Off topic, but I have always hated “Irreplaceable.” Like, it’s supposed to be insulting to the cheater — “I could have another you in a minute” — but really, what does that say about one’s standards, if you could quickly replace this chump with another chump? Isn’t it basically saying “I’ll date anyone”? Or some…

Can we really say that someone who has been a celebrity since he was about twelve “grew up” in Memphis?

Thank you for that transcript, on behalf of all of us at work who can’t listen at our desks!

thank you, I should have read everyone’s comments before spitting blood, I should have known y’all would have it covered. Mr. Cunningham’s fans and admirers know what time it is

It is utter blasphemy to utter that fucking fameball’s blog in an obituary to the greatest street photographer of all time.

That is just not true. He photographed gay and transgender kids on the far west piers, he photographed every AIDS charity event, he photographed b-boys uptown ... he photographed everyone. He made street style stars out of older people like Iris Apfel and Louise Doktor, a middle-aged administrative assistant. Your are…

Her jewelry is horrible. It is like, interchangeable-NYC-summer-street-fair or perhaps parking-lot-at-a-jam-band-show cheap and mismatched CRAP. I am offended for an entire continent that she thinks this is good packing.

Why wouldn’t she just buy a few good pieces while in (wherever exactly she is going in) Africa?…

Perhaps, but not really the point. Refn will not shut up about how authentically high-fashion his film is: the stylists hired for the film’s wardrobing, the designers whose garments they acquired for the actresses to wear, the casting of Abbey Lee Kershaw. Fashion blogs and magazines have spent the past month…

You are more charitable than I, because he doesn’t strike me as someone who reads, period :p

If it makes you feel any better (it probably won’t — sorry in advance), people who say stupid shit like this about Lolita have rarely read the book. So Refn is pontificating about a book that he likely never read — I would bet my heart-shaped sunglasses on it

I love how this dude keeps yammering on and on about how authentic to the real fashion industry his film is, and then he sets it in Los Angeles.

“If you don’t know about fashion, just don’t talk about it as if you do, you’ll weaken other, likely more valid, arguments you’re making about her tenure.”

oh my god they are too too much! :D

Naw, don’t get your fur in a tuft just yet — I am exaggerating a tad. ;) Baby Bug’s famous tagline is “I was at the shelter & no one wanted me because they said I had a funny face. They must be crazy, I’m fabulous.” Sir Sorbet’s description is just a little *too* similar (although as with everything, we must blame the…

I was thrown out in a dumpster, and when I was rescued I was told that I was too ugly to be adopted. I’m finally LOVED❣

I’ve done OK with TheRealReal so far, but I often pass over things because I’m miffed about the automatic $11.95 for shipping. It’s too much for small/inexpensive purchases, and if I’m paying hundreds for something you’d think they could throw in some free shipping FFS. Also, it annoys how there is ALWAYS a promo…

And I hope that if you ever want to sell your Chanel flap that you get a good price for it! But you know what I am saying, right? The more one “enjoys” a bag, the less resale value it is likely to have. Eighty percent resale is so close to retail that one would only get that much if a bag is almost pristine, or…

He also went after David Blaine, who seems to have been forgotten in all of this (and who didn’t get an apology from Galvin). I’m not being flippant, either! Galvin was really fucking mean about Blaine who just innocently asked how Galvin was enjoying the magic show. He’s a dick.

You are wise. I really hope that no one reads this and actually adopts “Carrie Bradshaw logic” because there is no such thing — the way she stomped around the eponymous City in her Manolos, she’s not making back any of the 40K she spent so frivolously. Shoes have got to be the hardest luxury item to sell if actually…

There’s a caveat, though: you can’t really enjoy your investment before you decide to sell it — or you’re going to have to enjoy it extremely carefully — because to get that 80 percent of retail sale value, it should be in pristine condition and come with the original dust bags and original box. Honestly, if someone…