"Skinny Bitch in Love", starring Katherine Heigl and Matthew McConaughey: coming to a theatre near you, no later than July 2013 (gotta strike while the iron's hot!).
"Skinny Bitch in Love", starring Katherine Heigl and Matthew McConaughey: coming to a theatre near you, no later than July 2013 (gotta strike while the iron's hot!).
YES! That show is so addictive. I thought the premise sounded totally lame, and then one day I caught a marathon on tv, and have been hooked ever since. Especially since I got engaged, I suddenly enjoy all these bridal shows, magazines, etc (except for 'Bridezillas' - EASILY one of the most offensive shows of all…
I've read it a few times, and I have a very love/hate relationship with it. Lamb's ability to convincingly write a female narrative is impressive, but at times Dolores is so despicable it turns your stomach. She's shaped - literally and figuratively - by the bad things that have happened to her, but she entirely fails…
£1300 will definitely get you something decent. My partner and I share a huge one-bedroom with a garden and an awesome vintage gas stove in a reasonable nice area for £1200. Of course, the extra costs add up - tv license, council tax, internet/phone bills and electricity...so we pay about £150-200 in bills. BUT, it's…
I work in HR for a large independent school, and the other day I received an application for a teaching assistant role. In his application, the candidate, whose most recent job was also at a hotel, put down "looking for employment with more sociable hours" and I thought that was totally legit. His interview's on…
How is Houston the most important city in the world? Not being snarky or sarcastic...just genuinely curious!
I'm 25 and getting married in a few months to someone I've been with for just over a year (I guess it will be almost two years by the time we're actually hitched). Anyway, I felt a bit insecure about the fact that we're young and I knew that people would question the length of time we'd been together. Then I took one…
Oh my god, I remember that thread. This was when I was still a lurker and had never posted, but I felt so bad for you. You were just trying to talk about your own insecurities and didn't realize it was taboo to talk measurements, and you got slightly vilified. I wish I'd stood up for you at the time, but rest assured…
Holy guacamole, you are GORGEOUS and officially part of that elusive 1% that looks awesome in strapless dresses!!
Maybe this is slightly too classic, but The Outsiders changed my life when I was 13.
I'm an unsuccessful, unfashionable lady who has never had crabs and on my fourth glass of wine. What's that called?
This article made me feel kind of shitty (or maybe it's just the wine making me oversensitive). I'm getting married in a few months and I, too, initially hated strapless dresses. When I went to try on dresses, I was adamant that I wouldn't buy a strapless dress. I was also incredibly self-conscious about being…
Ha! This is AMAZING! And don't go assuming that Josie would have been disappointed by this obit - for all we know, she was happy that good ol' A.J. had her back right to the very end.
I agree, and should clarify that I wasn't questioning whether or not Christina was telling the truth; rather, just that it seems like so many beautiful celebrities claim to have been totally awkward and bullied, when at least a few of them MUST have been attractive and popular.
Details, please!
I love Christina, but I am Just. So. Sick. of what seems like EVERY CELEBRITY IN THE WORLD claiming that they were nerdy and bullied and awkward etc etc. Don't get me wrong - I know that many people who are nerdy and bullied and awkward do grow into confident, sexy megafmous adults (unlike my still nerdy, unbullied…
Right?? I'm just a few years older than [T.Swift] and getting married in a few months. Is our marriage doomed because my love life is "still developing"?
I'm not sure whether or not this is right or wrong should be up for debate. Tattooing any living thing without its consent is straight up, 100% WRONG no matter which way you slice it; it's painful and permanent. Would you think it's A-OK to tattoo a baby?
I understand what you're saying, but often you try to step in and sometimes even feel like you're making headway, but then your friend goes back to the abuser. After awhile, they make it clear that the more you try to intervene, the less they're willing to confide in you. It's not as cut and dry as it seems.
You should tell that to Dr. Melissa Clouthier. She'd probably spontaneously combust, and then all of us 3rd wave sluts can get on with our sluttery in orgasmic peace.