Stunning! She's having such a moment right now, and I love it. I know not everyone likes her show (I do, with a few caveats), but she's an unabashedly smart, funny, talented WOC who's killing it all over the place and (seemingly) enjoying the hell out of it.
Now I can ONLY read this in an AHnold voice. (And I'm ok with that.) GET TO THE CHOPPER!
I read Devil in the Grove a few months back, and it continues to haunt me. The level of racism ingrained in our legal system—and not very long ago!—is something we should all be aware of.
I read this as "Conspicuous Uncoupling" and kind of had to hand it to her for being self-deprecating about it. But now that I realize it's actually "Conscious," and that it's a new-agey THING... blergh.
Yes, agreed on both fronts. She pulls it off as-is (IMO), but those alterations would make it more wearable for the real world.
Oooo, nice! I think that's a really cool look when done right. I have faith that you'll pull it off!
Yeah, I really dig her. She's clearly very smart, talented, and has her awkward moments, which I appreciate. And so freaking gorgeous.
Completely. Although another shot from the same trip showed her barefoot, so maybe she is human after all.
Can we talk for a minute about how fresh and stylish Anne Hathaway's ensemble is right here?
Exactly, exactly. The proportions are just all wrong, and it makes her look matronly. A shorter jacket, or none at all, would have been better. And the pants should be a tiny bit shorter to be a modern crop. The accessories are to DIE for. I'll add my voice to the call for her to get a new stylist, PLEASE.
It's pretty hard to get babies to play along with just about anything. He seems to be in full-on, tush-up baby sleep pose in the beginning.
That kid deserves ALL the awards for sitting there so stoically throughout her crazy-pants performance. I totally would have cracked. (Or, let's face it, joined in.)
Oh man, did NOT know that. So disappointing.
I find it baffling that men would give up the fly option for anything more than "special occasion." That seems like the equivalent of a woman wearing a jumpsuit, in terms of hindered practicality.
Bingo. This kind of awareness and empathy is going to be the main driver of any kind of legislation and/or changed consumption habits.
That's a situation where I could see huge benefits, but you're right about the unknown unknown's. I hadn't known you were pregnant with LPC #2—congrats!!
That's a point well made, and an apt comparison. And it gets back to why I'd like to see the term "feminist" neutralized a bit by being more widely embraced.
Being a feminist is not synonymous with achievement in the workplace. You can certainly be a housewife and a feminist. Or a million other things (including a man!) and a feminist. If, however, you believe that ALL WOMEN should stay at home, and don't believe that men and women should have the same paths open to…
I wouldn't be surprised. It's gotta wreak havoc on your system.
