I don't understand this at all.

Can someone explain his relationship with the Houston-Brown family? I heard that she all-but-paperwork adopted him and that he lived with them as a son from a young age. Is that true? Then where was his mom?

So, he has a mom. Why was he 'adopted' by Whitney?

Montana through New Mexico are part of the West, though. I mean, you can squabble about mountain west vs. southwest vs. Pacific coast, but it's not like that's inaccurate.

No, but there should be. I don't understand what a 22 year old would have in common with a 17 year old and any 22 year old that finds a ton in common with a 17 year old should really be focusing on growing up and figuring out why he identifies with underage people rather than his peers. I feel like relationships…

"Aaand ... I just turned 30! I know the exact minute I was born because it was in my mom's lawsuit against the roller coaster."

his one man production of Lion King was a delight

I think it depends on the type of republican. I think he'd get more of a pass if he was socially liberal, fiscally conservative rather than socially and fiscally conservative. Democrats get a little more sympathy, I think, because they spend less time judging people for their sexual practices while a lot of…

The only people who think that feminists are "crazy" and "unreasonable" are assholes who don't genuinely believe in the cause in the first place.

Wow. What a disincentive to be an ally.

Yeah, sure. Aziz Ansari is in the PRIVILEGED GROUP! Growing up a skinny little Indian kid in South Carolina must have been a breeze. I'm sure he coasted along on nothing but privilege as the white male patriarchy embraced him. Yes, I'm being sarcastic. You are the problem.

Gawd, I knew I would find this in the comments. The fact that it's feminists who are criticizing him the most proves that, once again, feminists are feminism's worst enemies. We say we want allies but I guess by "allies", we mean "silent masochistic punching bags". It's kinda sad when you're just as disgusted by the…

But the article isn't snarking on him.

Every time I say something about how Matt Lauer seems like the worst, my mom always reminds me of that time my great-aunt (80 years old and in a wheelchair) went to the Today Show and Matt Lauer came over to where she was sitting every so often to check if she needed anything.

Isn't it weird that all weddings are pretty much the same? That we aspire to this sameness?And that an app has provided a checklist that we are all supposed to follow? It's very culty and weird.

I'm pretty sure the Knot's business plan is to become the ultimate proxy for The Awful Mother Who Gives So Much Advice. It is the standard-bearer for Traditional American Femininity, the kind that wears shoes that she finds unbearably painful, the one that invites a ton of people to the wedding that she doesn't like…

No, they probably wouldn't. Stranger abduction is exceedingly rare, I think the statistic is something like you'd have to leave you kid outside for over a million hours for it to happen. What would happen is that someone would call the cops, they'd call CPS and you'd be screwed.

But that is different than the child being left to his or her own toddler sized devices on the floor underfoot.

Do you think they could have been joking? I mean, that is spectacularly horrible if it's real.

The guy asking for the bacon sandwich in a kosher bakery week after week is a raging anti-semite and an incredible asshole. He knows what he's doing and thinks he's making some sort of stupid point.