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I know this probably qualifies as body-shaming/body-snarking or whatever, but man, she is so thin that it kind of hurts to look at her. She didn't look like this during the first season of Girls! Those arms are like Mischa Barton 2005 arms. I hope she's not hurting herself to look like that. :(

You joke, but I have a Merida-like mass of curls that gets everywhere and gets caught in everything, including, yesterday, an elevator door. It's not an Afro, but I feel like I need help. Do you do private coaching or

She was also pregnant at the time.

Someone on Twitter last night pointed out that Ariana Grande's "sexy" getup just made her look like a Spy Kid.

She's not a professional dancer, though. She got her start as a songwriter and then moved into performing her own material, it's not like she was groomed for triple threat stardom since childhood like Britney or Beyonce. Give the girl a break.

Growing up I had a Himalayan cat named HR Puff-n-stuff! He went by Puffy for short.

Nah. Arya's arc is all about her transformation from an innocent, rebellious kid to a cold-blooded murderer and general little psychopath. Even Maisie Williams has said that she's not a hero in the least and that the insane fan love for such a dark character creeps her out a little. I love her, because I have a weird

FWIW, I know a girl who slept with him back in ~'09/'10, and as per her description, he smelled "like ham" but "made [her] come like three times." So there's that.

I'll definitely wear that black long-sleeved maxi dress on my Stevie Nicks days. Preferably with a big black floppy hat and a shawl.

Word of advice, y'all: Do see What If and make up your own mind. I thought it was a surprisingly fair and even-handed take on the "friend zone" issue that actually addressed the inherent selfishness involved in the concept, while giving the female character agency and a complete arc of her own.

Well, the issue is that most celebrity perfumes, aside from maybe White Diamonds and Glow, are very young-smelling - they're marketed toward tweens and they smell tweeny. (have you smelled Taylor Swift's "Enchanted Wonderstruck"? It's like Kool Aid and gummy bears had an olfactory baby.) When those tweens grow up,

When I was in college, I interned for a major Hollywood producer during award season. Jesus fucking Christ. It was like The Devil Wears Prada on steroids. Expense reports had to be filed in a very particular way as to not reveal how much money was going to basically buying voters off. The producer was sleeping with at

My first thought was "I hope her middle name is Moon Door."

Yeah, but like, why complain? August is bullshit, and I wish autumn and the holiday season lasted longer. But I'm one of those assholes who wishes it could just be October year-round.

I'm still holding out for an OPI Game of Thrones collection myself.

I have a pair of Nikes like this, but the bottom part is red and looks like they've been soaked in blood, not mud. I get a shocking number of compliments on them.

Except skinny women are still THE beauty ideal in our culture, and being tongue-in-cheekly referred to as a "skinny bitch" doesn't come anywhere near the level of degradation larger women (Meghan Trainor's size and legitimately fat women alike) face every day. This song, and "skinny shaming," are a non-issue in the

Everyone thinks they're a Tina, but I know better. I am, and have always been, a total Louise.

She was in The Town, and was actually pretty good in it, but then it came out that she slept with Ben Affleck while making it and that really overshadowed her decent performance.

Just another reason why media literacy courses should be a mandatory part of K-12 education, honestly. Advertisers will continue to adapt to new technologies and ways of consuming media; the logical response is not to fight against it, but just work harder to ensure that kids are natively aware of what advertising is,