A lot of people seem to be forgetting that there was a third party involved- a driver who braked too suddenly, causing Kim Howe to rear-end that car, and then Jenner’s car rear-ended hers. Apparently this was all on a stretch of roadway known for being prone for road accidents. The investigators subsequently proved…

To be fair, you name an event “What Men Really Think” and yeah, you’re pretty much self-selecting an audience.

To be fair, Claire Foy doesn’t look much like Queen Elizabeth either.

I actually think it will be super interesting to see him play such a different character. Prince Philip has such a reputation in the UK as a crusty old carbuncle- maybe he was especially interested in the part because he wanted to get away from the universally love Dr character? Also, I just googled the young prince…

If it’s any consolation, people really do appreciate the hard work. My sis and BIL planned/saved for their wedding for about two years, and put a lot of work in in terms of thinking up fun entertainment for the guests, the food etc, all while fending off my MIL’s weird concerns about obscure stuff, my Dad’s constant…

Same. We relied on my family to take the pictures, which I pretty much knew would not turn out well, but I thought they’d get at least 1 decent picture between them. Nope. I was surprised by how that continues to bother me.

My husband is always telling people how happy he is that our wedding (town hall, thrift-store vintage dress, family friend as officiant, both sets of parents only attendees) didn’t cost us much money, and didn’t involve a fuss, and how he couldn’t bear to be the center of attention from so many people, etc.

DO IT! General rule of thumb: people like a party and an excuse to dress up, especially if it’s with good friends and nice food and free booze. I would love to attend a party like this for any of my friends.

I get the snark. Honestly, I was so primed for a enormous, single-multi-billion-carot stone after so many other celebrities have gone that way that my initial reactions was a bit “Waaaaa?” but then I remembered who it was attached to and made total sense.

“One time my mother saw one of her uncles come into the kitchen, sit down, and simply smack his palm down on the table to indicate that he wanted coffee. He didn’t even speak.”

They’re just too much for most kids to handle, I think. They’re basically the corgis of the horse world- if you’re not firm and very structured with them they will take advantage. I’ve known some very sweet ponies, but they were mostly older with one or two careful owners, and even then they didn’t have any patience…

Am I the only one freaked out by the fact there are almost no substantive shots of her face in this? It’s all reaction/gun shots of him. Does she have her own video?

I was trying to explain to my husband about ponies the other day. He asked “So, they’re the little cuddly-looking ones, right?” and I was like “Ye-NO NO NO. Don’t try and cuddle a pony! You’ll be lucky to get your arm back!”

I’ve always really liked her, but apparently she just has a personality that rubs people the wrong way. I must admit to the terrible defect of finding Jennifer Lawrence a bit wearing though, so I’m probably the antichrist.

I think it’s because shoes are probably less susceptible to trends than any other clothing group. You can’t put a peplum on a pump (can you? Oh God, someone has, haven’t they...). A good pump is always going to look good. Plus, most women don’t want super-high fashion shoes, they just want something not too…

Oh yeah, that’s been my reaction too. I will probably buy a slogan mascara, because CoverGirl does pretty decent mascaras anyway. And maybe that lipstick right in the middle? But there’s nowt that inspiring about them.

Yeah, my first thought was that since the 1993 adaptation was pretty steamy, why should this one be any different? I hope it’s less fey, that’s all.
Also, this is great casting. Grainger will be an awesome lady Chatterley.

If you enjoy intensely purple prose and 30-page long rants about the futility of existence in post-war Britain interspersed with rather vague and precious descriptions of various penetrative sex acts, this is the book for you.
I mean, it’s not bad, but as with all D.H. Lawrence, there is just so much of it.

Legally I think it’s counted as a gift, so it would probably default to the wearer. Unless you break it off before you get married, in which case it would go back to the giver? Can any legal Jezzies clarify this for me?

I have since found that this is a regular thing with my husband’s dad and uncles. The three of them get so busy cracking wise with each other that the rest of the world ceases to exist. My MIL has more patience than I do, but even she gets fed up and short with them. It’s like “Yeah, you’re all supremely clever and…