These people are the epitome of 'living beyond your means', which I have always found really unwise and not-classy. And now that they're "famous", they're going to be relying on their celebrity to get them out of it, not a job or something. Which will require them to continue living beyond their means, as they will…

@ChildBride: also it looks like white astroturf. NO PLS.

@Fanita: yeahhuh.

That dress on Stephenie Myer is flipping hideous. The elasticized waist is the first thing that pops out at me, but there's so much wrong with it. Everyone else pretty much looks awful too, particularly Elizabeth Reaser.

Tracie, are you punishing the people who complained about Spencer with Olivia Munn?

Is it porn-negative if I say fuck this movie?

OH and one time I went to a Leonard Cohen tribute concert - free in Prospect Park - and it was fucking awesome. Nick Cave showed up unannounced.

I disagree so hard. Sitting on blankets listening to opera or classical in the park were some of the best times I ever had in New York, not to mention Shakespeare in the Park. Sure, the tickets are a pain in the ass to get, but it's awesome.

@LazyHippo: maybe the way the black eye looks is a reference to the fact that the cigarettes have charcoal in them.

@jrhys: I wish they weren't included!

@vamusical: Pirates (which i have never seen but my friends say it's epic) is almost classy in comparison. It's not called "this ain't pirates of the Caribbean XXX!"

No black tights on Daria.

The're both bratty douchebags in my opinion, but Rpattz does have a bit of a point - there is a lot more free floating hate for Kristin Stewart out there than there is for him. The tabloids, particularly, seem to think she's going to do something terrible to him.

I did the sad post breakup haircut, and what's worse is, I did it myself.

@vesseltosea: I know it's not covered by a lot of insurances, even though it should be.

@Białe Kwiaty: I don't wish her harm or anything, but I am not enchanted by her fashion or any of her musings. I find her outfits and aesthetic unappealing.

@Białe Kwiaty: I feel sort of unsafe disliking her, the pro vibe is so strong.

If making it over the counter means it wouldn't be covered by insurance (or free to those eligible) then I say no.

I get a little "Greenberg" about this girl, which will now not just be an unpopular opinion, but a disemvowling offense.

@Apollonia: it really is ugly, but a lot of the Alabama plates are.