Designers won’t dress Graham because they don’t want it perceived that they sell anything larger than a size 12. It’s basically awful.

How is it “mansplaining” when Bear was simply trying to clue you in on the process? And he/she/whatever is right, most of the time they’re tied into a project about to be released. If Kurt and Goldie didn’t get theirs until after Chris Pratt, it’s probably because they didn’t have a production company or anyone else…

Also look at those 15-18-20 tip percentages that they “helpfully” put at the bottom for you; sometimes that math doesn’t add up, either.

It really has changed so much in recent years; I used to LOVE Vanity Fair, but once Graydon Carter started putting Marilyn Monroe and Princess Diana on the cover on a semi-regular basis, digging up dirt long after both were deceased, I began to lose interest. Not that I don’t mind some great dirt — Dominick Dunne also…

She writes so many of their cover stories, and I never get it. Probably, sadly, because she gets easy approval from publicists, who know she’s not going to stray very far from fluffy shit like this.

Charles, then Anne, then Andrew, though Andrew does have “Edward” among the four names in his name …

Man, they are building the suspense until the premiere, aren’t they. SIX WEEKS?!?!?!? Come on.

Yes, because he is exactly that awful.

Yep, I’m siding with this thinking. He doesn’t seem like a Trump apologist as much as a raging opportunist who thinks this gig is going to net him massive amounts of fame and fortune. Like his own show on Fox, for example. He’s like a Bachelorette contestant who doesn’t give a shit about marrying the star and instead…

Was it Edward or Andrew? I wondered if they would address his birth in Season 1 of The Crown, but no. The age gap (10 years between him and Anne!) does make him seem like a late, “save-the-marriage” baby …

Seriously, that part about “obey” in the wedding vows? That floored me. SHE’S THE QUEEN!!!!

I just got around to binge-watching The Crown, and wow, some serious wankers in that family, if this version is to be believed. Has anyone else ever watched those movies they did about Edward and Wallis back in the ‘70s or ‘80s (Jane Seymour played Wallis in one of them), and how it was positioned as this amazing love…

I’d love for this to be a great moment of realization, when one man’s illness causes both the GOP and Dems to put their differences aside and come together in the spirit of unity and the idea that, any second, any one of us could be knocked off our feet by an unexpected diagnosis. And maybe, just maybe, if you also…

Seriously, I wish this aspect of the story got more traction. Either a) she’s too cheap to spring for a first-class seat (because let’s face it, most wealthy people are just god-awful cheap, Trump being a prime example), or b) if she was flying for work, her publisher doesn’t buy her first-class seats, which is even…

But if you read Delta’s statement, the seat she originally chose was a window seat. She then went online — apparently at a cost of her time equal to $10,000 (eyeroll) — and switched to the aisle seat. So her story still doesn’t hold water if she had initially decided she wanted a window and later decided she wanted an…

Coulter actually took a photo of her, because she wasn’t satisfied just bitching to Delta, she had to subject this poor woman to having her photo posted as well — anyway, people have called her a Mila Kunis lookalike. In other words, she basically looks nothing like Coulter, hence her ire.

So, so true. If he would just shut the fuck up, his numbers might actually improve. He’s too stupid to realize that his approval rating sinks because he can’t help himself from tweeting and sounding like both an idiot and an utter asshole.

The ONLY good thing about the chaos and anxiety and stress we are currently experiencing is that these awful times are bringing out the true colors of these terrible, selfish people. Please, no one take away Trump or Coulter’s Twitter, because it’s the place they feel like they can “be themselves,” and in turn we can…

Yes, and it’s great that you recognize that the ticket is basically a contract that does not guarantee you that seat. But here’s the thing: The legroom in the exit room is the best on the plane, better than First Class, and The Nightmare on Coulter Street still had an exit-row seat. I’m 5-7, and in the exit row my…

Regardless of the reason, she still had a freaking exit-row seat! And from someone who has sat in that row multiple times, take it from me, there is a TON of legroom in that row, so she can’t bitch about her knees being up against the seat in front of her. She just wanted to be a bitch and throw a tantrum, and likely…