I looked at the photo and thought, “Wow, they look like that batshit crazy intern in Trainwreck!” Joke’s on me, they ARE that batshit crazy intern in Trainwreck. No acting was required!

WWJD? Go to a political meeting with a semi-automatic rifle to threaten the speaker, of course. 

It sure feels that way. I hope not, but I think this country is circling the drain.

She broke the law in a foreign country. No one from her support system is denying that she broke the law. It was incredibly stupid and ILLEGAL. They have the right to arrest her and punish her per their country’s laws. They are not required to be lenient because she plays basketball or because her crime might be…

“Even though Kidman looked incredible...” but did she, though? This strange obsession Americans have with always gushing over everything a celebrity does is so very odd. Yes, she’s very very thin, but that doesn’t mean that every single item of clothing is flattering on her. I don’t think this looks good on her. It…

Yeah it sure didn’t help Aaron Schock.

Check out this charming story from Kansas City this morning. https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/education/article261486047.html

Exactly. The reason the dress was so shocking and sexy on Marilyn is she was nude underneath. She wasn’t wearing multiple foundation garments.

Spoken like someone who has never been abused and seen their abuser celebrated while the abusee is minimized.

I can just hear the producers. “Yeah, he was a sexist abusive dick in the past, but he’s so beloved, and surely post-me too he knows not to act like that, right?”

I can’t stop laughing just thinking about that line.

Of course, here you are. bUt ThEiR hEaLtH. Any article about fat people occupying space always comes with commenters saying, “I’m concerned about their health.” Seriously. Do you think there’s a single fat person who doesn’t know that their health is at risk because they are fat? What Lizzo is saying, if you could…

I think you have captured the essence of not only the post-slap, but so many different issues. It’s incredibly difficult for people looking through one lens to see what people are seeing through another. And the lack of awareness of the other lenses exacerbates the tension.

They are garbage people with a fortune. Of course one of their kids died of an overdose -- anything to numb the pain of being a part of this mess. I remember watching the original documentary and feeling so sorry for those children. Imagine how sad and empty those kids are.

It’s definitely vanity. It’s just like people who donate money to universities but the building has to be named after them. Apparently it’s only charity if your name is plastered all over it.

My takeaway from the last 14 hours is that a large segment of our population thinks that physical violence is the appropriate reaction to a verbal insult, and that physical violence at a formal event full of your peers where you hope to win an award is ok. How far we have fallen.

Dear celebrities who post endlessssss highly staged photos on the internet and then are STUNNED and HURT when people criticize the photos: random strangers on the internet are not the people to look to for validation of how valuable you are. Internet comment sections are vicious and brutal. If you only want kindness,…

To me, it’s more about celebrity and ego, and how people who shame themselves and ruin their careers don’t have the good sense or taste to just quietly fade away. She doesn’t need the work or the money. 

I agree with you. We’re about to have to raise the debt ceiling, but we’re giving a BILLION dollars to a country that is perfectly capable of paying for their own stuff? Not ok.

And what’s with the wig(s) on the Stephanies? Is it a Commonwealth thing?