Hey! Ray of Light was a great album, and Music wasn’t half bad.

And then we have Cher, who’s 10-15 years older than Madonna, and has had all the plastic surgery in the world, and people still love her because she’s not trying nearly as hard to convince anyone how cool she is. People may make fun of her, but Cher dgaf.

He’s such a doooooche in real life. I stopped following him on Twitter, because he’s such a dick to people. I used to work with a woman who saw him at a bar in Chicago. He was so drunk he was drooling on himself.

I did but I was super late!! I didn’t remember about Katy Perry until I saw this post. #Wamp.

*Grabs milk* I wish it was more interesting.

As someone who worked on a tour with Katy Perry - She is a very, very mean person.

I’m so surprised at this and the replies to you.. From my brief encounter with him I thought he was totally a nice guy. I saw him at a restaurant and, unintentionally but Im sure it looked intentional, passed by him waiting for the men’s room, and I first said “hey” like I knew him and to cover up that faux pas, acted…

Yes. Remember Peggy Olsen’s first episode is titled “New Girl.” She was literally a new kind of girl, and as far as I’m concerned it’s her show.

It occurred to me last week that Matthew Weiner tricked all the bros I went to college with into watching a show about feminism for 7 years. We all got our first jobs in 2008 and these guys thought they would spend their time in the office getting drunk and laid. I wonder if/when it finally dawned on them that Don was…

There were some idiots that, particularly during season 1/2, totally missed that and thought that they were supposed to want to be Don Draper.

I would too for the reason that I would not want someone else put words in my mouth I’ve never said..

Honestly, I don’t think this is great acting. If we take it more objectively, he’s really screwed up and narcissistic. He wants his full-time job to be loving her? He wants to just ride along with her and she is important because she recognizes he is ‘special’ and ‘different from the other guys,’ but how so? The…

You’d think he’d be like his character in “High Fidelity”, wouldn’t you? Yeah not at all. Jack Black, however, soooooo nice and cool. SO nice.

I used to work in production for a lifestyle magazine in Chicago, and he would randomly show up at our parties from time to time. Not a nice guy at all. He ended up hitting on one of our sales reps, who he would fly to his house in Malibu for weekend fuckfests, apparently, because when I would call her at work, she…

His twitter feed sure reads borderline illiterate.

It's hard for me to watch American Idol because I have perfect pitch

Ooh! Different kind of John Cusack story here! My former colleague was at dinner with a friend at a restaurant in Puerto Rico - kind of a resort area - and she noticed John Cusack eating there with a woman at another table. They made eye contact but she wasn’t creepy staring or anything. When Cusack left, the woman he…

I know people who worked with him on Runaway Jury and The Butler. He’s apparently a miserable little prick on a daily basis.

I really don’t see that as passive aggressive. “I’m sorry, I didn’t hear you.” Ok. You’re sorry - legit apology. That’s normal. Also, you didn’t hear the person. That’s a statement of fact and lets them know that it was unintentional. That’s cool and a normal thing to say and makes sense. “You don’t have to yell”…

That’s what you took away from this? She didn’t have to yell. That’s insane. If telling someone that is passive aggressive, then I don’t know what kind of VIP treatment you think this barista deserves when she’s literally humiliating customers for no reason.