I’m 45, in a relationship, no kids. I have a good number of friends and we go out. When they ask me how I’m doing I can barely think of anything to talk about. I have to resist talking about TV shows, opting for current events. My last friend drama worth mentioning was a good three years ago. I’m not surprised these…

Except Rinna didn’t really feel bad that she repeated it. She was just deflecting. And yes, she as well as Kyle and LVP vocally doubted whether Yolanda was really sick because of her conflicting tweets or whatever. And that’s all fine. I seriously wouldn’t care if I were Yolanda. The only annoying thing about all of…

I’m surprised they focus on his sound rather than his dance skills. Not that I’m interested in either at this point.

Can someone please tell me if there are spoilers in this post? I am trying to savor season 2 slowly (two or three episodes a night), and even with a show like this I hate spoilers. I DIG this show. I watch it alone in my bed, giggling.

“In it, the real-life couple plays a pair of nameless Americans...”

I have a hard time separating Allison Williams from her character, Marnie, who is my least favorite Girl. But I gotta hand it to Allison for her willingness to play such an obnoxious character, especially in season 3 and of course that wedding. All the characters have many unlikable moments, especially Hannah and…

I’m very uncomfortable with how much Kylie emulates Kim, down to the selfie-face.

Way to NOT answer the question. Which is it? “Respect each other and move on” means what in terms of discriminatory laws? Respect each other’s right not to be discriminated against? Or respect each other’s right to discriminate?

But milk is used everywhere. The subway is not.

I like Lala now, but I have a feeling she’ll go the way of Brandi Glanville. From funny, confident truth teller to mean-ass cuckoo bird.

Notice they were careful not to let anyone, especially Lala, rub on Tom except grouchy Ariana.

If they assumed the nanny intentionally “accidentally” sent the text to the husband, fine, but how could you ever be sure? Otherwise, if you have a trusting marriage and reason to believe it was an accident, the only reason to fire the nanny is the awkwardness, which would be understandable. But you should feel…

What’s funny is the subtlety. Who wouldn’t want to be part of this zany romp?

A Mighty Heart. But yeah.

Another example of statements like “I’m all about love and positive energy” being rendered absolutely meaningless by their speaker. Throw that one on the pile with “no drama,” “no haters,” and “I’m a good person.”

Can you please splain? Because I’m an old. What does it mean to own someone’s kid? What is this talk about Wiz wouldn’t have a kid if it wasn’t for Kanye? Is it like “I talked your ex out of an abortion?” or “I pay for your kid’s private school so he will be supporting me later in life?” I just don’t get it.

After reading this I googled the name Brad Falchuk, and the first article was from People. It said this: “For the weekend, Paltrow, Falchuk and the kids stayed in a luxurious six-bedroom villa, rented on Airbnb, that overlooks the Punta Mita beach.”

I wish there was a way to search the comments to make sure you’re not repeating something already said. Anyway, the male victim looks like a younger Seth Rogen.

I see MaM as the story of two men who claim they were wrongfully accused, one of whom claims he was framed, and their attorneys. It’s not trying to be the complete story of an unsolved murder. I do believe evidence was planted. I don’t know if Steven Avery is innocent, but it seems likely considering the 100% lack of…

After telling her he was suicidal he disappeared? So not only was she grieving the breakup but she was left wondering if he had jumped off a bridge somewhere?! She should get lots of cash.