Why is Maura Tierney dressing like she's 65 all of a sudden?

From my wedding website FAQ, for your entertainment:

I second Offbeat Bride for sanity and Weddingbee for insanity. I stopped checking either one once my wedding was done, but Weddingbee boards in particular provided literal hours of entertainment. I almost never posted, but I would go there and search the threads for words like "catastrophe" and "fiasco", and then just…

It's weird, I hate Steve Harvey. I really find him to be an insufferable caveman 98% of the time. But something about the combination of him and this show is magic. I never watch it on purpose, but somehow it ends up on in the background for hours at a time.

The sad part is, I had just laid down, so I wasn't sleepy at all. Just dumb.

I did that in bed once! Reached down one-handed to hike the covers a little farther up, but they were caught on something and didn't budge, so I just yanked harder. At which point I lost my grip and punched myself in the face. No lasting damage, but my husband couldn't go to sleep for twenty minutes b/c he was…

We said no kids at ours. We had no immediate family that had kids to bring, and frankly, we wanted to throw a big party for the adults we love to come and enjoy themselves. Two of my bridesmaids had very small children and made arrangements to leave them with grandparents; one of his groomsmen had an eight year old,…

This is the saddest. My condolences.

Yes... I thought it was going to be funny. But it wasn't funny. It's not that I don't agree with the article's premise, but... didn't we already know all this. It was just sort of an exhaustive (and exhausting) list.

Contestant here as well - came in second. But I liked Trebek. He wasn't super friendly, but he was professional and nice, and during that part at the end when they make all three of you stand there and pretend to talk to him, we all had a nice chat about vodka. Also he was adorably confused by Twilight when someone…

Interesting. But I feel like no matter who the sponsor is, they're always going to insist upon the final decision. It would definitely be fairer if they made that clear to the contestants, though. Or if they forced the sponsor into some sort of buyout clause. I.e., you can veto the winner but if you do you must…

I feel like there has to be some sort of clause in the competition that says Cover Girl gets final approval of the winner. And it wouldn't be at all surprising if CG didn't want to associate their brand with a former escort. But if that's the case it will be very hard for her to win, even if everything happened…

Well, there are some states where everyone is required to be paid at least minimum wage, regardless of whether or not it's a "tipped" position. (California, where I live, is one, but I know there are others.) But... it's not like minimum wage is all that livable, so probably tip anyway.

Well, it's great that you feel that way. But not everyone does. For instance, I look around my just-cleaned house with annoyance. Annoyance stemming from the fact that I just spent a non-recoupable amount of time doing something I don't enjoy, for no tangible compensation, that will just have to be done again in…

He'll just lose future revenue. Any lump sum payment he got when the show was sold to syndication would be a payment in his capacity as a producer. Producers do not receive residuals. In his capacity as an actor, though, he is entitled to residuals each time an episode with him in it airs. It's a SAG-AFTRA…

Nolte reminds me reaallllly strongly of my dad, which makes it so much worse! Kill Mel for sure, then I guess marry Levine for the money and fuck Nolte once while blackout drunk? Or marry Nolte and just like, check in at holidays?

Yeah, that should be an automatic chutes-and-ladders type slide right to the bottom, I think. :(

It's definitely Natalie Dormer. I have never in my life heard of Peyton List, but Hollywood Life says she was also there, but wearing plaid: http://hollywoodlife.com/2014/11/18/pey…

Brides Against Breast Cancer. They take used and donated sample gowns and hold events all over the country. The dresses are 50-90% off retail, and you take them home with you that day. The dress you try on is the dress you get. If you go to an event in a bigger city they'll probably have 50-100 dresses in your size,…

I did that yesterday! My hairstylist mentioned ebola, and I said, nope, you're fine, go get a flu shot.