The Alzheimer’s Association does amazing work, especially in their assistance for caregivers. It’s also just not going to get as much funding because people assume it’s a normal part of aging. It’s not, especially not the type Pat had. I look at my 66 year old mother, who also has early onset Alzheimer’s and compare…

I was shocked at how quickly it moved. My mom has the same type of dementia that Pat had and there’s a tiny part of me that’s jealous that she (and her family) only had to deal with it for 4 years. Watching my mom go through this has made me plan how I'd end my life if it happened to me.

I remember reading that and thinking that Jennifer clearly knew how this game was played. She also asked Leah to switch her seat so they’d be at the same table as the reception, which earned Leah a write up for being “disrespectful.” I Googled and it looks like J. Lo’s dad has been a Scientologist since the 80s or 90s…

Like the one where his assistants couldn't tell him that the cookie dough was right in front of his fucking face? Because he was just below the C.O.B.?

Isn’t Jennifer Lopez’s dad some bigwig in Scientology? I find it fascinating that she’s managed to be tangentially involved yet remain independent.

The thing I thought was most interesting was chatting how her treatment changed the more famous she became. When she was just an ordinary SeaOrg cadet, she got treated like crap just like everyone else but once she started becoming famous, they fawned and kissed her ass. Until she dared to treat Tom Cruise like a…

I haven't been able to look at them the same way since I read that story. It's just so insensitive and tacky.

After the homeless people video stunt at his wedding (yes, I know he didn’t create it but he found it hilarious), it’s unsurprising that he’d entirely miss the point of Jesse’s speech. He seems like the frat dude who tries to seem really deep and in touch with the world but deep down, is just an immature jackass like…

My in laws bought me a ruched maternity dress for my birthday. It looks great on the hanger but when I put it on, the ruching looks off in the area where I'm currently 6 months pregnant.

They're so paranoid about hanging on to what is theirs until they die that they don't give a thought to the world their children and grandchildren will have to live in.

I really can't blame the Scottish when (not if) they vote to leave GB now.

It’s just so sad what happened to her. And the fact that the “cat owner" had other people supporting her enrages me.

And she got to scream that she was filled with Christ’s love! Mandy totally wins.

This story reminded me of the story of Dr. Shirley Koshi. A woman brought in a malnourished cat she found in the park to Dr. Koshi’s practice. She healed the cat and put it up for adoption. A woman who “took care” of the feral cat colony sued her to get “her” cat back. She picketed the veterinary clinic and made Dr.…

I wouldn't be surprised. It's funny how different their situations were. When Tom and Nicole divorced, everyone thought he was the greatest and Scientology was just slightly odd. By the time Katie made her great escape, Tom was thought of as a weirdo and everyone knew how insane Scientology is.

It reminds me of the second season of The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. “You know Rob Kardashian?” “The sock designer?”

You could argue that without what happened to Nicole, Katie’s family (and Katie) couldn't have prepared accurately for the escape.

It’s just awkward trying to make friends at the gym. You’re sweaty, you probably smell and all you can think of is getting clean quickly so you can get out of sticky clothes.

I feel so bad for those kids. Between her hysterical personality and having Jim Marchese for a father, do they really have a chance at being sane?

God, I thought I was done with dating when I got married. I guess not.