Missouri gets them, too. He even came to St. Louis to hold to talk with business owners to try and convince them to move.

Nope, they're running them all over. I know there are Rick Perry radio ads in Wisconsin and Illinois, and I'm sure there are more I don't know about.

Sadface for Tim Gunn, and not just because of not being able to come out to his parents. The "already presented my family with a lot of disappointments" bit makes me wonder what sort of family he had and what on earth they expected of him. He had a long and apparently well-received career as an educator, then followed…

Hell, I'm just happy that there's finally a movie that features normal, middle-class African Americans doing normal, fluffy middle class things and that it is not 1.) a freakin' Tyler Perry mess of stereotypes filled with shuckin' and jivin' and hating on independent black women and 2.) some angsty, over-the-top…

I'm old too and man, I went through a horse phase which required reading every Walter Farley book ever (he wrote The Black Stallion). My fave horse book (besides Misty of Chincoteague) was King of the Wind, also by Marguerite Henry. The horse thing was after the dog phase which meant exhausting readings of Albert…

• Little House in the Big Woods

This was my first major book obsession; I started reading at a very young age and my parents were awesome enough to encourage me and sign me up for a Little Golden Book "book of the month club." (I still have the entire Little House series).

I read the lion the witch and the wardrobe when I was 4?5? My first year in primary school and it remains one of my favourite books to this day. I went on to read the other sequels and crying my eyes out at the last battle fight scene

If this woman is proud of what she did, who are you to tell her not to be?

• Abacus

Rent a Wife reminds me of this essay I had to read in high school, where the author says she wished that she had a wife to help her around the house.

What gets me is that Miley Cyrus is desperately trying to prove that she's an adult, but adults don't act like that. The same exact thing can be said for Justin Bieber. The concept of being a normal, responsible adult is totally foreign to them. It's like they learned how to be a grownup from music videos.

I'm not offended by it, but I do find it to be pretty crass and, well, obvious. There's no performance here: it's really making me rethink my previous disdain for other pop stars, who at least could hit notes and bother to actually learn a dance routine, and not just moves learned at one's pole dancing fitness class.…

Low-quality fat, as a carrier for the salt and sugar. Addictive!

I was just discussing Kate Gosselin and how she went through all that money with friends. Everybody laughs at Mama June on Honey Boo Boo, but from what I can tell she's squirreling that away for when the camera's aren't there.

"Mandatory Requirements: Enjoy working as part of a team"

I don't think they need to mention it, since you bring it up literally every single time Mark Wahlberg is mentioned (and sometimes when he's not)! They probably know they can count on you at this point.

You forgot to mention that the exhibition brings together an unprecedented array of dresses, uniforms and robes worn at the historic event and that, in addition, paintings, objects and works of art relating to the Coronation are also on display.

They need to resurrect Solid Gold- that show was amazing. Loved me some Bandstand too!