I want to know this about: Prince, Madonna (is she Madge? Esther? What?), Pink, Gwyneth Paltrow (Gwynnie?), Sigourney Weaver (Sig? Siggy?), and Chaka Khan.

One of the things I really admire about the Jolie-Pitt's is that they really do let them dress in their own individual styles so that they can express themselves in any way they want. Specifically, this child (I think it's this one, anyway) always appears to be very gender-neutral, even leaning towards a more…

It is said that quitting smoking will add ten years to your life, but considering that you're too old to really do much of anything, they are the worst ten years.

Details, details... (and for the record, he was in some kind of decade-long relationship before this one and that is close enough to a marriage in my book.)

"Earlier this month it was reported Jennifer and Justin had signed up to an intensive three-day marriage boot camp in Santa Monica."

I have made some really terrible decisions in my life, but none of them (I don't think, at least) are due to a psychological disorder. Poor decisions and mental illness might occasionally look the same, but are not—-otherwise all those people who used to walk around in Hammer pants would have been institutionalized.

Maybe we have not heard more about him because he's South African? Also, look at the mess that Armstrong created while people were turning the other cheek because of his successes. Look at how little we heard about OJ, despite all of his domestic violence incidents prior to his completely losing control, like this…

They are doing some amazing things with the use of MDMA to treat PTSD. Try to get in on a trial. It can supposedly do in a day what years of therapy can not.

Her values are appalling——a fancy watch and a desire to be anorexic-looking. I hope at least one of her parents are ashamed. And, as a potential mentor at the time about how to grow up in Hollywood, maybe Jenny Garth should be too, but Kelly Taylor's got her own problems now.

Wow. Impressive.

I don't care as much anymore what other people think, but I would do anything, give anything in the world, if only I could get that terrible voice out of my head that has been there since practically birth that is constantly berating me for every last unnecessary pound I weigh. I am not actually remotely anorexic…

Like I wrote, part of the curriculum. We wouldn't teach one semester of math or English. We teach these things year after year with an escalating curriculum.

I don't know about that. Sounds a little like black panic to me. How about just Girlfight Club?

It's better than not teaching any sort of defensive practices at all, n'est pas? I prefer that over simply saying not to go there or do that because of the dangers involved. There is no empowerment in what you advise.

How about a mandate in schools that every single young woman learn how to defend herself against any attack no matter the future profession she chooses?

Nothing beats Natalie Portman's tour de force performance in this Purim-themed episode made for our Jewish friends.

This would be convenient for me for it to come back in style (not that I really wear what is fashionable) but I have terrible legs, which thick ankles and cellulite—-even when I was much younger and thinner— and so you must think about people like us. THINK ABOUT US WHO LIKE DRESSES!!!

"Either way, I think everyone should go to jail."

But it's Tru tv! Those Lyars!

Great—-I have gone my whole life being able to say that I don't understand football (and am happy that way) and you go and explain it. Talk about needing a spoiler alert...