There is a difference but I’m still unclear on how that difference justifies leveling horrible criticism at a woman’s face or body.

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I submit that the plastic surgery, for the most part, is the result of the snark, not the cause. Khloe was pretty natural looking and seemingly confident for years, but there were only so many times she could hear herself described as the “fat ugly one.” Kylie must have bristled at being “the plain one.” And Kim’s…

Models trade on their bodies too. I can’t recall any of them being met with the same degree of criticism. When you rationalize body snark this way, you assert that feminist principles only apply to women you approve of.

So I’ve heard from multiple sources. Meanwhile, J Lo is reportedly rancid to flight attendants, hotel maids, crew members, and fellow Fly Girls.

Unpopular opinion: Kardashian haters are to blame for the family’s collective dysmorphia.

This does not seem like a real thing. It seems like a thing Tahani Al-Jamil would talk about when she name drops Tilda Swinton (whose number is programmed in her phone contacts.)

He’s buried at Adelaide Cottage in Windsor Home Park with his grave bearing the inscription:

I was a blubbering mess! From as early as the pilot episode, I remember him looking up adoringly as he trotted alongside her. If there’s one thing that gets me even more than seeing a beloved dog, it’s seeing a dog that so clearly loves his person.

Coordinated attacks take more than a couple days to get caught. This falls under the mantle of crazy random for me. 

I breathed an honest to dog sigh of relief to learn she still has her dorgis.

Beyonce is infinitely nicer to crew members, service workers, and humans in general. Beauty comes from within.

One decent show, big whoop. Boomer nostalgia dominated a solid two or three decades of American culture. Besides the aforementioned, they got M*A*S*H*, Goodfellas, Grease, Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, The Big Chill, Back to the Future, Peggy Sue Got Married, Hairspray, Little Shop of Horrors, Dirty Dancing, We…

I’m genuinely bothered by the fact that the Boomers got all their pop culture nostalgia in the form of new and compelling content like Quantum Leap, Forrest Gump, and the Wonder Years, whereas we’re forced to endure these hack remakes and reboots that pale in comparison to the originals.

Yes, but abusers span all age groups.

In Utero was stolen out of my locker at high school the same day I bought it. I wound up later buying Heart Shaped Box as a cassette single, and most of the albums best tracks were issued superior versions on Unplugged anyhow, rendering In Utero ultimately superfluous to my collection.

His reaction to Randall felt too overt for something that would have more realistically manifested as polite white liberal awkwardness, something that Randall might pick up on while it flew past Kevin and Sophie’s radar. They would’ve continued onto the prom together but Randall’s unexplained discomfort and deflated…

Kevin never empathized with or connected to Randall in any way, especially as teenagers. They’ve only very recently mended their rift as adults, so it makes perfect sense that Kevin would be unpracticed in recognizing smaller microaggressions like the gas station cashier. Allison’s dad, by comparison, was as subtle as…

There’s a fair amount of peer pressure fueling that largesse among the private school elite, and we’re talking about a particularly vulnerable age group in regard to peer pressure. I attended my fair share of Manhattan Bar/Bat Mitzvahs back in middle school, and even 20+ years ago, they were all swanky as hell.…

I had an ex who was so uncomfortable with serious moments that he always had to make a joke. Sometimes that compulsion toward levity helped me keep things in perspective, and sometimes, when I needed genuine comfort, it was the exact wrong thing.