It's a no-win situation. You ask people in the industry to talk about it, and they are going to tip toe and be very wary of offending somebody as venerated in their world as Bill Cosby. So, you kind of just want to say, fuck it, don't mention it at all; you'll just do more harm than good. But, if they didn't talk…
I hate to white knight Madge, but, having been through a similar situation, sometimes you just have to stop trying to fix someone's life. That doesn't mean you stop caring.
It's definitely the case. On 60 Minutes, colleagues of those nurses admitted that they had never been trained with PPE, which made me sick. The first time you're putting this stuff on should not be when a sick patient comes to your ER. I feel bad for those two but glad they recovered.
my fiancée has always been a big fan of Paul Rudd since his Clueless days, so she loves to think of the resemblance*
But I really want Aunt Bernice and Jen Esposito to have a zany 70s web series where they just either crash parties or solve the mystery of the week, scooby doo style.
I think that Oscar de la Renta was certainly an incredibly hard worker with a vision, who made his own success.
Well, no, that's not really true. Men of color are just as likely to be serial killers as white men are; however, white men tend to get all the attention for several reasons:
A) They're white and society's racist. If a person of color kills multiple people, it's not as surprising to some people as if a white guy does…
Black girl here: ummm....everything he said was pretty vague for a reason. and you just proved the exact reason why he doesnt want to comment on these issues by REACHING for outrage at what are really banal and uncontroversial statements. I'm also really tired of people pushing this "new" vs "old" black thing like…
Considering he actually does build schools and centers I can understand where he is coming from because it is something he can relate to. However I think people set themselves up for disappointment when it comes to celebrities recommending policy changes and what not. Keep in mind that Jesse Williams majored in…
I love wearing heels. The higher the better. It makes me feel stronger, like doing everything a man can with my hands tied except I'm on fucking stilts. TAKE THAT, MANS.
The wrinkles are that (a) Texas*, and (b) (another persistent myth) the average medical professional is no more or less likely to be competent at his/her job than anyone else. If this hospital's infectious disease folks are dolts (and I gather they are) and management consists of dolts (and I gather it does) ... and…