I’m 48. That’s probably why I’m more pissed. I’m living with the sexism intersected with ageism. Women should all be pissed off about this. I won’t smile when I call out sexism and ageism. Feminism with fury, I say!

Actually, she’s not saying that....you are. Stop age shaming Madonna. She’s an artist and does what artists do. You’re spending your time commenting on this website...you can’t have much of a life. (yes, i see the hypocrisy.)

...one last thing to Jezebel staff...thank you for at least trying to change your shaming ways of Madonna. I have seen some pro-Madonna articles here and that’s what women need. Every day we should be backing this UNAPOLOGETIC ICON UP. WE NEED MORE LIKE HER AND SHE NEEDS OUR SUPPORT.

HELLO FEMINISTS...ARE ANY OF YOU LEFT ON JEZEBEL? I don’t seem to find any here anymore. To the women commenting on this website: Stop age shaming Madonna. Are you so clueless that you hang out in a pseudo feminist site age/beauty/slut shaming women? This used to be a place for women to come to shame men who shame…

As always, SHUT THE FUCK UP JONATHAN FRANZEN

I'm just wondering if Jezebel is ever going to leave Bruce Jenner alone. At least I would hope this website would drop it's facade that it gives any fucks at all about queer/trans peoples lives while it insists on joining in on all the trans speculation fun. Linking to radar. My fucking word. Radar is responsible for…

How does raising the price on some items change the price of other items so that they become more affordable? This is just putting more food out of the price range of people living poverty, not making healthy food any more accessible.

Candy corn is good!

A gf of mine in college had an insufferable crush on one of our artsy clique, a guy from England, with the accent to match, who was also a popular local DJ. He successfully avoided her for a while, but one day she finally cornered him and asked him if he'd like to go out for a coffee. His excuse to get out of it -

My husband's excuse for not putting away the dishes out of the dishwasher: "I don't know where they go."

She got to have some teenage "adventure" (murder), and then run back home to play the victim and begin to build a suburban, married life. Must be nice.

As a survivor of that family, she is entitled to do whatever she needs to do to work her way through what happened to her sisters and her. She presented things as she saw them and heard them and rationalized them. It's not her job to play victim's advocate for the rest of us.

I am having more fun at 67 than I had at 57 or even 47 (37 and 27 were a lot of fun). Yeah, some good things don't happen any more but then some bad things are done with too. And looking in the mirror can be a shock but I remind myself that it's much easier to look good at 27 than 67 and you can only look good for…

I saw a documentary she made about herself on Netflix and, basically, her family was FUCKED. UP.

"Death by Gossip with Wendy Williams: How Were You Doing?"

Oh lol.

It probably hasn't occurred to you, but my guess is he has chosen this "everyman can't afford a good tailor" wardrobe on purpose.

How many times can it be said that if you can afford to eat out, you can fucking afford to tip? Not enough times, apparently. Jeebus. I love to tip. I loooooove it. I feel frickin' righteous about it. Sometimes, I tip my barista FIFTY percent, btw, even though she or he has spent a mere 60 seconds on my dirty chai tea…

I'm with you. with some rules in place, I'm okay with this. not for EVERY kid, but- I used to laugh at parents that would write their telephone number in permenant marker on their kid's arms when they went to parties and stuff.

I see why parents might want to microchip their children, however I am more concerned with what might be some ethical issues regarding this. This article tries to be unbiased and chipper about the subject, however it gives me personally a great deal of discomfort. Is it OK to do this? It just doesn't feel so.