I kind of wish this were a series: Lindy West Ruins Movies!

Let's call it what it really was, a concentration camp for unwed mothers and their children. I do hope we've learned something from this and make sure it never, ever happens again.

why did that lady write slender man and creepy pasta on copy paper? Was it prop day?

That was the part that killed me the most. It's as though they decided to cover this story 30 seconds before air.

She's doing a good job reaching the people in a personal way.

I love the ones pronouncing it "Slenderman" like it's a yiddish last name.

And then Squidward's Suicide was on the news.

1:32 wins with "FICTITIONAL".

Who the fuck directed the singing scene? It was more awkward than a penis in a lesbian orgy.

Praise Jesus...I just saw the video of Dean "singing" his song.

It's so not though! Drives me crazy when pseudo intellectuals try to draw witty analogies from poor conclusions in an attempt to get "click stars."

Catholic evil strikes again in Ireland. WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK? You're 'supposed' to be Christians?!

Have you spent time doing lab work? It's insanely tedious, complicated stuff, and any way to narrow down your hypothesis is always welcome.

Man at first I was getting ready to cringe in horror at a tale of a woman with Way Too Many Kids, but instead, she's a surrogate. For free. That's.. kinda awesome. What a good way to deal with being hooked on pregnancy.

I think I know what happened.

Fingers crossed! Will man ever vomit on the moon?

I get chronic migraines, and the first symptom is usually a wave of nausea that comes on crazy fast. I've thrown up on the subway and on the street before (once in the middle of Times Square right after leaving work). Go to a drugstore, get a bottle of water if you didn't already have one, clean yourself up as best…

Guess she didn't "nourish the inner aspect." Each week, Goop focuses on an action: Make, Go, Get, Do, Be, and See. Guess she didn't "Make" the marriage work, "Go" the distance, "Get, Do or Be" happily married and now she "Sees" greener pastures elsewhere. Whatever.

That article isn't the best summary of the work on false memory. Part of it is "long lost" memories, but the research has also focused on the ways in which children who are questioned repeatedly by adults will eventually begin to make things up that they later believe are true. Some of the most famous experiments…