I don’t think that’s the writer’s intention. ‘Cool’ is very diverse. It’s more like, is this person Rolling Stones cool or she Kelly Clarkson cool? Which is to say that she’s the latter. Someone who is willing to lean into their cheesy interests and comes off endearing for being comfortable.

Ah, the Anne Hathaway treatment. Diabolical.

Yeah. He seems... totally normal and fine?

I get the impression she was pretty much on her own in the wealthy NY and LA party scene from the time she was an early teen. That’s not a recipe for healthy introduction to...well, pretty much anything. Her story is completely unsurprising.

“The “wives” being threatened have reacted in ways akin to Carrie Underwood’s “Before He Cheats,” threatening pretty remorseless violence against these women”

I’m not a country fan, but, in defense of that song, other than making fun of her cocktail choices, Carrie Underwood leaves the other woman out of it and directs…

The best part of this whole thing is some of the responses to the country-fried-steak-and-taters lady who says your man is gonna end up at her house if you ain’t careful:

I do feel bad for Paris, even though she kind of sucks. Was it the abuse that turned her into an asshole or is that just who she is? I don’t think anyone can ever successfully answer that question due to people not being raised in a vacuum. 

Reminds me of the late 90s early 2000s nonsense about the WWE (then WWF) having risque programming.  The moral majority crowd were in a rage over women in their underwear and sexual innuendo, but gave no fucks about the blood and violence.  In europe they were shrugging off the sex, and were far more concerned about…

As someone who works in the reality tv business, I can say this: Paris Hilton has the best reputation among high-profile reality TV personas in terms of work ethic, professionalism, and consideration to crew. Hands down, even in her early twenties, she was ALWAYS on time, always ready and willing, nothing like her…

I agree with you 100%, but I think people’s acknowledging and apologizing for their own garbage behaviors should be a separate conversation from them disclosing sexual assault, domestic violence, or hate crimes they experienced. Otherwise you’ll have people apologizing just to get those things taken seriously (or,…

Several octaves deeper? That’s really a lot. She talks like Darth Vader or something?

Dang. I am really not a fan of hers, like actually have negative feelings towards her and I rarely feel passionate about celebrities besides I like their skills or I don’t. But it’s pretty hard to not feel sorry for her. The way she tells her life story sounds pretty authentic as opposed to the artifice and…

It was only 103 complaints. The fact that its even making headlines is ridiculous. Why does the media want everything to be “us” vs. “them”

A real man drinks 24 Busch Lights after work.

I have questions for the people complaining about Rihanna’s halftime show.

People complaining about how “there’s less in thrift stores now!” as if it’s this woman’s fault and not the fault of an industry making less durable clothes and a shit economy that’s pushed more people to buy second hand.

A lot of thrift shops do have "boutique" sections now with higher priced specialty items. You'll be shocked to hear that the same people complain about that too.

I think the problem is a combo of factors:

Is the “Who you marry is not who you divorce” line supposed to be in reference to herself? Because it sounds like she’s the one who changed from wanting kids to not wanting kids. And also, if they split because they didn’t agree on kids, that’s... good? That seems much less dramatic than the headline made it out to be.

Sorry, its sexist to point out that extreme plastic surgery looks bad?