Of course Willow Smith considers herself an indigo child.

Hooray! This is so thorough and accurate and well-written! It just makes my heart happy.

Okay, real talk.:I know and love a number of redheads, but I also know several who will not shut up about their hair colour. They bring it up constantly, point out their similarity to redheaded movie characters, blame every mood and decision and being a ginger, etc. I think it’s great to love your natural look, but OH…

Well. I’m sure the media coverage of this story will be totally tasteful and not at all racist.

They sound fucking fantastic. What witchcraft is this?

Her parents are bazillionaire celebrities, so I can’t imagine “survival instinct” gets that much of a workout. But sure.

I would not describe the Paleo diet as “meat avoiding.” I tired it for a few months and my poop smelled like a tiger cage.

Unpopular opinion: Oreos taste like sugar-garbage. The school is wrong and all, but I want to state for the record that Oreos are terrible.

I initially read this as “John Mayer is Disturbingly Obsessed with Witches.” Was a bit disappointed.

Whenever kids do shit like this they should have to do an extra year of highschool. That should be the penalty. Keep them out of the real world until they can act like goddamn human beings.

Relevant: Paris Hilton with a unicorn and a giant wig. Livin' the dream! Havin' fun!

You know what? I hope Farrah Abraham works really hard and gets a goddamn medical degree. That is a real job and a perfectly good life plan. Good luck to her.

Okay, you see this? Where Anne Hathaway is trying to come across as competitive in a fun, jokey way, but is being so aggressive that it’s kind of mean-spirited? This is the core of why people don’t like Anne Hathaway. Something about her suggests that she’d kill you for your meat if she got hungry enough.

Marsala is a kind of red wine, though. And that's a photo of wine. I don't think they're trying to reference chicken.

You can still buy Raisin Rage, along with Toast of New York and Choco-Licious. It's the 90s in a tube!

Ha! That's a PERFECT example!

Yay! Thanks!

Thanks! I've been thinking of starting a blog about this particular obsession! In the meantime, I can't recommend cosmeticsandskin.com enough (don't be put off by the plain sounding name). And if you google Glamour Daze you'll find a great website with PDF downloads of period beauty books available. Enjoy!

Yes, that's it exactly. Of course, there are always ways to mix your own or find natural sources and things, but most people use products from a limited range of manufacturers, who in turn buy raw materials from a limited range of sources.

Hmmm...maybe! Good idea!