But his horse died in the Swamp of Sadness.

But his horse died in the Swamp of Sadness.
Gun owners are 32 times more likely to kill someone without cause than to act in self-defense.
The feminist musician and artist Peaches has just released a book entitled What Else Is In the Teaches of Peaches…
I asked her associate Ashley McGowan why she thinks flower crowns have become so huge. “It’s that Farrah Fawcett thing, like, a blonde beach bombshell walking through a meadow at Woodstock,” she replied enthusiastically. “It’s just about being whimsical, being trendy, being one with the earth. It’s like a throwback to…

Ok, not everyone’s going to be a fan of this, but for the past week I have been using Honest Company’s deodorant and it’s amazing! I have really terrible skin allergies, including fragrance, and was given a “safe” list by the dermatologist for makeup, hair, and skin products. ALL of the deodorants I have tried have…
Ok, not everyone’s going to be a fan of this, but for the past week I have been using Honest Company’s deodorant and…
I’m getting a rash just looking at it. I can’t wear most jewelry without breaking out. It sounds obnoxious, but I can only wear gold and sterling silver.
If you cook spaghetti squash at home regularly, your life is about to change. Over at BuzzFeed, food editor…
Which is grimly funny, because my body actually looks like a lumpen pile of laundry when I'm naked. How splendidly ironic.
After many rumors surrounding the all-female Ghostbusters remake, the official cast has been announced. Kate…
Finally a logical answer for Padma's death in Episode III
...it'll trickle into actual, real brick-and-mortar stores between mid February and March.
It didn't blow me away, but it's a solid start and has some promise. Wilmore's monologue was funny, but since the show's so short, less monologue and more panel might help the panel get into more of a groove. But then I also might be saying that because I love the panel format on Real Time, but Bill Maher spoils it by…
her natural gasp is like
And what's this horseshit about this being an exclusively father son ritual? My 3-year daughter old sits on the garage floor and watches me work on my car all the time. Granted, she's usually calling me Prince Hans and filling me full of imaginary arrows from her official Brave archery set, but still. By the time…