Both the LA Times and the Washington Post are far more responsible and reliable news sources. Personally, I no longer consider the Times the “paper of record,” as I trust the Post far more.

Some folks love the echo chamber. I know someone who has swallowed the beleaguered mommy lifestyle hook, line, and sinker. She has no interest in anything that’s not about her kids or the struggles of parenting, she only socializes with other mommies, and she freely admits that she lives in a bubble and has no desire…

I get that he’s conflating “Conde Nast” with “Vogue,” and that when he says that the fish rots from the head, he’s slamming Wintour and not Newhouse. But there is a problematic culture at Conde Nast beyond Vogue, and his refusal to see anything other than the rise and fall of his own personal fortunes is just more of…

Oh, but I loved her in Music & Lyrics!

Hah! An ex used to sing that to me all the time, left me wondering if he thought I was ugly, or if he wasn’t going to marry me. Luckily for me, for so many reasons, it was the latter!

My BF and I broke up end of January, and my new flirtation lives 2000 miles and two time zones away, so there has been precious little sex. I was worried I’d start lusting after my housemates, which would be bad news, but instead I’ve been feeling exactly as Goop’s “expert” predicted. Last night, I finally had some…

I woke up this morning really sad about being single and facing the pandemic alone.

Does Tiffany’s iconic blue box have a trademark? If so, then Glossier should be able to get one too.

I tried so hard to have kids, and couldn’t, and it’s been my life’s biggest heartbreak. But when I see stuff like this, it makes it a little bit easier.

I know we’re supposed to be better than this, but I am so here for his body-shaming, after how he systematically disrespected women and their bodies for so long. It seems to be the only shame that unrepentant fuck is capable of feeling, so whatever works, I’ll take it.

That could have been a really upsetting typo.

Jennifer Weiner has always made me uncomfortable, like she was an immature, self absorbed mean girl hiding in plain sight. I never understood the appeal or the acclaim. So her behavior in this incident did not surprise me, sadly. At least her apology was not the worst of the bunch.

I think it’s because women, through necessity, have developed finely attuned instincts as to whether a guy is dangerous. And he has set off alarms since I first heard him open his mouth. This guy screams toxic entitlement: he wants everything his way, and if he doesn’t get it, there will be hell to pay.

Nope, not at all. The only thing that was proven was that he was a dick about paying her the settlement.

Or the first 6-10 episodes?

It is. The first season is good. The second season is life-affirming and obsession-creating (and not just because of Hot Priest).

I usually feel the same way about “you have to watch it” mass indoctrination. But for me, this was different. I binged the whole two series in one sleepless night, because I intended to check out one episode and could not look away. It may depend on your life experience, but this spoke true to me in a way I really…

It’s the opposite for me. Tom is so very awful, pathetic, venal, and useless, that I don’t even want to watch Pride and Prejudice anymore. <sob>

I honestly don’t understand why Geri isn’t at the top of every list.

6’2” is the ideal height for me. But a little leeway never hurt anyone; he can slouch if necessary.