He & Renée Zellweger should work as consultants for the Witness Protection Program.

In Eastern Europe, people are almost catatonically unlikely to interact with each other on public transport in any way. One time, I was on a tram in Prague, and a couple got on who had clearly just come from a Renaissance-faire type situation - Dressed in old-timey clothes, weird hair, and oh yeah, the guy also had a t…

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This is a little off-topic, but... I had a friend who showed up to my father's funeral wearing jeans and work boots. Because that's what he wears for his job. He took his lunch break two hours early so he could come and pay his respects and I thought it was lovely. He made an effort to be there for my family and we…

I just can't with this. You know what's disrespectful? Turning your fucking back on the Mayor of New York because you're upset that he, what? Talked about having to protect his son from police violence? Fuck right off with your jeansgate.

She had her back done.

Travel insurance wouldn't cover expenses for the newborn; he wasn't around to insure when they purchased the coverage. Beyond care for the mother, the travel insurance won't do much else.

Well, at least we know this isn't the first time that poor, new mother has been screwed.

Let this be a lesson to all tourists: Don't come here. Our institutions support only the wealthy and insured, and we will scam you.

Does anyone else have that horrible Friends phenomenon of realizing that you're older than they are meant to be and freaking out? They seemed SO GROWN UP when I was a teenager.

I'm pretty sure they were heavily criticized for that at the time...that was why they tried to add Aisha Tyler to the mix.

He also made really good (great) music that actually spoke to people (b/c it had something to say and said it with pain, elocution, comedy and depth), lots of them and of all colors. Igloo. . . has not.

I had a college professor who lead a lecture class all about whether Eminem was "stealing Black people's music" (that's how he put it.) From my standpoint, Eminem was someone who was truly raised completely immersed in Black culture, and his contribution to hip hop music came from his actually being a part of it,…

Let me be super clear about this: I think everyone should be allow to love whomever they want and be a religious person. I don't think that religious sect of any kind should discriminate against gay people. With that being said, I understand how and why a person might decide they want to live within their communities…

some black people did at first because they thought he was "an iggy". he proved himself to be an authentic artist who lived the life that he rapped about.

Eminem wrote his own shit, talked about his own life, and never pretended to be black.

What he's basically saying to her is "shut up and just make music." She's in no way diluting anything about her art by saying things people would rather not hear. She's just disrupting their mindless consumption of it.

Hrm, I wonder if Azelea Banks was a dude Ebro would be talking about him jumping out on Twitter with his "feelings".

I think she is so smart and talented, and also authentic - total crush.