Speaking as a Canadian, the "uniquely American" attribution didn't strike me at all strange. Here in the rest of the world those of us who don't believe in a god ... well we just don't. We don't form groups and have conventions. That would be like a convention for people who don't own Toyotas. Doesn't that strike you…

It's amusing to see people complicate a painfully obvious subject. And they pat themselves on the back for struggling with it, as if their moral equivocation is admirable.

Every time I get a bit sad about living in Canada, I remember that Newfies exist and I feel much better about life.

I love hating things I haven't read, but what really puts the lead in my pencil is hating things that barely exist yet.

I will never in my life forget, Nov 1976, I was in 1st grade and my classroom held an election. I was the only one that voted for Carter. Every single kid in that class voted for Ford. My entire family voted for Ford. I know about as much now as I did then about his presidency but 6 year old me is forever delighted…

I'm just going to pretend this really is the queen. I am also going to keep pretending that her twitter account is real and she just pretends it isn't so she can keep saying hillarious things. denial

And it's ***Flawless

You know, as a white person, I don't feel like I can trust white people to write our stories for us, because if you watch television, girls are all tiny and conventionally cute, smart people are all nerds, slobby dweebs get hot wives, and people are either filthy rich or white-trash.

Oh, it absolutely is. Also, apparently some people take Vogue super-seriously. It's a magazine, folks. It has lots of ads and a few pretty pictures and it's just not that important.

She wasn't invited, she was kanyes plus one and style.com cut her out of the pictures with him or referred to her as a guest. Times have changed.
It's the "shape issue" anyway, and they have a tendency to go a bit "pop culture" with that one and it's not like they don't need new readers. I started buying vogue when I…

I can't believe I'm that person but she does look so much better when she smiles. Even if it's a dignified, imperial mini-smile.

Oh Snap! Sarah Michelle Geller says she's canceling her subscription to Vogue because they put ol' Kimmy-Wings on the cover!

I'm pretty sure that the Stones's "Yoko" was the steady march of time. Being in your 60's/70's will do that.

Yep. Hate speech is not protected in many European countires and we have somehow managed not to implode. I love my American friends, but I'm always baffled when they go all "EVERYBODY SHOULD ALWAYS BE ALLOWED TO SAY ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING THEY WANT AT ALL TIMES OR ELSE WE'D BE LIKE NAZIS!"

Really? I remember equally scathing coverage of Russia's persecution of gays, Arizona's psychotic homophobia, and every last American politician to run his/her idiotic mouth about gay people. Not to mention coverage of the white evangelicals stoking anti-gay crackdowns in African countries.

On the bright side, this will make not showing up for holiday dinners much more understandable.

That was one of my favorite parts of that movie. That and JLaw cleaning and rocking out to "Live and Let Die".

If you are a little bit familiar with Malaysia, meaning its political system and culture, it is not at all surprising to read something like this. Malaysian leaders overall are trying to bridge an impossible gap: Trying to keep the One Party in power as it has been for the last decades and controlling the information…

yup.

That makes this even sadder. I loved L'Wren Scott's work and had zero idea she was with Mick Jagger. This is so ridiculous.