People getting married ought to be educated on their legal rights and responsibilities, what they are entitled to as far as support during in the marriage, what property is community, what counts as abuse, what happens when children come into the picture, where you can get help if you are considering divorce, etc.

These people break my heart. Seriously, like it hurts me to see so much hate and ignorance.

No. The back of that dress is hideous.

Agreed. Better to donate the $10k to an organization that promotes self-acceptance/healthy attitudes in young girls, who lack understanding that basically everyone in Vogue is photoshopped and we'd all look a little different if we had access to Vogue clothing/makeup/hair/retouching.

Can we still get the cash if we photoshop the retouched pictures to look un-retouched...or does that just start an unending cycle of 'shop?

I cannot star this enough. I'll start the list with suggesting Girls, Inc.

This is utterly bizarre. I think we can all agree these images are heavily Photoshopped. Is there really any need to see the originals? And putting a bounty on the images ~ is Jezebel the National Enquirer now?

This seems like a stupid endeavor. If we all know they're retouched AND know what she looks like from her show, I don't need to see the originals. Give the money to a cause we are always championing for here instead.

"This is about Vogue, and what Vogue decides to do with a specific woman who has very publicly stated that she's fine just the way she is, and the world needs to get on board with that. Just how resistant is Vogue to that idea?"

I'm not going to tell you how to spend your money...but screw that, surely you can find some more worthy cause to give $10,000 to!

Or you could take that $10,000, Jezebel, and donate it to a worthwhile charity.

We turned it off too, it was so self-indulgent and boring.

Are they also doing bedding and kitchen stuff? I could care less about the clothes but I fucking buy ALL the sheets and coffee mugs and tote bags. I still use the Liberty of London for Target bedding set I got years ago. It's held up insanely well.

The fuck is this? Homecoming?

Poor UN. FORTUNATE. SOOOUUULLLS!

OR

*cue white people saying "EXCEPT that James Bond comes from a novel featuring a white man from the UK. The author who created him created a drawing of the character, who is clearly white.

Yes you can. You only have to be accompanied by someone over 21 to see an R-Rated movie if you are under 17. I worked at a movie theater for years and people used to bring their kids to R-Rated movies all the time.