I honestly don't know, but I always assume that they do, since it's not as easy for them to just go to a store. Plus it's not like they will wear an off-the-rack garment to an awards show. Even the Beverly Hills Housewives have people come to their house to "present" clothes to them.

Eh—I feel that because she does it with so little grace, she's pushing the movement back, not forward. Lena can show her thighs all she wants, but she needs a stylist who respects her body and has good taste.

Oh stop. No one mentioned her physique. She looks like an idiot and you know it. And if you don't know, well, then I don't know what to say.

On Lena Dunham, who apparently "...only dresses up as a giant baby when she is playing a fictional character," I present exhibit A:

I really loved Rose Madder. That character was like a stand-in for all women who allow themselves to be maltreated by the men around them. It's mostly their fault for being assholes, but women share the burden when we stick around. Norman seems like a stand-in for all the men who mistreat women and how they always…

I am a teacher so I will try to help. Not sure what the book was about but to begin the discussion you could write on the board (or on a sheet of paper if no board avail) a question about the main theme of the novel. You will go around the room questioning random students about their thoughts. For instance, if it was…

Aryan does Compton is the new Debbie does Dallas.

But seriously, doesn't it look like he's wearing a Sunday hat and pearls in that pic?

Oh c'mon. For all we know, he tried to speak with her on numerous occasions and she avoided his calls and wouldn't meet with him in person and he was left with no choice. That is the story I have in my head anyway. You know why? Because she seems like an immature child while he comes off as worldly and sensitive to…

And maybe a small chin implant as well to further elongate her face? I don't know how she could sit there and admit one thing and not everything. Seems so disingenuous and sparks further conversation.

Um...no. No makeup, still contoured.

Because women's facial features always become much more sculpted and refined over time...?

Is Justin headed to this party?

I just found out that they are tearing down my West Bloomfield elementary school and building a mosque. It's weird.

That is part of what's so funny; it's truly pointless and fairly disgusting to do such a thing and they have done it and broadcasted that they've done it and it doesn't even fucking work! (I know this because I used to put lemon on my hair and it just turned it brassy due to the sun. No sun down there.)

Yeah, I wanna make something of the fact that you opened a link on a show that just aired AND were expecting that there would be no spoilers AND then began complaining about it. That's some stupid thinking on par with going on a tv show and forgetting about the cameras while you say a bunch of ignorant shit. Whew. I…

In general, the styles of the houseguests were absolutely horrifying this year. Like, this is what the young people are wearing nowadays? Headbands across the forehead, off-one-shoulder t-shirts, short shorts. Ick.

I loved how excited the audience became when Julie began confronting her with direct quotes. I only wish that Julie had expressed her own feelings about it. But really, the look on Aaryn's face—-that melted, somewhat defeated look of a little girl caught lying about the cookie jar, was well worth the price of…

No. It's actually a fascinating show. Imagine a bunch of young people with hormones and evictions and money at stake stuck in a house together for three months. It's glorious.