@PICKLES_IN_MY_TUNA: But no one actually thinks that being a celebrity and being a regular person are the same thing in any area. Buying a house, spa and gym stuff, travel - pretty much anything that involves money or lifestyle - is obviously easier for a celeb than it is for a regular person. If regular people…

Talk about protesting too much....

This girl is built exactly like my best friend, and I have to tell you, my best friend eats like a horse - this is just her body type. You don't get a narrow frame like this from diet or exercise - it's just how some people are built.

I'm sure the hormones in everything has something to do with it, but ultimately, the reality is, the fatter you are, the earlier the onset of puberty.

@Katxyz: Or a tux....

You know what? I agree with him. These are all terrible writers. Just because some of them are women writers or writers who write about women doesn't make them good.

@yeahisaidit: Honestly, you're making more of a big deal out of this than was intended. I was just trying to offer you a different perspective. I don't leave stuff on the floor for months until someone picks up after me. You're really exaggerating all of these situations very dramatically. I don't expect people to…

@LaFemme: Nah - no major diagnoses - it's really not that big a deal. My husband is perfectly happy living with me, we have a cleaning team in once a week, and no one resents anyone. I was just offering a different perspective.

She might have just come from some insanely over-air-conditioned building. Last time I was in NY, I was broiling on the street and freezing indoors.

@der gugelhupf: I agree. Although it's not just the clothes that I found lovely - the images themselves, the way they used color, or the lack of it, are quite beautiful to me.

@TheFormerJuneBronson: Okay, I didn't realize you were talking about squalor. I'm talking about not putting away the Sunday paper that's still lying on the coffee table by the couch because that's where someone was reading it. Or having a bunch of mail piled up on my desk. Or using clean laundry directly out of the…

In LA, you don't have to wait in line at restaurants. You can just give the host your cell phone number and stroll around, and they'll call you when your table is ready.

@andromache is Team MizJenkins: Next time you're in Chicago, go to Lou Malnati's for pizza. It'll change your life.

@TheFormerJuneBronson: You know, he may just not see the mess the way you do. I'm a woman, but I was not born with the gene that recognizes messes - it drove my mom crazy when I was growing up - and to make matters worse for her, I inherited this from my dad. When my mom told me or my dad to clean the living room,…

@Queenjulie: Everyone used to get their photos developed at the drugstore.

@der gugelhupf: Wow. These pictures are so beautiful. Also, for what it's worth, I agree with you about Galliano referencing a trend in Chinese photography, especially among the wealthy of Shanghai. I don't think the images are particularly colonial - I think they're more about how people of Shanghai used to…

@toohotforporncareer: They have toilets in Africa. They also have electricity, cars, wi-fi, and other modern marvels.

@Wiffy: [jezebel.com]

I just wish people would stop fetishizing gigantic families and stop watching them on TV.

This is a total east coast debate. In LA, no one would even understand the question.