“My overriding memory of it is that I had pizza and garlic dough balls beforehand and all I could think about was my garlic breath while Taylor was dying in my arms and I was trying to show emotion,”

This is, quite possibly, the most relatable thing that I’ve ever heard or read about Taylor Swift... One of the most recognizable people on the planet was so star struck by Eddie Redmayne that she forget he almost certainly knows that she has perfect teeth. (I can’t relate to being star struck by Eddie Redmayne,…

So excited for Cynthia Erivo bur not really psyched for Grande. Her acting and especially sing-acting like Broadway style is not very good.

At least they got a singer for this, sometimes they don’t even do that (cough, Beauty and the Beast, cough)

Hopefully the director will push her a bit on her enunciation. Also, she’ll be acting in a role, vs putting her own spin on a song as a one-off, and I imagine it would be pretty difficult to mumble her way through “Popular.”

She’s kind of famous for being a mush-mouth!  

US Weekly is tabloid-ing but Quinn posting those pictures is the impetus for the conversation. She should post anything she wants, but I think despite her comments, she also feels a need to prove something about her body after birth. The poses are all very strategic so you can’t see her lower abdomen because - heaven…

I’d have some concern that her fans might decide to try it themselves, dress and act as she does, and get injured/dead (many people are allergic but may not know it).

ALL marriages require patience. I was married to my husband for 41 years right up til his dying day. Lots and lots of patience needed, especially when he got dementia and cancer.

All accounts of Chip point to someone that believed in his wife and supported her to create an empire. But sure, who would want a husband like that?

The article actually made me buy the book, it’s been on my list for a month but I hadn’t pulled the trigger yet. The fact that he doesn’t have or claim to have all the answers is an honest take that I’m interested in hearing. I’ll never understand why some people want to shame others for learning and bettering…

I assume the desire to not “politicize” the message has at least something to do with the overwhelming likelihood that fully half of the men the book might be meant for (and the half that arguably needs it *more*) will treat the text as radioactive if the book explicitly aligned itself with the political projects of…

Right, I feel the same way.  And saying “Men’s tender feelings” seems dismissive of men’s feelings, which is exactly why books like this are needed. 

They also probably wouldn’t oppose access to puberty blockers which, as the name implies, delay puberty allowing for thought through decisions and eliminating need of many procedures trans people might otherwise have (ie facial surgeries, electrolysis etc.)

Exactly!

After my spouse and I watched the report last night, the only thing we could think was “where are the other 2 minutes?”. We could not figure out who thought this was ready for air and why. We were rattling off questions and concerns off the top of our heads that we couldn’t believe a journalist as experienced as…

I thought the same thing: he’s trying, and that is good even if he’s not getting 100% of the way there. High profile ‘regular’ guys trying is important.

After 2020 and nearly 600M Covid deaths, I think it’s safe to say that Republicans shouldn’t be making any health related decisions for anyone.

I can’t comment on the book, as I haven’t read it, but I did attend that TED Women event and heard Baldoni speak. Later that day, I had the opportunity to chat with him individually. He seemed to be trying to do the right thing. If memory serves, his dad was in the audience, and he said it was hard for him to talk…

Maybe it’s because I’m 38 and have been married, to the most “feminist” guy that I know, for 12 years... but this whole article feels like it’s dumping on a man who is earnestly trying to be a better man. If he’s found to have been a dick or a predator, or covering for a predator, then go ahead on down this path.