It's not a weight limit, it's an age limit. Babies under age 2 can fly as a lap child, regardless of weight or height.

And they do ask her about all of that stuff—her success as a designer is the focus of the Allure piece, and she talks about her fitness routine (running 4 miles/day) and her beauty routine (laser hair removal, etc.). It's Jezebel that decided to only focus on the snippet about her implants.

I think she was being funny and it doesn't translate in the text...

Would it make you feel any better if you knew that Beckham brought the subject up herself and the reporter simply asked a follow up question? Because that's what happened (if you read the complete text, this is clear).

The hat is making you want to do violent things?

Because she brought the topic up herself.

The obvious implants are actually very Posh, as in "Posh Spice." But she's just trying to be Victoria now (and I think she's earned the right).

I made a post about this downthread, but Beckham brought the subject up herself.

I know we rarely pass up an opportunity for outrage around here, but if you read the actual article, it's clear that Beckham brings the subject up herself, the reporter simply asks the follow up question:

Not that it makes me like the hat any more personally, but it's a reference to the early hip hop movement...Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren and the song "Buffalo Girls."

My grandmother got the shingles last year when she went to the hospital for something minor. She was 97 and the shingles proved too much for her. While she didn't die from shingles itself, the poor woman was in so much pain while she had it that she couldn't eat or sleep. She prayed for God to take her to deliver her…

Reading between the lines, all that means is that kids are missing vaccines because their parents are too lazy to find the time to get the shots or call their insurance company/do the paperwork to take care of whatever hiccup is going on.
You can take your kids for low/no cost vaccines at many minute clinics (in…

Sorry, I think I just see so many comments here saying that since he originally didn't want the baby, that he basically shouldn't be trying for custody, period.

I don't think he's an MRA. Yes, he's being a dick about a custody battle. That doesn't make him an MRA. I think that label is being applied unfairly.

This is more of an issue of reporting tactics for me. It really doesn't matter what one thinks of the guy, endlessly needling a subject in order to bring him/her to tears so you can be the one who finally got a stoic subject to break down is a cheap shot. The reporter shouldn't have taken it—exploitation at its worst.

I wasn't making a case for Miller (as I stated in my comment). Just stating that skiing in NY or Vermont is not the same as it is in the west. Not by a long shot.

Skiing in the northeast is not
comparable to skiing out west. (I am not saying this in support of Miller, it's just the truth.)

FYI: Miller sued to add Nate as a middle name for the child (after his brother, as has been mentioned).

I am quite late to this convo, but I've watched the show and found it really good. As many people mention, it's not the experience of others through the lens of the white woman.

THey almost always include a photo essay pairing the models with pro athletes. Not sure if there's one this year, but it's standard SI Swim Issue fodder...