Works for me

It reminds me of how I felt as a kid when my mom would run her fingers through my hair. Intimate and soothing and tingly, but no sexual connotation (for me).

Apparently it works on me. This seems like it would be the best white noise ever to fall asleep to. I'm going to try it tonight.

Cosby and his lawyers brought out the big guns to combat Beverly Johnson.

Why is stealing $10,000 from your grandmother and spending a quarter of it to go see a boy who doesn't even know you're coming being termed "brave and resourceful"? It's selfish and stupid and not at all relatable.

For me it wasn't so much the belly as the sciatica and constant heartburn.

Everyone turned in great performances in this movie, but Joanna Gleason stands out as being especially great/horrible. I'm cringing just thinking of her character.

Peppermint bark is so easy to make though. Do you just crush the peppermint without a plastic or cloth layer over it to keep it from flying all over the place?

It's a misplaced rant. Those silicone spoonulas are quite handy.

Brandon Davis is suitable company for Leo DiCaprio. Water seeks its own level.

He looks like he's tweaking there.

That crowing is supremely embarrassing.

Stop being a creep, Aaron.

She's not currently up for the Mercury Prize. She was nominated for one, but didn't win. They were given out in October.

I'm sure they check IDs now, but things were different in the 70s.

If you're not already familiar, you should go read up on Jimmy Savile and Operation Yewtree.

I haven't heard that interview and am barely aware of Patrice O'Neal. He's dead now, right? I don't want my enjoyment of Maron to be ruined, so I'll avoid that interview. He has so many issues, but at least he attempts to understand them and make improvements.

That's awesome, and insurance had better start covering it soon.

Posh and Susie Lau FTW.

As a veteran of family weddings and drunks - oh, it's going to happen. My advice is to designate a couple of burly groomsmen to manhandle him into the nearest closet at the first sign of trouble.