From his wikipedia page:

I couldn't say my name when I was little so I just called myself "yaya." I also had trouble with "Washington D.C." so I called it "Washington disease" (oddly appropriate in retrospect).

Bob Geldof's statement was beautiful, I thought:

Just my two cents based on the discussions going on. I've always been fairly "pro" makeup if that makes any sense and don't really see it as this harmful thing, to me it is a form of self-expression and is fun so I guess I'm biased because whenever this comes up on Jezebel as it tends to be split into the camps of "I…

Yeah. Like, damn, you know how to serve it, but could you wear something that doesn't flatter you and make it easier for you to perform in? Like a cocktail dress of ballgown, like when you're on the red carpet? Or a toga? Perhaps just a floral bed sheet? Or a 1970s upholstered couch like Kim that one time? #Givenchy

I know it's hard for folks from the US to tell the difference, but it's not the UK. It's just England and Wales. Scotland will come later, and Northern Ireland hasn't even put it forward. It's closer to say Great Britain has legalised same sex marriage, but it's just EngWal for now.

That Hugh Jackman thing was AMAZING! It is even better for me because I saw his comedy (The Wolverine) last night on DVD.

The Real World and I were born the same year. Who will die first?

I am ashamed to say I Googled (thought maybe if it was quoting someone hateful that would be a mitigating factor). The quoted text does not seem attributable to anyone but Forever 21. And therefore, because I cannot abide the misuse of quotation marks, I must go blog shirt.

I thought the second one meant that the wearer loves fashion more than she loves any people she has met.

I don't like the way this season of Orphan Black is going

"I'm not here to be fair and make friends, I'm here to see dicks."

"I'm not here to be fair and make friends, I'm here to see dicks"

I get into the most pointless arguments with dudes about wanting to see male genitalia in media. Yes I do want to see it. Yes many women do. No, do not tell me I'm wrong about this, because in fact you are wrong. No, I don't care if you think penis != bewbs and merkin-masked pudenda. I'm not here to be fair and make…

And the waitress is wearing a kitcshy 1950's apron. Not because it's part of the uniform; it's just, like, what she was wearing when she left the house that day.

Then it would make sense that she's not a Californian and she gets to share her experience. Isn't it adorable of her to feel like it's an adventure, like someone from a hot climate that comes and sees snow for the first time?

Public schools in the UK are like fancy private schools in the US. The equivalent of a US public school in the UK is a state school. Public school boys are usually rich and can be very annoying. This video shows the stereotype. (For further information, many students take a year off between leaving high school and…

Attempted translation: He's a bit rough and ready, and loves joining in with mischief and jokes- especially when it comes to teasing Medhurst for being an upper class boy from a fancy school. :)

"We should stop being so horrible to each other." Ok, Lilly - you start...

What's the man version of feminism?