Wow. Aulenbacher has clearly never met a Seven Sister grad. We cheer women like Katelyn Campbell.

I also thought that this was going to be an article about the disease. Sorta-fun Jezebel related fact (and a slight spoiler for a movie that is over 60 years old): A plot point in the Bette Davis movie "Jezebel" is the spread of yellow fever.

So glad you are okay and that you finished Ruby! I'm a spectator (I park myself on First Avenue during the New York Marathon), and I laughed at some of the signs you described—especially the guy with the Red Sox scores.

It's a corgi too, which means that the internet is folding in on itself.

They are buying it because someone had the bright idea to move the song to the top of the charts. The BBC has a weekly top of the music charts show (think the Christmas #1 story line in Love, Actually), so the idea is to get the song to the top forcing the BBC to play it and see how they handle it. In the US,…

I actually have a painting hanging over my electrical panel. It hides the panel (which is annoyingly in the middle of my main room and would otherwise be a focal point) and is easy enough to remove if I need to.

This reminds me of when I was looking for places to live 5-6 years ago and every transplanted recent graduate would mentioned how much Sex and the City they watch.

I think it depends on how your brain works in connection to your handwriting. I would have the opposite problem. I'm far more efficient printing than I ever was with cursive because cursive never became second nature to me, I have to think about it too much. It's almost like they are two different dialects of the…

She's a major character though, the entire denouement involves Myrtle.

The Muppets are currently owned by Disney (with the exception of the Sesame Street characters). A sequel to the Jason Segal Muppet movie is filming.

I always wondered if it was because it's a little difficult to pronounce and those who aren't in the know may think "marquess" is a female title because of the double-s ending.

I think Olivia Pope and Robin Wright's Claire Underwood on "House of Cards" are two of the most perfect examples of business attire (and business hair) on TV/Netflix today. Flawless. Now if only I could afford anything like that on a Banana Republic budget. . .

I don't think that's what she's saying at all. She's saying that as she grew up her priorities changed, and what she thought would be her life trajectory changed, in this case having a child.

If I am to think about the Today Show at all, I choose to only focus on stories that make me happy. To that end, Mazel Tov to Jenna Wolfe (anchor) and Stephanie Gosk (reporter) for announcing both their relationship and Jenna's pregnancy on air this morning.

Veronica Mars was never on the WB. It started on UPN and then was on the CW when UPN merged with the WB.

I'm curious if the reaction to her was because she is Asian with tattoos, and whether a white person, who presumably wouldn't be held to the same standard by these women, would be treated the same way? I ask because I've been to Spa Castle in Queens with a friend who has tattoos and there was no problem, I saw…

It's Sporty making fun of Posh. I did a lot of research before donning that costume (ie I watched Spice World).

I was Sporty for Halloween one year, so I could never forget (she also uttered the immortal Gucci dress lines in the movie). Best costume ever. You get to wear track pants and sneakers!

I think this is the first time I've seen him in glasses. It works for him.

I currently have a screwdriver, hammer, tape measure, Swiss army knife, and flashlight in my purse (long story). A spoon seems so amateur hour.