The Linda Thompson article made me sad, only because Bruce didn't tell her his big secret until after they were married with 2 boys... :( He must have been scared to lose her?

I think Wendy Williams is a man, baby. It'll come out one day, you all watch.

My 10 year old daughter is a Full House expert.

60+ years is a loooooong fucking time to keep a secret. Bless you Sweet Bruce. A hero. Always.

"Tell me more... tell me more..."

I'm in a MA program & overwhelmed; had to drop my courses (again)... I have until 2017 to graduate. This dream pattern is common in us learned types I wonder?

Mean girls at our suburban high school spray painted "cunt" on our driveway because my sister mouthed off once.

CPTSD here... recurring dreams of the good 'ol family home with cobwebs, dead family members... the whole bit... and being late for that test for the class that I hadn't been to all semester. We are still here, kid... hang in there!

I couldn't stand it.

Coachella = rich kids playing hippie.

I think it's child abuse to film children in the home. Work is work but home is home... I don't think kids should work either. Kids shouldn't have to be embarrassed/typecast in the public eye for the rest of their lives.

ah-ah-ah-ah-toeeee-toe-toe-tuuu-uuune-eee awyeh

She's the shit!

She's a real person. Just so pretty in person & cool; from Huntington Beach :)

I won a "Mommy Makeover" contest from Suave/WNTW years ago & Stacey is for real. A kind, wonderful person, Carmindy too. Both cool as fuck. I saw a lady get a beautiful haircut from Nick & it was so gorgeous we all cried! Miss that show.

What happened? How did it end up? Just wondering?

In&Out Burger, Tommy's on Beverly & Rampart, any stall at the Original Farmer's Market (you will definitely see a celeb at the Grove next door if you look hard enough), Cantor's, Phillipe's French Dip & a Dodger Game, El Taco taquitos with guac & cheese in Downey oh yeh. Stars eat in Malibu everywhere too. Dim Sum. …

It's passé to hate on SNL. What they pull off every week... the costume department alone! It's not so easy to make a live TV show for 40 years.

Her autobiography "It's Always Something" is wonderful. Gilda was a talented storyteller as well.