Really? You don't like this? I love it. Maybe not for this event, but I do love it.

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This is totally the right amount of glam and edgy. Riri is the only one that seems to have hit the nail on the head this year.

I'm not a Rhianna fan but this look is HOT.

I don't know. As a woman in my 50's I think her emphatic insistence that she is still a sexual being can be viewed as kind of revolutionary.

I always think of her as more elegant than sexy, but she is just adorable in Roman Holiday. She could be very feminine and yet pull off the androgynous look too.

I love that Google didn't highlight her glamorous movie roles and instead focused on her work with children. She was an amazing humanitarian with an incredible life story.

Kate and I are built in very similar ways. (Except not because I'm obviously not a SI model.) it's annoying to be all boobs and no ass/hips/waist. I'm not feeling sorry for her (or myself) but I think she was joking. She obviously knows she has no ass.

i agree she's not a fashion model. and not because of her body type. she just doesn't have that 'it' factor for fashion that makes models like kate moss and linda evangelista have in spades, and that goes beyond how attractive they are. yes, of course a lot of it is the photographers and designers and stylists, but…

feminism, right?

Who are the nut jobs calling her fat anyway?

I like her. And I feel like she is more like the supermodels of the 90's than most models today.

This is my take on it, and people can add, subtract, or disregard as they feel fit...

A man is don't see how liking a feature is racist. Preference is fine until you start treating the person ONLY as that feature. An Asian man is not just his eyes, a women is not just her large/small breasts, a man is not just his six pack etc. Having a type is fine, objectifying that type is not.

For legal reasons, they have to say alleged otherwise they can be sued.

My science teacher told me that Sodium Phosphate is found in the tears of mediocre students. He also used to throw chairs at us when we would talk.

I think the "daughters, sisters and wives" part was an attempt to get your average 'Merican dude out of their own head and thinking about assault in terms of how it could affect someone he loves. Many people here have a much larger vocabulary to support discussions about sexual assault, and a much more nuanced…

Understood. It's a niche market.

That is so effed up, intellectually I know it's some stupid wi-fi internet hocus pocus but in those first months with a new baby you are so on edge and in such a super protective mode. I can't imagine the anxiety in that household. I hope they catch the "comedian" who did this and make an example of him.