A source tells E! the two “met through friends at a dinner party and hit it off” earlier this year. Said another source, “He was a billionaire. She, uh, wasn’t. Can I make it any more obvious?”

She has never gone for a slicked back hair look and I love how natural her face was with very little makeup. Her Blackness and freckles shone through and it was great.

The worst part isn’t the fit criticism, but the “Kate won” comment. She’s needlessly pitting women against each other.

The dress screamed Meghan. Some thought it was plain? Like huh, are you blind? Her freakin train and veil and that TIARA? It was gorgeous, regal and officially made that look( the tiara was very Queen like unlike Kate’s, which was gorgeous but more Princess like and very Kate), why would you want to take away from all…

We also shouldn’t have to live in the world where boys are brought up believing ‘If she doesn’t want to, push harder’ and girls are arm-twisted into ‘being nice.’

And also- everyone has been rejected at some point in their life. Coping with rejection is an essential life skill. It makes me crazy to hear the same conservatives who rail about participation trophies and entitlement turn around and act like it’s understandable to murder someone for saying “no” to you!

If I see one more article using the words “romantic” or “spurned” and implicitly laying this girl’s death and others at her feet for making the shooter do this, I will set something on fire. Conservatives are all over this, with their “if she had just been nice to him!” schtick that does nothing but harm women and…

Okay, but the local American news faux British accents at the end of that John Oliver clip are both hilarious and terrifying. I’m offended on behalf of our former imperialist overlords.

This right here. The Aziz story is a mirror to how each person feels about sex and consent.

when my mother told her aunt about the sexual abuse she was experiencing, my great aunt said, “oh, these things happen”.

Yup. I think naming names, in this situation, at that moment, was debatable, but the story sparked a good discussion that needed to be had, clearly, because so many of us have been in that situation.

I agree with Retta’s assessment. But I think Jane’s decision to run the piece shouldn’t be questioned by the likes of gawker media after the whole hulk hogan thing. Press is gonna run salacious stories. I think the Aziz story was more “salacious” / less “me too.” Does it sound like he acted in a disappointing way?…

Aziz, has always seemed to me like the frat boy that really NEEDS YOU TO LAUGH at his wacky hijinks....

The whole “we’ve all been in that situation” dismal is so annoying. Yes many women have been in Grace’s place. That doesn’t mean that what happened wasn’t wrong. It just means that many men get away with it. I’m glad you pointed that out in the article

People really need to read up on the British Raj and the millions of people killed through man-made famine, war, and massacres.

Or a reminder of imperialist cruelty to the former colonies to this citizen of a former colony. We remain fucked up for many reasons including Britain’s penchant for drawing arbitrary borders and amalgamating people who have no shared identity.

He’s weirdo not even in the sense of personality towards a private interaction.

I am deeply convinced that Elon Musk is a comic book villain come to life. He’s just still in the phase where everyone thinks of him as just being a tech genius.

I was sooooooo underwhelmed with her dress, y’all. Not gonna lie. She is a beautiful woman but damn. Her reception dress was AMAZING, though. Anyway, a beautiful sunny day and an absolutely delightful ceremony. Shook those stuffy Brits up a bit eh? :)