well that was kind of unnecessary...

What’s the over/under on how long she’s in jail before getting released for “overcrowding”?

So, I’ve heard that you’re not supposed to tip the proprietor of any business. So if the owner of the salon cuts your hair, you don’t tip. Is that true?

I also came here to rant about this piece. Glad I’m not alone. MAXI DRESSES FOREVER.

Serious question - what is the appropriate or ideal length for a maxi dress? I’m also tall (5’10”) and they inevitably fall just above my ankles...

Ok, so if you and I and the whole world know that the story-lines are fake, why would Bruce have been throwing shade? And you sure did write a lot on the subject for someone who doesn’t watch the show...

I don’t really think that was shade, I think he was just stating the obvious. If you actually think that the story-lines on KUWTK are 100% real and authentic I have a bridge I’d like to sell you.

Also, even though the scene was re-shot, I don’t necessarily think it was scripted. I’m sure the tears were real, and her emotions were authentic. Maybe it just took her some time to figure out how she wanted to verbalize her feelings towards the matter. She’s still basically admitting that it was really tough her for…

That’s really awesome and inspiring, but that doesn’t mean everyone should be held to that standard. I can only imagine that when people transition, the changes that occur are more than just physical (which is significant enough in itself). They are probably going through mental and emotional changes as well, and that…

lol why so hostile? You happen to prioritize cost of living over other things and that’s great for you, that doesn’t mean it’s for everyone.

Yeah but those are difficult circumstances for most urban areas in the US. Most of my friends who live in Manhattan pay upward of $1,400 per month each (with either 1 or 2 roommates). And even though you don’t need a car, you pay a lot for other things, like heating & cooling (my electric bill averages $250 per month…

Yes, THANK YOU. People here act as if there is one city that magically appeals to everyone. I’ve lived in NYC for 6 years and am moving to LA for grad school, knowing full well that there will be aspects of LA that I will hate (just as there are aspects of NYC that I hate) but on the whole, I’d much rather be in LA…

Ugh, this article is so depressing. I’m moving to LA this fall for grad school (after 6 years in New York) and it seems like every day I read or hear something about how much it sucks. I guess the silver lining is that my expectations won’t be insanely high.

Umm $2,200 a month sounds pretty damn good to this New Yorker...

I think this is why she doesn’t smile in pictures. Her smiling face looks grinch-esque.

I think people are also less interested in the fake storylines they have on the show. They never talk about what the paparazzi/public actually care about, which is stuff like her marriages, children, etc. And I can guarantee that Bruce won’t be a storyline on the new season either.

Wait, this Kim Richards thing JUST happened less than a week ago. How is she already on Dr. Phil? Don’t these interviews take a couple weeks to prepare for, sign the contracts, etc?

Even though I don’t own anything by Jessica Simpson, it feels like whenever I’m browsing Macys or one of those sites I see a bunch of things that I think are really cute, and then I look at the brand name, and it’s Jessica Simpson. It always catches me by surprise.

If you are a diehard Bravo fan, you need to please check out the podcast Watch What Crappens. It will become your new religion.

Agreed. I would think that even the most secure woman would feel hurt and offended if they were the one sent home that first night. Of course the show will spin it as who will make the best first impression, but we all know that it's going to come down to who looks hotter and is wearing shorter dress.