I'm always fascinated by callouses and such, and this guy looks like he has the skin of an elephant. It's beautiful. What a life he must have lived for it all to be so tough.

He was such a ham! I miss that crazy, cheesy showmanship. He was a Frenchman who loved American movies, and it was adorable. I think his Godfather routine was in Albertville. I think I prefer the D'Artagnan routine, with it's mimed swordfights. The gauntlets really excuse all the flowery hand-flicks.

aww! I think that's a healthy obsession, and it'll be over by mid-March anyway. I've been posting about it so much lately, I suddenly remembered the name Philippe Candeloro and now I'm off to watch his old routines...which I may randomly post to GT later....

We're sending three forgettable young ladies to skate for the US this time around. I don't think race had anything to do with it. I remember Mirai from the last go-round, so I was rooting for her, but at this point, I think I'm rooting for the French or the Russians or whoever's got the most charisma on the ice, in…

You realize, they could be together in any of them, and it would be spectacular. Hamlet, Henry IV, MacBeth, Lear—the heavy hitters would amaze. Twelfth Night, Comedy of Errors, Shrew—they'd be properly hilarious. I think I vote for The Tempest. Kingsley for Prospero, Hiddles as Caliban, and Strong as Antonio.

This isn't sarcasm? Because I totally read it as sarcasm. I pity you your ignorance.

He's a musician. It's not his job to look pretty. I bet he looked more like himself than many of the ladies whose job it was to get dressed up and fancified did.

My friend and her girlfriend have been stuck in Puerto Rico for days! I'm so glad you're writing about it. Apparently, there's no flights, no boats, nothing. They've got to get back to NYC or they're going to lose their jobs. The airline isn't helping in any way. Thank you for describing all of this insanity. Maybe…

We're awesome at it.

Yeah, but the ice dancers are awesome (and cute as little buttons)

So like, I'm still reading, but I just had the best thought: Sawyer Hartman looks like the understudy New Kid on the Block. Amirite? Like, he's the swing who goes in when somebody's sick.

I cringed when I read the headline to this, and you just spelled out why. I mean, did Oprah ever do anything like this, or anything that you've listed? No, she listened. She had conversations with people. She went to Africa (and lived like Oprah), but she conversed with the locals and saw how they lived. Through…

Prosper seems okay. Its vaguely Shakespearean. I feel like the historical ones get a bit of a pass, even if we haven't heard them a lot lately.

That's Vivian Leigh as Scarlett O'Hara in 1939's epic Gone with the Wind. Which you need to get your hands on, ASAP.

The idea of Promise Rings is one of the most disgusting, pedophiliac, Lolita-esque, revolting, uuuuggggghhhhhh-inducing, shuddering, baaaaaarfing, awful, condescending, controlling, misogynistic, ...There are so many words to describe it, and I feel like this isn't enough. Miss Scarlet does not approve.

You ruined it two days ago. Stop Promoting It. Please.