Their previous home was broken into twice and they didn't lock the door? This reeks of insurance fraud. Who's insuring these people at this point?

that sweet little guy. I want to dick punch cancer.

did this article really need a repost?

Totally, of topic but I would love to see a V for Vendetta remake. That graphic novel is genius. It really didn't get the representation that it deserves.

Oh please, writers do fine.

Actors are the worst. They don't even care that they are holding the crew's livelihood in their hands.

Grammar is a poor indication of someone's creative writing ability. http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/47684…

Seymour?

As a professional costumer, I am seriously offended by your comment. I understand that people don't get our process and all the work that goes into it. It's hard enough being on set and hearing that kind of misogynistic condensation from the male crew members but it's a real slap in the face reading it here.

I got my ticket and I am psyched!

My ex broke up with me but wanted to stay friends. My condition was I get to punch him in the eye and he had to buy me ice cream. I punched him and we are still friends.

I miss Rilo Kiley.

Viral marketing has gone too far!

I can't afford one wedding. What is this bullshit?

Most of those girls aren't just models, they are employees. If you look at the print ads they have a small blurb about where the girl works. It's super creepy.

Kick-ass 2 totally screwed the pooch. They took bizarre liberties with the source material, ruined Hit Girl and don't even get me started on the creepy relationship stuff.

I have never worked on reality tv but I assume that is the case because people who work in production offices are usually paid a weekly rate and people who work on sets are paid hourly. If I had to guess though, I would assume the people who work on reality sets (camera, sound, lighting) still recieve hourly.

Probably rolling around on piles of cash, surrounded by their awesome crew friends, and looking at pictures of all the cool places and neat things that they have seen. Also, reality TV helps people to get their union hours so they can work on union projects and receive benefits.

why is she wearing a belt over her skeleton suit?

That's weird. I never had a hangover in college. Then, wham, I turned 30. Now, I understand why people would pay to make them go away.