Does Alyssa Milano keep her breasts on her legs? What is going on in that photo?

Plus, she reads comments on her articles, and responds. Very good person, indeed.

I originally saw this movie with my (now) husband. His reaction to it gave me all the “he’s a keeper” feelings.

I don’t like the yellow gown, but I recognize what it is.

It’s so good to read a byline and think “YES!”

This movie sounds even worse than I expected it to be. It inspired good reviewer snark, though. That’s something.

Good!. I’m not quite insurance commercial levels of unclear on how things work, but... The other day, while some nice young men at the park were explaining the finer points of Pokemon Go to me, I felt I should have a scarlet “O”(ld) on my chest.

Exactly. I should have scrolled down before I said the same thing.

Did she? I wondered, above, why it was a character name, and not the name of the man behind the role. Now I’m left wondering why it was a real tattoo.

I don’t know much about her, him, or them, but it’s odd that her tribute is to the character, not the man. Odd to me, at least.

Son of a gun. I like this idea.

Agreed! So much so, I said almost the same thing.

Hers was the kind of career I’d have liked to have, if I had any such talent. Steady, well-received work, without the headache of being THE star.

If you can read this (😁), then it is working for my tablet.

A system would be good.

I read the greys, too. It has only been nasty epithets lately, but I am not confident the vile picture stuff is over. I’m afraid it just isn’t as (some perverse form of) fun for people to post them, under this system. When I follow a comment from someone I like on to the Gawker page, there are still things like…

I know the racist “role model” is the felony (equivalent) here, but we still see you, sartorial misdemeanor. 😉

Okay. Criticism is very pot/kettle, then.

Ah, I missed this when it was news. Or forgot it. Thanks.

I don’t understand this. I should probably be glad.