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Hah, I think Franco was just bargain-hunting. I'v heard of Cavs going for $2,000.

Wait, which "he" tried to buy your dog? James Franco or Kanye West? Is your dog happy and safe and still with you?

I don't think that's what she's saying at all. I think the statement is about Lily, not about the dancers she has hired to shake their asses. It's one thing to hire dancers to shake it, and another thing to do it yourself when you want your job to be singer/songwriter. Shaking it when you want to be seen as a

Oh man, how did I miss THAT when I was prowling OKC in DC.

What, if anything, do the guys in the band say about your hotness?

The way I've always learned to appreciate new music is to listen closely, find something that sticks out to me, then follow it through (ex, the bassline) and eventually the whole song, album, catalog, genre starts to make sense. BUT OMG, metal. SO MUCH SO MUCH. Where to start?

Navigating a public / private life in the metal world strikes me as a really hard balance. What goes through your head after you finish a set and it's time to mingle?

He used to be in Traverse City, but Michael Moore exorcised him.

One of my concerns for all of the women who will be auditioning in the next go-around is this: It's not that there aren't two black female stand-up comedians who are just as funny as the people on SNL, because there are. It's that SNL is a very specific kind of performance that requires both stand-up and acting

You mean Joshua Lyman, aka Bradley Whitford, who is also: the older guy with the SoCool license plate in Adventures in Babysitting; the dad in Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants; the husband on the new-this-season Jezebel fav, Trophy Wife; and my one true love.

I dropped out of a southern law school after a semester. One of the things that sealed it for me: mock interviews, where I was told that my good, well-made leather mary janes (sans embellishments, no marks or signs of wear and tear) were inappropriate and that I should wear heels. And pantyhose.

His blog, if I recall correctly, has an FAQ on how to act if you meet him. Basically: don't bug him about work.

He was friendly with a friend of mine years back. By her telling (and a few other internet comments), just a really cool, nice dude.

I think anybody who gives you rules about when you're allowed to be angry with him doesn't have enough respect for your feelings. This is the rule I have about being mad at my boyfriend / my boyfriend being mad at me: I tell him, right away. Or as soon as we don't have an audience. We talk about it. We reach a

Sometimes I'll wear crazy red or especially bright lipstick before I go on air (I work in radio) because I'm superstitious and I think it will make me sound more energetic / articulate bc I am being careful with my lips. But less and less the longer I do it. Mostly I find the artistic and mechanical aspect of putting

I apply make-up for myself only when it is recently purchased and I want to play with it and see how it works. Otherwise, I wear make-up only when I want people to comment on how I look nice.

Disney could dial down the "princess" aspect, cut away from the classist bullshit, and just tell a bad-ass adventure story starring a girl.

Rachel Mariana Morgan (The Hollows)

It's must-watch TV for me, too. And I'm also hoping for Juliette to jump ship and join Rayna's label.