Pregnancy is beautiful, which is exactly why that dress is awful for a pregnant woman. She looked like a floral blob. The pattern does not lend itself to showing the intense curvature on her body. A solid or minimal pattern would have flattered Kardashian much more.

How was the mother impregnated?

Has anyone else listened to that audio? The way Cox weaves in and out of arguments makes it clear that she's evading the issue. She starts by referring the fact that eyewitness testimony isn't credible and that in hazing its hard to identify who's done what. Then a faculty member (Crapanzano, I think), points out that…

i don't think her eyebrows exist to be attractive or as a reason to compliment yourself. i don't think she's very interested in being pretty.

That second quoted paragraph is the most succinct explanation of casual misogyny I've seen. I'm thankful for our male allies.

I've read The Book of the Hopi a few times and am just so in awe of this absolutely beautiful, peaceful, mystical heritage.

Just so you know, romanticizing indigenous cultures is also imperializing.

But people expect that from Stern, and they go into interviews with him prepared (as much as they can be) for prodding questions. Letterman is being a shit here; the whole purpose of his show is promotional. He knows that, and that's what his guests go there to do.

Sad, but the clothes: still awful.

"... the hip hop...". Is Gwyneth satirizing herself? Otherwise, I just can't understand.

I've never heard this. That would explain some of why Jezebel is so wrapped around her finger.

YES. A great book about specifically the working-mother paradigm is "Unbending Gender," by Joan Williams. It's a sophisticated text that shows the delicate relationships among working men and women, domestic caregivers, and the corporate devaluation of human capital.

Tracie,

But shouldn't we be skeptical of the tendency to moralize art? Like, where do you think we should draw the line? As a graduate student studying indigenous peoples in the Americas, I struggle with these questions.

My social life was -out of control- when I lived in my dorms (which were pretty much apartments: everyone had a single room, 1 bathroom for a 2 person unit, 2 bathrooms for a 4 person unit, shared full kitchen).

I loved it. Dark, sweet, sexy.

Sheldon Adelson, too.

Network television has become so lame. There's no innovation there anymore: they pilfer ideas from AMC, HBO, Showtime, and shit- even UK public television- to try to meet consumer preferences. Then they water the whole idea down, have it jump the shark six episodes in, and then it's canceled.

I have a couple of friends who are very close to her. According to them, this *is* Aimee. She was super positive before the accident and has brought that attitude to bear on the new situation.

I have a couple of friends who are very close to her. According to them, this *is* Aimee. She was super positive before the accident and has brought that attitude to bear on the new situation.