What would you suggest as a punishment? Blocking their access to the internet? And I for one am happy that there age limits for drinking. I can go out at night and not be worried about being groped by some 17yo who has had to many Long Islands. How about we get rid of all age restrictions? Start teaching drivers ed in…

It isn’t a law, it is a regulation. Also, wouldn’t this regulation be giving parents a tool to achieve what you argue they should be doing? Using the internet responsibly? Sorry, but you are not making much of an argument against it.

How is this her debut album? I remember reading an interview with her and that other prat, her brother, in the NYT, that they both had albums dropping the week of the interview. (Nov. 17 2014. If you can read the interview without being amazed at how insufferable, delusional and horrifying they both are, I will buy…

“She’s going to have to wear Dior”

Perhaps I am bias, but it isn’t as if the entire Internet is going to be off limits, so I don’t see a problem with this. And it’s use wouldn’t be criminalized. If they were going to throw teenagers into juvie for having an Instagram account, obviously anyone with sense would be against this.

Honestly, I see nothing wrong with this. Perhaps because when I was 15, AOL charged by the minute and I only had dial up and I am jealous. Or perhaps because I don’t really see 14yo’s battling terrorism online, or at least the 14yo’s I teach. I do deal with 14yo’s using social media to share nude pics of themselves…

Had the teacher been drinking? Seriously, what would even make her think that it would be appropriate? Fuck, I am going to watch RuPauls “Untucked” and take enjoyment in drag queens slicing each other and try to pretend that I live in a different world, until I wake up tomorrow.

Is that shade?

I have officially disembarked from the JLaw Express. It was a quirky, off beat, pallsy ride at first, but she has become almost as ubiquitous as a Kardashian. Also, I realized that with the exception of “Winter’s Bone”, she is at best a competent actor.

I have many fetishes, but vomit isn’t one of them.

We stayed together for about four more years. Needless to say our sex life became quite interesting/amazing after this. It honestly didn’t bother me that much, being monogamous and living in the Hamptons and then NYC wasn’t really an interest of mine or his. We are still friends on Facebook, and would occasionally run…

We broke up about ten years ago and we were together for about 6 years. 4 of those years coming after this debacle.

A squandered opportunity. One of many from my youth.

When I was 20, I was working at a bookstore and living with my boyfriend, who also worked at the same bookstore. It was a small bookstore, with only 7 employees and when the holiday party rolled around we all went to a bar in Montouk and proceeded to get ripped. I had lost track of my boyfriend and started to make out…

I have seen it in person several times, it is housed at The Rosenbach Museum here in Philadelphia. The Rosenbach is an amazing rare book museum.

I recently read “Difficult Women” by Robert Plante and his section on Jean Rhys I found to be quite amusing. She was an ornery old bird who liked her gin and a good trash talking session.

Relax for Christ’s sake. It’s an ugly green thing and I pointed it out. Also, when you post pics to Instagram of you on a television set, you are fair game. Sorry.

You haven’t heard of “Carol”? For real? I am going to look the other way......

What is Hillary wearing? A giant green carpet mumu?

One of the hallmarks of film noir is the femme fatale. Barbara Stanwyck for example. And Ida Lupino, one of the very few female directors, worked in noir.