Say what you will about monarchy as a concept, but that lady can rock a hat. 

If Megyn Kelly somehow was deemed worth $33mil/year, it would be a travesty if Gayle King were not able to handily land the $15-18mil she is asking.

Memo to George Clooney: there’s already a veritable reboot of ER. It’s called Chicago Med.

Zach Efron dating a “Bro” feels a little on the nose, no? 

Eating a placenta = no thanks.

Oprah is a survivor herself, and HUGE advocate for victims and has done an exhaustive amount of research, as well as given a platform to doctors, therapists and survivors over the last 30 years. Not to mention a strong presence not afraid to take any form of backlash this will bring.

She is a well established interviewer.  That’s what this was.  Then add in her own personal experience and her years of covering this subject.  I cant’ think of many tv personalities more qualified to lead this discussion.

Because she has experienced it and spent a good portion of her career interviewing researchers, advocates, victims and abusers. I have a lot of problems with Oprah, but this is one thing she is actually qualified to discuss and has done a lot of advocacy on.

I didn’t know how profoundly After Neverland was going to impact me. Really wish I hadn’t watched it. There was childhood sexual abuse in my family that I thought had been neatly tucked away but this film ripped that fucking wound right open. I doubt I’ll get a good night sleep for a long while.

I used to do crackers broken up on the tomato soup (for god’s sake, NOT saltines- usually a good water cracker), but recently I’ve found that dropping some garlic croutons on my tomato soup. My favorite sandwich now is a smoked Gouda on sourdough, and lay on the garlic butter when you make that sandwich.

Agreed. I also have a fondness for Take a Bow.

Ooh, onion salt that sounds good!

Try grilling the sandwich in garlic infused olive oil instead of butter. For the tomato soup, use milk instead of water for a cream of tomato soup and add a dash of nutmeg.

The second best snow-day meal is a bowl of haemul soondubu jjigae served still-boiling in a ttukbaegi, just spicy enough that you sniffle throughout the meal, with a bottle of soju per person.

There’s like nine reasons you shouldn’t enjoy this with a toddler, though.

Grilled cheese is one of the few foods that’s delicious for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

I am so sorry, Kelly, but you’re deeply wrong. The best snow-day meal is French onion soup, made with extra sherry and Worcestershire and a big swipe of Dijon mustard on the soup-facing side of the crouton. 

Omg thank you for the reminder about Shrill!

You sound like you’re doing it right! I have tolerance of kids being annoying until they’re about 6, but if you as a parent are saying “what can you do? kids gonna kid” that’s just lazy.

Yes. It is absolutely ridiculous that these goody bags are now a “thing.” I’m sorry, whenever I get the courage to travel with my infant(s), I will be simply trying to survive with my family intact, worrying about car seats, not smacking other passengers with the overstuffed diaper bag, etc. I won’t have room or time…

I would much prefer the parents of 3-13 year olds to march onto a plane wearing a sandwich board that reads “I’m aware of my responsibility to make sure my child does not kick your seat, throw food, or otherwise disturb you. Please let me know if I’m failing”