I live in South Africa and have for the last seven years. And in the last few days, I have overheard numerous strangers (of all backgrounds, etc) on the streets of Johannesburg, discussing and universally panning this idea. Never seen/heard any sort of similar spontaneous outpouring of opinion about anything else (not…

We insisted on kiddos at our wedding (it helped that we got married at my brother-in-law’s house, in the backyeard, which has a playscape). I was actually kind of disappointed that they were all so well-behaved: I was really hoping for a meltdown or some blood, because it’s not a good wedding unless something goes…

And he's SUPER smart. I interviewed him last year and he was really nice, but intimidatingly smart. And annoyingly good at explaining complex things to an idiot (journalist) like me.

I think this is a bit mean-spirited — and a bit tone-deaf considering there is a wealth of literature on straight white teeth being a class signifier:

LOVE this pattern with all the herbs! My husband and I separately inherited two pieces from our moms — I have the square dish (like the one pictured); he got the round one with the handle. We use them all the time even though they don't match with any of our china or servingware.

A good friend of mine just gave me a fantastic, early-90s, dark wash pair by Valentino. They are SO comfortable, but I'm struggling with the styling. I finally gave up and just wore a regular tee over them for their initial outing.

Lucky jeans. Check it out. You're welcome.

Larry King is right to begin this with an apology.

Lucky jeans FTW, people. Go check them out. They're as thin as tissue paper — or at least the girls' ones are — but they miraculously fit over my huge calves and once-large thighs and butt (the latter two went back to normal, still athletic size when I quit CrossFat).

YES. My husband started carrying handkerchiefs in his mid-20s. He's an engineer, the kind of guy who always carries a pocketknife. Hankies, he said, are just as practical. I doubted that.

My husband fits all of these descriptions. Every single one. And I notice "female" is not a Hard (Objective) Parameter.

May I also add that you can use the non-vacuum function on most sealers and simply re-seal anything — potato chips, bags o' salad ... anything. It's genius.