That article reeks of womansplaining.

"While I have absolutely no direct evidence to back up this assertion, I also think it is quite possible that he knew that killing himself in his 'prime' and before he had been totally exposed as being a mere mortal in the literary realm would cement his status as a 'genius' forever."

I am going to guess that the vast majority of the fans will be on the spectrum of "that's great" to "who cares, when does the game start?" Unfortunately, the other portion of the fans who do care will be the vocal ones and make all NFL fans look like troglodytes. These same people will have likely been silent when it…

It is, however, "jism," rather than "gism." Of this I am sure because I tried to use "gism" in Scrabble once. It was like a triple word score extravaganza that would have netted me a zillion points and the game. And I was shot down. This was like 10 years ago and I am still bitter. And sure that it is jism.

I read the story at that age, and I still remember how sad I felt when I read it almost 30 years ago. Ray Bradbury was one of the greats.

I know! People got pissed at me when I used to go bowling with Pol Pot, and when Stalin and I traded mustache grooming tips in between purges. So judgmental.

Check out any charity first to see what percentage they actually give to charitable purposes: http://www.charitywatch.org/criteria.html

Poach pods are the greatest. They are cheap, don't take up much kitchen room, and basically idiot proof poaching eggs.

Is it ever. She doesn't really like her friends, and it's like they're people she works with and their job is being popular. That's a pretty apt description of the social game in high school.

1985: Madonna plays a woman named Susan Thomas in Desperately Seeking Susan. It was a thing back then.

I made my husband watch it with me because I love it so. He HATED it. I told him I didn't think I knew him any more and I needed to be alone for a little while. I believe I may have imprinted on the movie because I had such a crush on Christian Slater at that point.

Thank you, Albert. Much appreciated. I got some recommendations from Cooking Illustrated, and will go with one of those in a medium to larger size and then lay it in a nest of fine cotton and guard it forever. I'm old enough now to have nice things and take care of them.

There is indeed a world of difference between Porsche and Portia. The first is tacky. The second is pretty. Or maybe I just like her character in The Merchant of Venice.

Albert — I'm in the market for a saucier pan as I've finally decided I need one. What size would be most useful for cooking for two with a good amount of leftovers? I'm seeing 1-quart up to 5.5 quart. And I've had it with anodized because my husband just destroyed my final piece of calphalon and I think I'd like…

My sister-in-law made this for a family gathering and I ate so much of it I was embarrassed. It is delicious and horrible for you.

I'm not saying she's dumb, but it was a Mid-Career MPA at the Kennedy School. A one-year program. It's hardly like getting into undergrad or the law or business schools there.

And I wish more women knew how important weight-bearing exercise is when you are in your younger, bone-building years (up to about age 40). That bone density goes south pretty fast. You don't have to powerlift, but something with weights should be part of everyone's exercise regime.

And then I contacted office services and said they should replace the benzene in the kitchen for the coffee with creamer. People stopped dying almost immediately!

Sometimes women miss the difference between pretty and beautiful and choose wrong. I wanted for years and years to get my nose done. It had a bump. Hated it — especially because it grew before my face and it was really big for a while. In my teens my face caught up (thank heavens). It wasn't until my grandmother was…

"There was no Lennay Kekua."