I didn’t go to these parties, and neither did my friends. We were nerds that would rather talk about Lord of the Rings, Monty Python, and sci-fi stuff than try to get wasted. Don’t generalize for everyone.

Pretty much since her dad made her the center of the group and her mom made her look the lightest and blondest of the group, of course she stood out as the star.

She has crossed over into being a pop star, she long left being “hood” behind.

EGR is the managing editor, so likely she and Emma approved it before it published on the site.

I was just saying that to my friend today. I like dark and gritty movies, but not superhero movies where the hero is depressed and brooding all the time. Or taking something that is light and fun and making it “dark” and sucking the joy out of it.

For books, it was Francesca Lia Block’s “Girl Goddess #9.” It’s a collection of short stories for teen girls, and it changed my life at 13. It introduced me to so much artsy culture: Angels in America, David Bowie, Edith Piaf, Jean Cocteau, Patti Smith, tons of artsy stuff that I loved learning about as a preteen,…

I got a smug and entitled attitude from her that I didn't like, the idea of a foreigner coming to a different country just to score drugs sounded selfish and gross. I don't smoke (I smoked weed about 2-3 times over ten years ago, but felt like a giggling idiot each time and didn't like feeling stupid while high), so I…

Yeah, really. I hadn't heard of her before, but Ouija was quickly forgotten and this movie looks like crap with gimmicky filmmaking. I consider a real "scream queen" to be someone like Angela Bettis, Emmanuelle Vaugier, Amber Heard, Katharine Isabelle, or anyone who does a lot of horror movies, often on the indie…

I saw him dance in ABT’s fall show in 2011, where he did a solo to 1940s big band music. He was excellent, with a lot of charisma, joy, and spirit, and I was really surprised to find out later that he was getting over a major injury at the time (he wrote about his injury and recovery process in Dance Magazine a few…

I could imagine Snow rapping a line like that circa 1993, only he really couldn’t leave Canada because he had a criminal record and was dealing with charges for assault at the time Informer hit big.

You warn people regularly not to mess with you?

I just mentally checked out from reading her once I saw that quote. I don’t care if she is 94, that is a racist thing to say, and she is well old enough to know better.

Except she didn’t start the job yet before she vented. She interviewed for this job, got it, and then complained about it online before she started it. That is an act of stupidity.

Good point. I never wanted to baby-sit or be a teacher, because I would worry about a parent getting mad at me if I did/said something wrong to their kid (not me doing something abusive, more just something that was an error), or I would get annoyed at a kid acting like a brat, or I would get irritated from constant…

“is that a bunch of suburban busybodies with literally nothing else to do”

It’s Karyn trying too hard to sound like a young person nursing a hangover on the weekends.

He seems to do better in character roles, supporting parts, and smaller movies. I liked him a lot in In Bruges and Intermission. He is terrible in blockbuster movies or playing bland leading men. Brad Pitt and Jude Law were like this too, they are way better as character actors than as movie stars.

He’ll always be the dork that hosted Singled Out to me. I can’t see him as anything else.

Yes. I assume it means something unisex, but I figured from Tracy’s headline and the Annie Hall picture that she meant she liked to wear clothes that were typically gendered as male.

That is messed-up. I was a kid during that time, and remember hearing of Rwanda on the news, but didn’t know what was going on, I didn’t pay close attention to the news.