Unpopular opinion: Beyoncé is lame.

so much money but so boring. I don’t understand how they found someone who could produce an ariel shot but couldn’t figure out how to make it compelling.

and Ruby Sparks was written by his partner. What does that REALLY say about him, I wonder?

international treasure.

This whole divorce nanny thing is like Gone girl fanfic.

It wasn’t pierced though, right? it looked like a cockring??

Craft services doesn’t count.

Tell me what studios finance woodys movies??

No one is getting a pay day for woody movies, including woody.

I lose respect for brands when they do shit like this. Barbie and Ken, not that I respected them so much, as well. Just makes me think they’re struggling and need a reason for PR.

What do you look like.

It’s become this class warfare talking point and there is certainly some truth to the critics but but but I don’t know why any other aspirational website or magazine isn’t called out for the same behavior. Moreover, I don’t think readers are such sheep that they can’t deduce what works for them and what doesn’t based…

They definitely support up and coming designers, although “up and coming” could mean different things to both of us (and to Goopy).

You know what? I think Goop is doing a good job. There is a lot of great content on the website, even if you’re not into spending major bank on pizza ovens or band of outsider tee shirts. I’ve used her hotel recs (there are different price points listed for most places and you can find a deal if you look hard enough),…

I know we are strangers but I hope you're hanging in there.

We always referred to folks like that as dirtballs. Or skids. Although it’s not really money thing necessarily- my bestie and love telling stories about us being little skids even though we grew up relatively middle class. She had a mullet, I ratted my bangs, we had nasty little mouths and always had ripped knees.

The levels of disgusting in the scene where the kid is eating spaghetti in the dirty tub has never been trumped for me. I think it’s the realism. No matter how violent or scatalogical a film gets, it will never feel as real to me as that moment. I actually gag thinking about it 100 years later.

I stole silky thongs from Deb in 7th grade.

Americans not getting sarcasm isn’t a stereotype.

yup. Sadly I was 29-31 and not as smart as you. I didn’t quit, I didn’t stop it, and my life/career suffered for it. The power plus the fact that he was charming made it very confusing. Factor in that I was in a weak place emotionally and you have a time bomb. I’m still dealing with it two years later.