ides
ides
ides

@RedLantern: I made it through Boston and Seattle but gave up on Hawaii. You can see how they approached casting once they got some real drama in LA. They got more drama than they bargained for in SF and then went uber-boring in London. It wasn't long before they were filling token character openings. Then every

@duetoprivacy: Sing it, sister. I do wonder, though, at what point we stop buying clothes to grow into and start buying clothes we might shrink into. Or is that just me?

@FurrierAndIves: I love that his statement involves the random capitalization of certain nouns.

My hair had been somewhat wavy in pre-adolescence but it got much curlier when I hit puberty. I found that out when, in sixth grade, I got my mid-back length hair cut to my shoulders and it curled up to my ear lobes. I have chipmunk cheeks and was firmly in my chunky awkward adolescent phase so that hair cut left my

I'm middle-class. I'm a woman. I'm not getting taxed because I don't plan to use Botox or get plastic surgery.

@scullymurphy: I had my first baby—a girl—less than 6 weeks ago and this terrifies me. She'll be going into day care when she's about 6 months old and I hate the idea of anyone being able to hurt her.

C'mon, Mags. Pedophilia is being sexually attracted to prepubescent children, not dating someone 3 years younger. I realize you didn't say it but to pass that on is irresponsible. And Peter's response? Not that creative, actually.

It seemed to me that Jenny Sanford was willing to stay with him and work on it but he blew it by continuing to talk about his soul mate and all that. I think I could work through infidelity as long as my husband was seriously committed to working on our marriage. If he were shooting his mouth off about the love he

I just listened to it with my infant daughter on my lap. It's her first Christmas carol. It's all downhill from here, kid.

@Jenna: A friend of mine and I just agreed on this point this weekend. She brings nothing to the show...and apparently to discussions of rape.

@functional_alcoholic: Never let your backup dancers go bareback. People get hurt when they do.

Is John McCain aware that something related to air-quotes women's health close-air-quotes has happened?

@Alohamaid: I recently had a baby. You can knit it for me if you want!

Those kids are seriously cute in their little reindeer headbands. But the Lady Gaga impressions? No. Just no.

If Claire Danes and Gwyneth Paltrow aren't besties, they certainly should be. And if they want a third snot-iteer, Padma Lakshmi is probably available.

@Sadako: I think the look up and down and telling her not to get too much exercise crosses the line from flirting to aggression. Commenting on a woman's body, to me, is unwelcome, especially if it's from a stranger.

You know, I had to take gym every day, all four years of high school and it never once did anything to help me get in shape or lose weight. By the time we had changed and taken roll (big school, gym classes of 200-250), we had about 15 minutes to play badminton or volleyball before it was time to change back into our

So you can show both legs and one arm no problem but showing both legs and two arms would make you a slut?