Honestly, I think that's an abuse of the boss's power, not an example of an abuse of ROWE. A boss who understands the spirit of ROWE would have disciplined the single person who broke the rules, not the entire company - that's the definition of micromanaging, not to mention an overreaction.

It looks to me like she's wearing something comfortable while walking around town. Perfect for a spring day in London.

Update: Looks like Sisqo is dropping an album sometime this year. Maybe this is all marketing for Sisqo's first album in 13 years.

I am eternally grateful to Chipotle for existing in parts of this country where the only other dining options are of the Chili's or Applebee's variety.

Azealia is so right. All of these damn basic limes that are hard as a rock and produce about 1 drip of juice. (Picking good limes hint: juicier limes are yellowish and have big, flat pores. Dark green limes with sunken pores are a sure sign of basic!)

Listen Bette, don't be an old. I can read AND enjoy ridiculous celebrity gossip.

I don't know how I feel like Larry Wilmore. I mean, he's good and all, but I wish they had picked someone like Samantha Bee or Jessica Williams. I LOVE Jessica Williams.

What about when I post, "I love tea!" and a new mom responds, "Well, SOME of us have willingly given up tea in order to take better care of the MOST PRECIOUS THING IN THE WHOLE WORLD, and it's WORTH IT, for US!"

HA! The ol' "they'll-be-out-of-the-house-in-X-amount-of-years-anyway" statement.

But plenty of weddings today eat up at least one meal time, if not all of them, if not days. If you're having a 30minute ceremony and your reception speeches and traditions are wrapped up in another hour and you're cool with people leaving, cake and punch is all that's necessary. If you've got people on lock for 3-8…

Absolutely. I want people who want kids to be able to have them, and I want people who question it or don't want it, to not have kids. There's enough resentment and unhappiness and frankly, people in this world. I feel like I am doing a service to to myself, my husband and the world by choosing not to. And I'm…

I hear it occasionally. I think what really gets a lot of parents is the repetitiveness of dealing with kids, and how constant and endless it is, topped with worry. You do the same things, especially when they're little: change diaper, feed, burp, put to sleep, play with baby, take to toilet, read same bedtime story…

A friend/co-worker of mine is a recovering alcoholic who had pancreatitis and might die if he ever has another drink, and he's going to have booze at his upcoming wedding. Because while it is your day, you are still having a party, and you don't have parties that no one wants to go to. It's just rude.

All that proves is that she was going for the long con. Wake up, America!

Gwynnie. Gwynnie, Gwynnie, Gwynnie. I followed the link to your post. I'm not sure why, but I did. Then I read the first sentence:

4 hours?! In Ireland, the wedding ceremony starts at about 2pm. Drinks are generally had beforehand, and it will wrap up at about 5am - when the hotel staff start preparing for Sunday mornings breakfast.

Lady Gaga is mad about someone doing shit she's done before? Does she realize that Madonna exists?

Actually, no. Rule #1 of planning a wedding is, "Host What You Can Afford." Back in the day, wedding receptions tended to be more along the lines of "cake and punch in the backyard". Theoretically, your guests are there to celebrate your union, not for the free eats.

Don't people just bring nips in their purse if it's a dry wedding?

I didn't know that about him. I just thought this was his way of keeping Chelsea Handler away from the reception, so double good on him.