Yeah, but the media outlets don't want to hear about women celebrities' work...they want to talk about their pregnancies, children, motherhood, fashion choices, makeup...if "work" is mentioned at all, it's in the context of asking them about their "work-life balance."

College is zero guarantee of success.

It's too bad that tame Americans cannot handle Krampus(nacht):

Meh, who cares. I like their work and their beliefs aren't affecting that and they aren't shoving it down my throat so its all good.

Fuck humans who feel that it is necessary for them to wear fur.

Isn't fur in general, animal abuse?

I wish everyone would stop telling me what I think is sexy...

Look, I like Tom Hiddleston as much as the next gal but...sexiest man alive? You sure about that, MTV?

H&M has this problem of racks in all sorts of directions but not as bad as Forever21. Sometimes when the people at the register ask if I "found everything ok" I just look and them and say no all the racks are everywhere and nothing is organized by color, trend or even size. Forever 21 racks are like fancy thrift…

But wait I thought he was a pimple-faced loooooooooser!!

Conan is so much sexier. He might not be classically handsome but he is magically funny...and Adam Levine is just sitting there, nothing going on.

Feel like her bitchy resting face is so deeply entrenched that her smiles probably twitch?

Come on, Jez. Why did you have to go with body-shaming for the first quote by an employee? This article is about so much more than that, and that's what you chose first?

"Once she had her children—Hunter and Forrest, who were named after two characters in Lisa Frank's multi-chromatic menagerie (a leopard cub and a tiger cub, respectfully)—Frank worked from home and rarely participated physically in the office."

Shorter version: some self-identified feminists really like to use buzzwords without considering their meaning.

I am pretty chaotic, at least with THINGS. I keep filth and germs cleaned but I tend to have laundry explosions and I am an artist so my studio can get pretty insane. I don't compare to truly messy people - I just am messier than I was raised to be so I have a bunch of guilt about it, haha.

I have a friend who is Brazilian, but quite fair-skinned so you could say she is "passing." When she is out and about most people wouldn't know she is Latina (especially in a pre-dominantly white area). She used to say the n word all the time and it always made me a bit uncomfortable, but I didn't really say anything…

I think it's a lot more interesting, even with the poorly written backstory, than a ton of stuff that gets passed off as Contemporary Art.