It's not shitty, I think its a perfectly serviceable gif. :)

"This is about Vogue, and what Vogue decides to do with a specific woman who has very publicly stated that she's fine just the way she is, and the world needs to get on board with that. Just how resistant is Vogue to that idea?"

By your fourth attempt, the issues may not be with the insitution, the issue may be with you.

I would really appreciate a Degrassi sketch. Just saying.

Aubrey's a darned good actor. His "Drake" character is nearly as good as Wheelchair Jimmy was.

• Smile more. Without a smile, your face is just sort of plain. With a smile, you are dazzling. Really beautiful smile.

One small point: I would not call Lena Dunham's character "middle class." She might not come from the very wealthiest faction of New York society, but she is privileged as fuck.

I can't hear you over his blue eyes.

It doesn't fit from where I'm sitting...

I liked Erin when she was MorningGloria, but she has become a classist snob as a writer. Her article whining about being stuck in an airport in Puerto Rico was eyeroll-inducing, and when someone called her a city girl in a snotty way, she came back saying she grew up in a town of 1000 people. I wanted to write, "From…

I'm white trash and lower middle class.

If there was a plate of pancakes being made while he was styling her hair, I'd be:

If you read the article, he talks about why it's a big deal. *sigh*

I think to want to be on reality TV, you have to sort of find yourself really amazing and therefore be narcissistic. I remember when Real World came to my campus to find people (this was when Real World was still the main reality show). To go and try out, in my mind, meant that you really thought of yourself as a…

I would imagine there was the basis for the current personality all along. A well-adjusted, mentally healthy person with a good upbringing doesn't turn into a Farrah Abraham after a little bit of media exposure. I remember her on the original 16 & Pregnant, and she has always come off as a self-absorbed twit. It…

a trilogy of "erotic sex novels" followed by a Christian parenting book.

I thought the 90s were back - why no Heathers inspired jewelry? Just think of the possibilities...

Polygamy poses a whole new set of problems in that its practice has historically been patriarchal: one man, two or more women. Polyamory, on the other hand, is generally more flexible and it's polygamy's friendly, flowerchild little sister. I wouldn't be surprised if a legalization of polygamy led to more polyamorous…