I took it as friendly! I do hope you’re right.

Ugh. I’m sure Kendall’s a hard worker and all, she’s pretty, but I imagine Linda Evangelista is fuming right now

Sorry, but I had a great time. I loved the cast, loved seeing a movie with my kids that was funny without a lot of profanity or potty humor, loved recalling seeing the original in the theater as a kid with my own parents. At my screening, everyone clapped when it was over! Not Shakespeare, but a fun summer film.

How is that possible? The movie was great!

Totally. God forbid we have “mommy stories.” Stories about moms — so divorced from This American Life, amirite? WHo wants to hear anything about moms, who are, after all, let’s face it — women.

Hillary doesn’t care, but her convention hair has been on fleek.

I met Musk’s ex-wife Justine at an event that lasted several days, so lots of time to observe. She was vapid, spacey, rude and gorgeous. So I’m imagining that is Elon’s type

I know all the Code Pink ladies through my friend, an activist. Super easy to sneak into the RNC — just put on a dress and heels.

I agree! thanks!

thank you! I was hoping my comment wouldn’t be offensive in any way, but I lived in India for a short time and so I’m very familiar with the speech patterns.

From syntax etc I suspect the writer is Indian, Pakastani or Bangladeshi. It was a perfectly clear, understandable and polite response, and not unfortunate, just not written by a native English speaker from the US

My kids invented this sandwich as toddlers but it’s just now catching on

why can’t someone sue xoJane and put THEM out of business?

This is wonderful, but having lived in India, I will say that many women who have come in the generations before your students are just as bad ass within terrible societal constraints. I’ve met women who are amazing lawyers, doctors etc who work all day and THEN go home and cook full meal for husband, brother’s family…

Then stop commenting. WTH.

You’re right, it’s extra, if you want to do something nice for the kids. I myself have done it — visited a children’s home, taken photos, sent copies to the kids and not posted the photos to social media. It is possible to do a small thoughtful thing and promote a humanitarian initiative publicly at the same time.

Eat, Pray, Love was an awful book. But I think Liz Gilbert the person is nice based on what I hear from people who actually know her. And her book about Creativity is FANTASTIC.

Yes, kids love getting their pictures taken. How about making prints and sending them back to the school/orphanage etc so that kids can have them, instead of showing off on social media?

So sorry!

My great aunt shot at her husband after a boozy argument and at the time everyone thought it was hilarious that she’d shot out the tires of his Cadillac as he tried to drive away because nobody thought she meant to kill him. But of course she could have. My cousin pulled out a shotgun and shot it into the air as a…