I don't care what this tastes like; I have to try it.

It's reminiscent of the way that social services have pressured and still pressure indigenous people to give up their children to group homes/faster care. Of course... that's an extreme comparison. But as I keep saying, the "fat class" is now the new "underclass" of society. Being fat AND poor AND of color makes you…

The Ladies Man and Don't Tickle Darius are hilarious.

"We're supposed to be cooking and cleaning and studying and making a living and exercising and dieting and applying makeup and planning weddings and raising children and helping others and going, going, going."

Yeah! Holla at me, stoner sisters!

I dream of Chopped episodes like this. Secret ingredients: Selsun Blue, Brillo pads, edamame and live fruit flies.

I'm 24 weeks pregnant, and on one of the message boards I lurk on, a woman just lost her baby at 22 weeks. The baby was very much wanted and loved, it was a girl. She had a major complication, followed by an infection, and started losing amniotic fluid. They told her it was hopeless, baby was not going to make it, but…

Seriously, they called it TRAP?

If this wasn't lesson enough to get them to reconsider their attitude toward conferring privilege upon and fostering a sense of entitlement in a bunch of high school athletes, I don't know what will be.

As a person of mixed heritage, in this day an age, being the first non-white on a show should not be a milestone.

"I will be the first Black woman to be on ‘Girls,’ so that’s exciting for me."

She's just... a bad, vapid writer who deals in tropes that are recognizable to the New York white twentysomething woman with a Master's.

I will be really shocked if the characters they play have any complexity (and screen time for that matter).

I appreciate that she has complex feelings on the issue and it must suck so much to have this be such a public thing but when she says something like:

I agree. A town of 18,000 people built a stadium that will hold 10,000. They currently pay 14 coaches! Plus there are another 13 volunteer coaches. A statue that spits flame when they score?

“Yeah, they’re privileged. But they’ve earned it.”

"Adults in Steubenville are sick of thinking about how she [the rape victim] feels." And this is why I still don't feel bad for the people of Steubenville. The lack of introspection is staggering.