Kim I love you honey, but white? On your THIRD time around? Siiiighhhh.

LOLOL.

LOL. Okay that's reasonable. But you can't fuel a fire without a spark. I would say the spark was started at home. Those closest to you have the biggest impact. IJS

Truth be told...it probably had a bigger impact on him that his father was in the industry. Father gone for 6 to nine months out of the year, mom emotionally absent. Add in his personality traits, not ones develop from perhaps a mental illness, and a lack of coping skills, this adds up to what we see.

So nice guys never win is a lie?

I see a Twitter campaign starting up....10,9,8....

Actually the water works start for me. People helping each other!!! Waaaaaaaa. Humanity DOES exist.

That's why I won't post my picture. I like the element of surprise when I show up for the interview and there's the flash of confusion when my Irish name contrasts with my race.

Can someone pay RiRi to get back on Instagram. Drake is just booooorrrring.

Toni...I..um..<hands up in the air> Jesus take the wheel on this one.

My condolences. (((hugs))) for that experience.

Or maybe Uncle Joe will help out.

She could go to prom. She just can't go with Lil Wanye.

Yes. Women can't handle such pressures. We can't handle them so much that we fire off missives rather than shooting up the office.

For real?!?! Shiit thank you. I don't feel so alone in having such a crazy experience. Bless your heart for sharing that!!

Right after the Svengoolie movies was "At The Movies". Ebert and Siskel were soo much like the Muppet characters - Statler and Waldorf to me as a kid. I'll miss him because I always knew I could get a good review or good sense of a film to determine if I should plunk down the $$$.

My father taught me by having me sit in the passenger's seat and reaching over to steer the wheel. Please don't ask me why? Much of my father's childrearing logic has escaped me or had me in therapy. LOL

I'm a hater. I sooo jealous of her hair!!! She looks so good!!!

Poor Malia. She's missing out on a right of passage — scaring the bejesus out of your parents.