blacks. To get in the black the site must follow you (i.e. my main account is followed by ValleyWag & Gawker so anything I post is automatically black.) Being grey means the site hasn't 'followed' you so everything…

For old world quality you could always pop down to NYC and visit Bellucci Napoli. They just released the Donna collection of bespoke shirts for women.

At least the initial reactions shots to hearing the demonic laughter are true...I swear this kid just peed her pants.

DO NOT LISTEN TO LEFTY! Ou is obviously a GMI troll trying to entrap you into getting banned.

Then I'll join you on irrational fears...I cannot tolerate plastic/tupperware containers. For some reason I honestly believe tiny particle from past meals are imbedded in the plastic so there will always be old gross stuff contaminating any 'clean' food I put in it. If you ever come to my house you'll usually find a…

But what do you do with food that's exponentially better a few days later (meatloaf, stews, chili, etc?)

I've read through the whole thread and can say I still disagree with you. You obviously biffed it to start by bringing up the boogy man of polygamy. But let's say that really is your concern. The difference is there is no state or federal law that allows certain people to legally join in polygamist marriages while…

I fully agree. While I'm a feminist I'm also a strong believer in right to private assemblies and government staying out of private affairs as much as possible. While I supported any boycotts of Augusta for not allowing any women members (pre-Ms. Rice and Moore's entrance) I also strongly support the fact they are a…

A private club may set whatever membership rules it wants. As per this article, there is no legal impetus for the club to allow women, but the candidate for president wants to open membership.

Just like every person who believes in past lives was always a princess, warrior, etc. Nobody ever gets regressed to find out the were a baker or ditch digger.

To my understanding, to be 'followed' by Jezebel and live your life out of the grey you must fawn and masturbate over at least 3 paid staff members on a regular basis. Have you not prayed to the goddess Lindy that you might someday be fully enlightened to the plight of fat woman? Did you leave verbal offerings to…

I'm normally incredibly liberal on thinking everyone has an absolute right to their personal believes no matter how loony-toons I think they are. Hell one of my best friends truly believes Earth was created as a Martian colony. As in real people from Mars. With logical sounding arguments to back it up and…

The side-eye glare when everyone is laughing at him is perfect!

Historically a polo shirt was supposed to be worn with a popped collar. Rene Lacoste who designed the shirt was trying to find a better tennis shirt than the long sleeve, oxford style ones of the time and he designed the collar to be worn up so it could guard against sunburn while you were playing. It was the rich…