So nobody who engages in small talk has a measurable IQ?

It’s so strange that I’m reading your comment and for once I actually listened to a segment on Entertainment Tonight (last night or the night before).  JL was saying that she loves to eat and would rather have to work out a lot to stay slender than diet. So she finally has addressed that issue.

1) I thought the column was a brilliant idea and came off as clever, charming and entirely relatable.

Because JLaw is the Cool Girl. I don’t think she’s intentionally scheming to try to be someone she isn’t. But I do think she and her PR have certainly figured out what makes good headlines.

I can imagine both of them saying these things. I think it would work better as a video, because then the sarcasm would translate better, but am I supposed to care about the words in a fashion magazine? It’s all about the pictures, guys!

I think JLaw comes off as super relatable, nothing she’s done or said has veered on disingenuous to me. Is it so strange to think someone might just be themselves, and not have bought into the whole celebrity culture? Others have done it.... I’m thinkin’ Gabrielle Union, Cate Blanchett, Freida Pinto...

Yo same reaction. They’re.... actresses. They owe us *nothing.* (And I enjoy both JLaw and EStone.) Why do we think we deserve some kind of hard-hitting Q&A with them? They’re not politicians, they have careers in entertainment. LOL what even is this article

I mean look, it’s Elle. It’s not hard-hitting journalism, neither of them are facing giant reputational issues or scandals right now, it’s just two boring friends (who happen to be famous) having a friendly conversation. There’s nothing to defend or condemn here, and I don’t understand why WWD or Jez even care at all…

I dressed up as Vizzinni for Halloween a few years ago, bald cap and everything. My husband was so creeped out that he refused to kiss me all night. It was the most fun I’ve had on Halloween in a long time. 10/10 would recommend.

But it would be cool if you did all of that. I think the internet would be eternally grateful

Me too (5'4", but still, short and smallish and not so Andre-looking), but Andre and I have pituitary tumours in common, so there’s that. Mine secretes too much prolactin; his secreted too much growth hormone.  Not that this has anything to do with anything, but it’s a commonality--and he was so darn likeable that…

Fuck you, I’ll wear what I want.

Yes. I do not like one-shouldered tops in general, because they require a special bra and they know it. But the idea of dressing like Andre the Giant has made the look more appealing.

Looks like a good way to get seatbelt boobs without a car.

counterpoint: do dress like Andre the Giant

Counterpoint:  Do dress like Andre the Giant.  Also, flip a car.  Then people won’t mess with you.

I can’t stop thinking about this. It is just so fucking sad. And all these fuckers with their Cranberry “jokes” are getting stars. Cool. Fucking cool.

I (like everyone else with a soul) love the song linger. It wasn’t until after her death that Ilearned she wrote the lyrics for the song at only 17 years old. And honestly, it made even more sense. Such passion, such emotion, it can only come from someone who is so young and so new to romantic feelings. I’m about to…

Agree. He thought he would lose and start his own Fox News-esque tv/radio shows and get to yell all day about Hillary’s emails and the deep state protecting her. Then he won. And we lost big-ly.

My husband and I have always said he never really wanted to be president, just all the attention and ratings that come with running, and then got in over his head and now we have garbage fire for president.