This sounds interesting. I'll add it to my list!

Recently finished:
The End of Everything by Megan Abbott A novel about how a 13-year-old girl's kidnapping affects those around her narrated by her best. I found the POV of the young narrator realistic and compelling, by certain aspects of the story were muddled in the second and third acts of the book.

Was the guy from Santa Barbara Lane Davies?

They dated IRL.

That's not even all of them!

Women who've dated Scott Baio:
Pamela Anderson
Heather Locklear
Denise Richards
Brooke Shields
Erika Eleniak
Nicole Eggert
Erin Morgan
Julie McCullough (the girl who Kirk Cameron had fired from Growing Pains because she posed for Playboy)

Add Eliot Spitzer to that list.

I dunno. I think she can inspire other bridge trolls because in spite of her looks, she found multiple men willing to marry her. Being a fellow bridge troll, it gives me hope!

Prior to being an actor, Tony Sirico was an actual criminal.

Does Axl not count as a rose?

Yeah, and she's the luckiest girl alive.

Agreed. My brother downloaded them all and put them on a single disc for me.

There's something worse: the NY Times published a bunch of e-mails between Natalie Portman and Jonathan Safran Foer where he seems to be trying to impress her with his great intellect.

Same.

When I was a teenager, one of my brothers made us fake IDs so we could go see him at a local comedy club. The only time I ever used my fake ID.

His sex tape is pretty great too.

I cast Colin Farrell as my lust object years ago. Step off Coppola.

I have a black cat who was a rescue. He's never got quite 100% tame and I wonder if nobody ever really handled him before me because he's black.

This isn't a new thing. Hollywood has never made very many "original" films. The famous version of The Maltese Falcon with Bogie was the third version in a decade, the Sirk version of Imitation of Life was based on a book that had been previously filmed, etc.

Fans of the book (I've never read it, but my mom loves it) always complain about Darby's age. I think a lot of people read it when they were young and related to the younger character.