Genius juxtaposition of Seth Rogen's soap tweet right after La Toya Jackson's (very sound) advice tweet.

Nev Schulman must be laughing all the way to the bank, now that "catfishing" has become a verb. (i.e. increased sales / residuals / showings / celebrity power etc.)

Good lord. That sounds like an extremely limited view of one facet of her life - which she herself said was based on coercion and abuse. I hope the movie doesn't reduce it down to that one thing, because if it does, it will have been extremely irresponsible of the producers.

Her husband at the time made her do that, yes.

Oh God, I could never spend that much time with that story. The documentary destroyed me; I wished I had never heard her name, let alone seen it.

I dunno... the fact that Lindsay Lohan was pegged for the part first says to me that it's going to be a salacious *romp* more than an unflinching anything. I mean, if they were taking the story seriously enough, she would never have been a realistic contender, let alone have promotional shots released, you know? I…

Valentine's day is coming. That makes me feel like "an ugly, ancient, cadaverous spinster crone." I don't give a shit that it's a Hallmark holiday, I give a shit that it means I'm almost another year older and I really really want to lavish my abundant love and affection on someone worthy, but he is nowhere to be…

blarg

I would wear Jess's green sweater a million times, too. It looks super-comfortable. I would wear pants, though.

WUT

Seth, I mean Adam, you're destroying my teenage crush by playing anyone in that movie.

The song is awesome. I might expose my ignorance here, but is it based on something famous? It sounds Zeppeliny but I can't place it.

Congrats, Penabler! I totally want to be your adopted Obama sister.

I love how Barack puts his hand on her back afterwards. I think he said something that he knew would bug her, Boehner responded, and she rolled her eyes at both of them. Barack followed up with that back-pat to reaffirm the playfulness of the exchange.

TMZ, no... and you're right: Gawker is definitely heading that way. I tend to hang out more on Jezebel which is not so much journalism as discussing current events. And getting angry together. And then calming each other down.

Make sure to have those transparent panels so that we can all see the bride's navel. I hear those are all the rage.

Yeah. It's nice; it's fine. It's not groundbreaking or anything.

Well you are certainly qualified to know what's right for the U.S., having experienced such a variety of leadership in your time! That's lovely about the doctor in England; we have some similarly invested GPs over here (though house calls aren't so common, these days). Each of my prescriptions costs €1.50 because of…

I agree, but in the case of threats or something more sinister, I think it should be a legal matter and not a journalistic one. Otherwise, it's just a mayhem of people who have hacking abilities/contacts destroying the privacy of those who don't. A journalist should be tasked to rely on the information they can access…

They should've strapped these things to their balls.