Why not? I can always go for a Hoda Finger (then again, I get an industry discount)!

And of course, their daughter Pulda

OHO, DAT FINGER, THO.

Thanks for your suggestions. The psoriatic arthritis caused sacroiliitis, which translates to lack of mobility in my case, but if you manage it with AS, I obviously need to try harder.

You sir are a soulless monster. Which, I guess, is apt.

I have severe Crohn’s and psoriatic arthritis, and you’re exactly right: I do wish people understood. I’m working at home today thanks to a Crohn’s flare. To me, the worst part of the disease isn’t its effect on my body (although that’s pretty rough)—it’s how it affects everyone around me and how it’s changed the way…

I was reading an article about the French Laundry,one of his other restaurants,and after reading about a “Sea Urchin Mousse” course (I SWEAR I am not making this up!),I noped right off that webpage.

I don’t know where else to put this, but Mila Kunis filmed a scene for her new movie at my job yesterday and she was an absolute delight. She stopped and talked to everyone, including starstruck me standing in the corner, and was very funny and easy to talk to. I’m a fan all over again.

“Those kinds of TEARS are FANTASTIC.”
“My investors tell me that I did the right thing”

And Trump is selling Stab proof vests in case the Ben’s belt buckle fails to work.

And why are so many things on the menu surrounded by quote marks?

I was going to say just this...Gervais’ whole shtick in the beginning was that he was synonymous with his characters on The Office and Extras- that he was this ineffectual, bumbling but essentially good-hearted guy. Which was, to be honest, pretty wearing- the whole self-pity thing was so relentless. And then you see…

NBC also filmed themselves knocking on the door of the young woman’s family apartment

Anywhere I can, baby. Anywhere I can.

Oh, I definitely get the confidence thing. But think of how much more confident you’ll feel if you rock the buzzed style than if you’re always trying to hide the fact that you’re losing/have lost your hair. I can’t imagine that always worrying about if she’s noticed that you’re balding would boost self-esteem! Best of…

I say, when you do get to the point of no return, that you embrace it entirely. Shave/buzz it, but embrace it. There’s not much worse than a balding man who tries to hide it. We can tell! I once dated a guy who would not take off the baseball cap...like, he’d wear it to bed unless he thought I was asleep. Ridiculous.…

I think it’s about your comfort level, in my husband’s case he just decided one day he didn’t want to fight what nature was doing to him and just completely razored his hair off. It grows out a little bit like a couple millimeters before he wants to shave it off again.

My name is Caroline Anderson and I flew to England to see Kate Bush perform last year, AMA