Is this really some groundbreaking decision by Emily in Paris? I assume most TV shows aren’t going to try to work a global pandemic into their already established plotlines.

Not just Bronx...Bronx MOWGLI.

There have been “zero long-term studies” about *anything* vaccine-related, because, well, the vaccine hasn’t been around for a long time. That’s just not a valid argument. There aren’t any truly “long-term” studies about COVID-19 itself, either, but some of the potential complications we’re beginning to see are…

So are they allowed to just be like, “Hey, we put some tattoos on this dildo so you should buy it if you like Pete Davidson!” Or did he have to give his express permission? I’d be more inclined to think it’s the latter.

As someone who works in healthcare the first thing that came to mind is minoxidil, the chemical name of hair loss drugs like Rogaine. Maybe I’m the only one, but that seems like an unfortunate connotation to bestow on your child.

Yup, it’s effectively a complete ban on abortion, just with plausible deniability.

Nothing in her story currently. Guess she realized she was in the wrong for once.

Now I need a statement from the Trinidadian cousin! Is he going to out his swollen-balled, fiancée-less friend so we can figure out what *actually* led to his tragic fate?

“Weird” is far too charitable of a descriptor.

Same here re: pencil lead! I guess it’s like tattoo ink, lodged below the level that your skin would eventually shed it off. I remember finding out for the first time a few years ago that this actually isn’t that uncommon.

Good memories! In middle school we were supposed to write down all the books we read, and while I was a huge bookworm, my teacher was scandalized that I was reading ones with “sex” and “thongs” in the titles.

Why does the Met Gala have a mask mandate when so many other places in NYC - now including the Met itself, in its museum form - have vaccine mandates instead? I’d love to see which celebs are selfish/callous/lazy/paranoid/whatever enough not to have gotten it.

Of course their anger shouldn’t be directed towards Rodrigo herself, but I would be more pissed off at her management than the company that made the items. The “correct” version of all of the merch exists; it’s in the pictures. Some of the mistakes are manufacturing errors, sure, but others are just completely…

I was hopeful for this headline, but unfortunately I think wearing chunky glitter polish would just make me look like a middle schooler.

Rachel Bloom calls them “love kernels” and wrote an amazing song for CXG about it. “I’m like a sexy fashion cactus, living from compliment to compliment, hint to hint, storing them in my body through long periods of drought.”

Weirdness of the whole thing aside, the throwback pictures of Gwen Stefani just remind me how cool she used to be and how lame he has always been. Sigh.

What the hell was the point of this?

Mehhh, so many dry shampoos are “volumizing,” but my hair is super thick and heavy and definitely doesn’t need any more volume. I need one that can clean up the roots but keep it smooth and sleek looking!

The 1 in 2 lifetime risk of a gay black man contracting HIV is 100% true, in case anyone doubted it - I definitely thought it was a mistake the first time I heard it. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5524204/

“while they are happy for people to use either...”