Simon was pretty mean about the dress and her whole appearance, if I recall correctly. It just endeared her to me more.

If a man asks if he can buy me a drink and I don't want him to, I will either say No, thank you, or else I will use one of the lines you mentioned above. If I want him to buy me one, I'll say Sure, thanks, if I don't already have one, or I'll just stand there and talk to him if I do. But I'm quite direct. If I want…

She was just an anonymous teenager auditioning for AI. She didn't have a stylist back then.

Well, it really doesn't matter what anyone thinks, aside from Jennifer herself. And maybe her fiance and her doctor. But while I personally think she looked great both at her previous weight and at this weight, I think she looked a bit prettier before. I'm not fooling myself; I don't have a vested enough interest in…

"Consent once, consent forever."

Are we supposed to look at the Before JHud and be disgusted or something? Because I thought she was adorable on AI and I loved her. I haven't cared for her nearly as much since Dreamgirls.

It was probably Weight Watcher's idea, not JHud's. Though I do think she is very full of herself. (Not that someone who is beautiful, talented and successful shouldn't think highly of herself. But it seems that some people manage it in more palatable ways than others).

You'd be surprised. I don't know how old Riley is, but my four year old niece talks about stuff like that, and then some!

So, a lot of rich white ladies are going start shooting, carrying around guns in pretty cases, wearing special tight pants for shooting and acting like guns never existed before they discovered them?

I don't know what it is about yoga that makes people so damned full of themselves.

Okay, if you're at a bar and you offer to buy a woman a drink and she says "I just bought one, thanks though" or "My friend just got me one" or "I'm good right now" and that's the end of it, she's not telling you Maybe later. She's politely telling you that she doesn't want you to buy her a drink. The fact is that if…

What I meant was that it seems that the current standard of what's attractive is actually probably too thin to conceive. The current feminine ideal is 'anorexic' with breast implants or else naturally more curvy with lipo in the right places. That is not the naturally soft and curvaceous body that I think people would…

I can't really hate on anyone for winning an Oscar because so many awful actors/performances have won them. I'm actually sort of sad for the ones I feel are truly deserving because I feel like most of the wins are just so ridiculous that the award has no meaning anymore.

She's skinny. By any definition. I don't know what your parents are seeing.

Well, I'm not sure how I'm supposed to convey a lack of interest beyond a firm "No, I'm not interested". Frankly, I think a man would have to be delusional and hugely lacking in pride to ask again after that.

I don't think it has much to do with movies. I think the problem is a culture that has told men and women that women who want or enjoy sex are not good women. Women therefore feel the need to pretend they don't want it and that they've been convinced or seduced, men feel like they're not supposed to want the woman to…

I didn't love the film, though I did think that a few of the performances were outstanding. I didn't find it at all funny though. It doesn't require any suspension of disbelief; some lives are in fact that tragic and there's nothing hilarious about it.

I'm not much of a fan either. I do think she's talented and beautiful, and I'm glad that she's achieved so much (including her weight loss which is obviously something she's proud of), but she has often struck me as arrogant and not very bright.

Your story reminds me of this guy who used to ask me out a lot. Generally really sweet guy, and he never asked in an agressive or rude way. And one time he said "How many times do I have to ask you?" I found this really interesting. He truly thought that I was playing hard-to-get, that at some point, I'd say yes. I…

I don't think anyone really associates teenagers with fertility. Slim hips and boobs might be considered "hot" but generally the word "fertile" conjures up images of twenty-something wide-hipped women.