I just figured she meant she still waxes but now doesn't want to have *no* hair (ie, she now gets a plain old bikini wax rather than a Brazilian/Hollywood).

I fail to see how that's a term of endearment.

You totally need to see the Bub movie! I somehow managed to catch it when the full thing was on the Tribeca Film Fest site (it's just the trailer right now). It's a surprisingly insightful look at Internet cat memes and culture, in between lots of Bub awesomeness.

I'm with you. It really upsets me. :(

Yes. This. The owners of this kitty aren't treating her very well. Fourteen hours in a tent being picked up by everyone and her mother? The poor thing was panting. Not very nice.

I'm game but only if the plot is about a cat getting carted around the international media for no sane reason by it's owners when all it wants is some goddamn kibble and a warm windowsill.

I love to get my Grump on, but this is a terrible, terrible idea and I think Tardar Sauce's family is taking this "cashing in" idea way too far.

Grumpy Cat is my spirit animal, but I am kinda disappointed in this. Mostly in Grumpy's owners. Taking pictures, selling calendars and merchandising is one thing, but as another commenter posted, leave Grumpy at home and stop exploiting her and dragging her to everything. Its kinda sad. But money talks I guess.

My $0.02: This would be way better as an animated film. Why put that poor dwarfism-suffering animal (who was not raised as a performer and wouldn't understand a movie set if it hit her upside the head) through take after take of "Ok, but can you look grumpier??"

I love Grumpy Cat (I refuse to call such a precious girl "Tard"). She is beautiful and sweet-hearted, despite the fact that her parents drag her everywhere from morning talk shows to SXSW in an effort to wring as much money as possible from this little munchkin. It makes me ill. Take all the photos you want, sell all…

This faux concern trolling about people who can't afford to cook bothers me. For one, food deserts are a problem and do exist, without doubt, which leaves many people without access to produce. Got that. But most of us reading this site have access to at least one grocery store that carries fresh produce. For so…

Meh. This list seems perfectly reasonable to me, although they should have included all factory-farmed meat.

Jezebel has singlehandedly made the term "slut shaming" jump the shark.

Go home, Kristine. You're drunk.

Oh, believe you me, I throw in the ginger too. What confuses me is why is it immature or unhealthy? It's in how you do it. Sure, if you are drinking only fruit juices you are just as close to a diabetic coma as pint of hagen daz, but I'd assume that people who actually invest in a good quality juicer probably know to…

Why on earth does it have to be one or the other? I love kale, and like kale juice (with or without a green apple thrown in which — I mean, I haven't had a slurpee in over 2 decades but I don't remember it tasting quite like what comes out of the juicer). The latter is also a lot easier to take with you and to consume…

I dont add any extra sugar. Whatever I get from the fruit and veggies is it. I guess I am weird cause I like the flavor of raw kale so I dont add honey or anything. And the fruits I use are usually bananas and apples, mostly apples. And apples dont have a lot of sugar in it. I know bananas have quite a bit of sugar in…

I don't think the vast majority of people who drink green juice actually do think of it as an "alternative" to just eating the vegetables. Sure, if they're doing a cleanse or juice fast, which many people take too far (of course), but in general, that's temporary. I love green juice as a way to get more nutrients…

Smoothie: Some sort of milk (for me, either whole milk which I keep in my fridge for coffee purposes or unsweetened coconut milk) + whole fruits (either frozen or fresh) + a handful of kale or spinach + sometimes herbs if I feel like it (basil, mint usually) + ice. Depending on the fruit I also add a teaspoon of honey…