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@1girl: I'm not sure that was the point of the article, though I agree with you. I think it was sort of a sign-of-the-times kind of thing. Like facebook has permeated every level of our lives, even fucked-up parenting.

@the sea ghost: Frankly, I think this kind of permissive parenting is just a matter of projection. She wants to be left alone. She didn't want to be told no. And frankly, she didn't feel like bathing her baby. She wanted to facebook. And you know what, sometimes I just want to facebook instead of doing my job,

Remember the other day when commenters were asking, "Why the vitriol for Gwyneth?" This is why the vitriol for Gwyneth.

You know, I used to think Kat Von D was pretty cool. Not hang-up-posters-of-you-on-my-walls cool (partially because I'm like 30), but cool. And gradually this whole Jesse James thing has made her seem so crass and fame hungry. Nothing about the placement of her left hand in those photos seems natural. It all seems

@zeusdidit: @lalaland13: It's not embarrassing to know that. Or if it is, I should be doubly embarrassed because I'm disappointed that I didn't know this. My main areas of interest are (a) celebrity gossip and (b) Rilo Kiley, so this is definitely in my wheelhouse.

@LaBing: You should be starred immediately for that Mary Poppins reference.

The Jake and Jenny question...is that Jenny Lewis? It sure looks like Jenny Lewis. Anybody? God, they'd make a marvelous couple. It would make the whole Taylor Swift thing look like, "Oh, I was looking for a rad guitard-playing chick and er, I got lost. Now I'm back on track."

@interpretedworld: I felt like the whole thing said "I'm smarter than you, that's why I get this look and you don't." Maybe that's a vibe I've gotten from Portman before now and it's informing my opinion of this look. The shoes! The matching clutch! The rose itself, quite frankly. But the necklace bothered me the

To borrow a phrase, Natalie Portman's entire ensemble was like a bomb that just kept exploding. Ugh, that rose. Oh shit, and she matched the shoes to it! Blech, that necklace! Oh, the humanity!

@VisforVanity: There is. It's in The Omnivore's Dilemma. Their ingredients don't refer to it as lighter fluid, of course. They list something called "TBHQ" which is butane.

@texylady: Also...Beyonce's video was infinitely better. Maybe he could've been a little more appropriate with his delivery but I mean, the guy had a point.

@keldo: And there's lighter fluid in McDonald's chicken nuggets. Big whoop. They're still delicious. Just like milk chocolate.

@Rare Affinity: Um, yes. Because they do so to everyone on a uniform basis, not just to their pregnant co-workers.

@maggieboo: I'm so with you! I kept waiting for the "bitch said what?" moment, and it never came. Other people's consciences are not suspended because you're getting married (and that's speaking as someone getting married in 8 months). As for the writer's assertion that she should've said why she objects to the

@NefariousNewt: Yeah, I love the conscientious objector pharmacists. How about a conscientious objector police officer or a conscientious objector 4-star general. How's that workin' out for ya?

@ThatBroad: Yup. This string of dudes she's dated that just seem like such odd choices are odd choices if you're looking for love. If you're looking for a (relatively) high profile romance that will boost your record sales due to the audience's hope that it's getting an inside, unvarnished account of your break-up

@cinematheques: Is this where we run at each other with our arms out?

[Insert Stan Sitwell joke here.]

I love the sweeping music and the accolades/nominations before the names and then...Katie Holmes.

So Rachel Zoe essentially stitched her own label into all the clothes she already owns.