The healthcare industry is at least partially responsible for this. While the science behind vaccines is ironclad, pharmaceutical companies do routinely get over on doctors, patients, and the FDA. They market their latest drugs directly to the public for profit’s sake, and don’t give a single shit about safety or…

I think that, because her work is intensely vaginal, it makes you uncomfortable.

It’s time to embrace her pre-determined destiny anyways: angling for coverage in People magazine for her marriage to Steve Guttenberg’s nephew

Somehow I think they will all be ok in the end whether they get kicked out of their current schools or not. As for Oliva Jade herself, it’s obvious that she didn’t want to be in school in the first place and she sure as hell doesn’t want to be there now so she should just leave.

I enjoy how one of the articles promoted in the banner is about Monica Lewinsky on Last Week Tonight, talking about how painful the media pile-on was when she was a young woman.  And then it seems like every other subsequent article is a pile-on of Olivia Jade, Paris Jackson, ect. Good stuff, great self-awareness…

I can guarantee you there’s loads of examples of people that lived how they wanted, eating whatever they wanted, and dying early. There’s probably also loads of examples of people trying to be healthy who end up living long lives. And there’s probably examples of loads of people trying to be healthy but dying early…

Paris Jackson gets so much hate from all sides. People who hate her dad take it out on her. Her dad’s fans hate her for not defending him publicly, which isn’t her job. I wonder how much a girl can take. 

Why can’t people focus on some of the other kids in the college scandal like the girl at Georgetown who gloated about not taking the SAT’s and is still at Georgetown?

What was the endgame for Lori Loughlin? I assume she figured she could just continue paying people off to complete her daughters’ work? Olivia Jade couldn’t finish a college application - how did her parents expect she would do when faced with actual course work? I get grade inflation and all that jazz, but I believe…

It doesn’t even need to be tied to age.

It me, an Old:

as the world finally catches up to the fact that she was a young intern who made a mistake was taken advantage of by an old white man in a position of power.

And that’s the problem. She tried to move on and do something different, but she couldn’t because that’s what she was known for. He continued to be very successful on the speaking circuit and still polled well with women. He got to have a life. She didn't.

She has far more grace than I could ever imagine having in her situation. I imagine the bullshit will more or less persist until her eventual obituary, which of course will reference Clinton.

They should have been taken away the minute she decided to bring the piece of shit man who molested her older daughter back around after getting out of prison. I mean, jfc. Clearly she cares much more about herself than any of her children’s wellbeing. 

I still don’t understand how it came as a shock that the guy who wrote Tromeo and Juliet has some sketchy tweets in his past. Disney had to have known. There is no way they didn’t. They also had to have been quietly negotiating his return this whole time. The fact that his schedule for Suicide Squad 2 so easily…

Someone take her children away!!!!  This woman is beyond a piece of shit. 

Students, including myself, at my law school were really pissed off at a student who had obviously mediocre marks yet was not only accepted into the law school, but got an offer for a clerkship in a different state (because they couldn’t get one in our state), because their father was a supreme court judge. We all…

I said this yesterday! I’m but one government bureaucrat, but I’ve been side eyeing degrees from “elite” universities for the past ten years because of this garbage! But always thought and still do that my rejection* means nothing to these people because they’re not going to ever suffer from not working for me.