Seriously? Does Tracy just assume all women without kids don't give a fuck about their friends' kid-raising conundrums and complaints? Or that they're soooo invested in our own lives - which she portrays rather snarkily - to be able to provide support?

Judy Davis as Jane... Barbara Hershey as Blanche.

I'm all for folks doing whatever they like in the privacy of their own homes, but NOT IN FRONT OF KIDS. Walk around the house naked? Sure, whatever. But breastfeeding off of your wife (with the resultant reaction/noises) in front of your young children sends (IMO) a mixed message and some confusing imagery for the wee…

The only time I ever watch E! now is when it's doing their overly-long Red Carpet coverage for the Emmys/SAGs/Oscars and Golden Globes. That's it.

+1

There are plenty (dare I say, most?) here who, whether or not they want to/ don't want to/have / chose to not have children who completely recognize and support the difficulty for women facing infertility (of which I am one).

I read this while eating my lunch. I completed reading it, laughed at the insane bile this woman proffers as "thinspiration", and enjoying the rest of my homemade risotto.

<3

It was definitely a shocker... I don't know if I could have gotten back up there (you know, if I had the ability to hoist myself onto the uneven bars!).

I am really excited for these young women - they could have a fantastic showing in London.

And "Guinevere"! Which is a very good movie, IMO.

Agreed - I can't know how they were individually raised (and the mob mentality must be taken into account, though not as an excuse) - I'll be interested to see if any parent steps forward and says "what my kid did was inexcusable and ____ is what's being done to address the wrong that was done".

The dress is an aqua nightmare, but I *do* love Kristin Davis' shoes.

This story broke my heart this morning. I don't hold out much hope for the adolescent miscreants who taunted her so cruelly. Their names should be known. I hope some of them have parents who take appropriate action.

I JUST re-read Scruples this past weekend! What glorious, guilt-free pleasure it gave me (just like Jake, the male nurse). I love it.

I can't get too worked up about Ms. McCain. She's like a slightly dumb, annoying co-worker who prattles on incessantly about stuff that merits a "Mmm-hmm".

OK - thanks for letting me know! It's curly, but it gets rather frizzy and if I can find ways to get more definition and less frizz, I will be a happy woman.

I have ridiculously curly, long, super-thick (red) hair. After Googling twist-outs, I'm wondering if I can pull it off. It looks SO PRETTY! But I love Solange's hair as it is.

Exactly! And IMO, that's exactly how it *should* be.

Happy tears are the best!