I use coconut oil for removing stage makeup. It's great for your skin and works like a charm. Also, if you have kitties, it will get you kitty kisses.

Ann Richards could not only take it, she dished it right back and better. The men on the right were afraid of her. She could kick ass and take names. And did.

What do you know!?! I found something to back it up! http://gawker.com/the-journalist…

Oh no honey. I may have lady parts but I understand this game you play. So much so that I even wrote a poem about it. It's called The Game.

I can't respond to your comments Rebecca because the site is messed up and it won't let me. If this is comedy, maybe you just need to work on your comedy. To me, it just came off as an excuse for a blog post.

I read this article on one of my favorite newsites today: "This Is The Most Obnoxious Fortune Cookie Fortune I Have Ever Received." Umm, this is not "news."

Is Beyonce lightening her skin? She seems to be getting lighter.

I love this commercial. I love that it's real people. It feels more real than reality television. Hugs to this sweet family.

That poor child! This experience is going to color her entire understanding of school. I hope her mother gets her some therapy and that this douchebag has to pay for it. All those children actually! They need to get a counselor in there to help them ... though I don't know how on earth you'd set about doing that. That…

Nope. He was there to write about the putter. The inventor said up front no questions about her. He made a promise and he lied. He's as bad as Chris Christie. His story didn't need any backstory about the inventor. He just wanted it for his own fame and glory. What a douche.

Plus, "Just 4 words:" are also words.

There was no fraud. None of those golfers knew anything about the inventor. They were all about the putter. This writer just wanted to post a salacious story. He MADE the story about her being transgendered when he was supposed to be talking about this putter that had made so many golfers happy. It's shameful that you…

The story was not about the unknown genius. It was about the fucking putter. This wasn't "investigative journalism". This was another writer seeking a salacious story to draw attention to himself.

I don't watch Homeland but I do think there might be something to that. We have a lot of trouble spying on North Korea. They are inept in many ways but when it comes to technology, they're very bright. I have suspected all along that he is actually a spy. This would be the perfect way for him to be debriefed. (Rodman…

"I was ready to proclaim her an unknown genius with an idea that could revolutionize golf." -Instead you did the one thing she'd asked you not to do and that you'd promised not to do and that was look into and share her past. Shameful. If the idea was the point of the story, why switch to telling her secrets? Awful.

Where did the commenter say to "move on"? Where did they say "people should no longer grieve after a week"?

I don't like them and I don't eat there. "Almost everyone" eats there is a fallacy. Some people eat there a lot. Not "almost everyone".

I worked at two different Wendys back in the day and I can confirm that their ingredients are fresh, their meat is 100% pure beef, and they actually care about making a quality product. I don't eat meat or fast food anymore but if I did, it would be Wendys.

Or dons a tutu that is four sizes too big and strolls the red carpet.

They sound exactly alike.