Right? Especially those idiotic ballet pointe toe heels that were in for a while.

The first thing I did when I retired from sex work was chuck every single pair of stilettos I owned into the goodwill box, because fuck high heels, fuck walking in them, fuck standing in them, fuck ball kicking in them, fuck them for ever.

Why would they do a full background check on a 57 year old guy who wants to spend unsupervised time with teenage girls?

And while studies have found that topical application of cannabidiol (CBD) gel does reduce joint swelling and spontaneous pain,

I don’t believe the district didn’t know about his history, unless the background check only confirms he is alive.

And we wonder why survivors choose to stay silent.

Great review and even greater interview. I love the idea of this book and quite frankly the distillation of her pursuit. I’m also so glad that it was a conceptual collection rather than some lame horror story about collecting the real thing.

A father long accused of taking advantage of his incredibly famous daughter no longer having the ability to control her medication? Perhaps that’s a good thing. But we still live under a legal system that allowed him to strip his daughter of free will and every legal right she was born with. And as long as he…

From the comment section on the source article: “I don’t even know who either of these people are, but I must say, as a straight black man who loves white girls messiness...this is top shelf."

This is some serious white people shit.

It would be hilarious, though. Can you imagine Jen stoned out of her mind, giggling madly, and prank calling the National Enquirer while Courtney Cox is in the kitchen making cheese puffs from scratch.... just this one last time! :)

Yes, a person who is not on social media and disappears for months at a time, is totally at fault for the fact that she is still famous, says the person who clicked on the article about her...which is obviously Jennifer Aniston’s fault, not yours. 

Maybe the New England Patriots can take him. 

Gesundheit!

I find it so strange. The book won the Pulitzer, was lauded by Mikiko whatserface from the New York Times, etc., and I literally don’t know a single person who liked it (including me). But I also hated A Secret History, so clearly Donna Tartt and I are not meant to be.

Come on you can celebrate! Lol! congrats Canada!

No, this isn’t ‘just what lawyers do’. Bloom wasn’t a public defender or a career white-collar defense lawyer. She is someone who claims to be a second-generation champion of women and protector of the abused. She offered Weinstein the use of everything she’d learned because having him as a powerful friend was…

Wrote this down in the grays, but she has a book about Trayvon Martin that is being made into a mini-series. Can you guess who’s producing?? 

Um...yay? {waves tiny Canadian flag}

This. Though it’s pretty cool for a Canadian to have won, I would have loved for Serena to win.