But how will it compare with Miley Cyrus's autobiography?
But how will it compare with Miley Cyrus's autobiography?
@Nell_fersher: Yes, she's a model.
@bonita applebum: I have a mix cd with your name on it that's been chilling in my bag forever, waiting to be mailed off. I wasn't sure if you have an updated address, so PM me?
@rotorgirl: NoVA!!
@fridaphile is tequila's momma: They actually had them a few years ago. One of my friends got one.
I am twenty years old and today for the first time I can finally say that I can ride a bike.
Seems pretty tame to me. This just looks like when you're deciding what career Barbie's going to have today and so she's sitting there naked or half-dressed. Plus, I'm pretty sure everyone's Barbies end up in a naked heap with tangled hair at some point in their existence.
Lizzy Caplan really is the full package - funny, beautiful, smart...and she can Disco.
@__sitdown: [desiretoinspire.net] Also, you should look at Lonny Mag (lonnymag.com)
Chapter 77: Early And Often: Come Clean about your terrible grades before the report card gets mailed home
@theyellowdart: I can't watch him rap. I just can't take it seriously. Also, I always imagine Ashley in the audience with super bitch-face because she thinks she should be the famous one.
@quatrevingtquatre: She officiates.
@heytherefancypants: I always position my mouse in the middle of the postcards so that as I'm scrolling down, if they have a back, it'll show up as soon as I get to that postcard.
I feel like Taylor Momsen's a little like the teenage version of Katherine Heigl. I'm apathetic toward both, but they've both walked the line of offending the show they work for/that made them famous, and I think that in general, the public reacts very negatively toward that.
@Azarean: We clearly have different view points on what's entertaining. I find it amusing that they are so over-dramatic about everything they do. I find it hard to condemn someone for what they think is entertaining, if it's mostly innocuous. For instance, I hate Curb Your Enthusiasm. Some of my friends love it. Just…
I love Twilight. So does my sister, so does my mother. And none of us see ourselves in Bella, or want to be swept off our feet by Edward or Jacob. We like it because it's entertaining. We expect the movie to be terrible, we make fun of it, but we also enjoy it. We also analyze what we're seeing and reading. While our…
I would prefer advice from Ursula. She would teach little girls all the important things - how to use your body to get what you want, how to manipulate people, how to get henchmen to do all your dirty work, and how to be fabulously evil. That's advice that really means something.
@CharlotteT: That actually is referenced in the book and movie - the part with Rosalie's flashback which Dodai described as "Yawn" is about how when she was human, Rosalie was gang-raped and left for dead by her fiance and his friends. While Edward's painted as the perfect gentleman, not all men of the time are.
Please. That's the reason I don't take Midol. How else am I going to convince him to watch sappy movies or get me ice cream?
Anna said "Hamish, I've sent you to the wilderness. I've sent you surfing. Now, I'm going to send you somewhere truly wild. An Eclipse screening."