Chin up! Things are actually going very badly for Trump on the legal front:

the Daily Mail is calling this lunch shared between couple Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin “incredibly romantic”—like, she wore a green sweatshirt and he put his hand on her shoulder.

Because of a weird bone deformity compounded by searingly awful arthritis I literally cannot wear heels at all, except for very clunky, blocky ones with big thick Cuban heels—-the minute I try to stand up in a pair of normal heels, this absolutely savage pain tears through my feet, and there’s no point in my…

I will stan a cute block heel shoe until the day I die tho.

“meek and mild” makes me think of Christmas song lyrics...can’t remember the song name, but that phrase is in there. Is Trump basically saying that My Canadian Boyfriend is Jesus?

Same. I’m usually never effected by celebrity deaths. And I’m not saying that for a false sense of superiority, I just never felt that deep of a connection with most celebs. But with Tony it was different. His candor, his humor, his authenticity made me felt like I knew him. He was held up as an inspiration for a lot…

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‘Sup Jezzers, hope y’all are having a smashing weekend.

Seems like he did have some reservations after all.

He also had the best response to #metoo for a straight man, “what the fuck was wrong with me that women didn’t feel like I was someone they could confide in” and then he worked on being a better person. He wanted to be someone that a woman would never fear coming to, worried that he would give them an automatic…

I loved Bourdain for a lot of reasons, but this might be the top of the list. The biggest deal about it, to me, was that he changed over the past 20 years, too. Kitchen Confidential was written by a guy who respected women who managed to survive in a restaurant kitchen, but wasn’t all that interested in asking why…

This one got to me too. My late fiance passed in December and loved Bourdain - I got into Tony because of him. He loved his genuine authentic curiosity and dark humor. He saw a lot of himself in Bourdain - history of depression and drugs, but ultimately cared about people.

I have to think that my fiance’s also just…

Now I’m crying too. I’m sorry for your loss, but I hope your vision is true. I bet they’re hitting up the best street food in heaven right now.

My brother and sister in-law committed suicide with 18 month of each other and I haven’t been able to keep my self together since I heard of Tony’s death this morning.

“working on how to be an excellent man”

I was really caught off guard by the outpouring of emotion about AB’s death. I’d been a big fan of his for 20+ years. I know that he was a famous, popular figure, but I had no idea the depth and breadth of his fandom.

Yeah, what I didn’t say but feel very deeply is that he would have done so many more good things for #MeToo, and that he won’t have the chance feels so terrible.

I appreciated how Bourdain evolved from the cheeky American asshole in Cook’s Tour to the more respectful “I want to be everyone’s friend” in No Reservations to the “food is just how I talk about the bigger stuff” guy in Parts Unknown. He cut down on the wisecracking (somewhat) and turned into someone who was…

I will appreciate Bourdain for his ability to genuinely appreciate ‘others’. Food is the bridge between all of our cultures, and he showed how similarly human we all are thru it...thru fucking pulled pork and cheap beer, thru good company and hearty laughs. We need that so fucking bad right now. I’m really going to…

I’m more than a little surprised at how much Anthony’s death is affecting me. I knew I was a huge fan of his, and my wife jokes about my crush on him whenever we watch Parts Unknown, but I’ve been going back to all the news sites, looking for the articles that help me figure out why I’m so sad at my desk.