While I don't disagree with your theory, since Matthew Weiner said someone "might" die, maybe he's implying a metaphorical death, and I'm wondering if Roger just leaves. Based on most of the things you mentioned above, I feel like he might just walk out one day and go in for something else entirely.

I don't know if this is intentional, but I find it a little odd that you keep referring to her as your 'little sis' when you're both obviously grown women. It might indicate something about the nature of your relationship.

Agreed, it may look like campy and done before RE: Depp/Burton/Bonham-Carter, but it's a great formula that frankly I'm not sick of yet. (Although I did find Sweeney Todd hard to get through, but I just wasn't a fan of the music, musicals in general rarely do it for me...)

Perhaps this type of film might not appeal to you, but I thought she was incredible in "White Oleander". She may not have had a huge amount of screen time, but I think her character was the most compelling part of the film.

That really stood out to me too and a further example of how f&*#'d up Hollywood is when it comes to a woman's body. 5'11" and a 125 pounds is crazy, and I bet she totally looks better and healthier with more weight on her, I mean at least 140 or something...when I saw the pic of her at the art show all I could think…

You need either wifi OR a data plan, so it works for people who are living in different places to communicate regularly to avoid international texting rates. It doesn't help for those who are just travelling temporarily overseas unless they find a wifi connection or pay for data (which as most know can be exorbitant).

I think that what some people are missing out on is not that people don't want black babies, but that as the article previously mentioned that most couples are looking for a child that will look like them ethnically. Especially with artificial insemination, as opposed to adoption, I don't think people think of it as…

I'm sorry it took me so long to weight in again, but I'd just like to thank everyone who had something to say with regards to my comment. I think this is a very important discussion to have and the fact that people on here seem to be able to have it so reasonably is very commendable.

My main problem with the Natalia Vodianova comment is that she made it after Lily Cole was trying to reasonably point out that the fashion world they inhabit caters to a very specific Western view and that other cultures to do not necessarily share that view, preferring a curvier physique.

While I am most certainly not on the side of the cyber-bulies - I have to be honest, I don't understand how this could qualify as rape, simply based on the information provided above.

This is by far my favourite episode this season thus far.

Season 1, when she had to start seeing a therapist because her hands kept shaking and she had a car accident with the kids. Then only to discover at the end of the season that her therapist was actually reporting her sessions back to her husband. There are no words for what a profound violation of privacy and trust…

OK, Ann Romney is awesome, Courtney Love is well-spoken, and Bristol Palin is a symbol for teen girls everywhere.

Question - Perhaps I missed something, but other than Ken saying Pete told Roger about his writing, I took that as he suspected that Pete ratted him out. Based on what I saw in the episode it didn't seem explicitly clear who went back to Roger about that. To be perfectly honest, I wouldn't be shocked if down the road…

Agreed. I saw "Tiny Furniture" and thought what is the hipster garbage I'm being subjected to. The whole thing was a cringe-worthy two hours of my life I'll never get back. And ditto on the lack of diversity mentioned above.

Despite it's questionable title, I actually found the following article which touches on a lot of the same issues and studies to be much more useful on the UK Daily Mail website of all places:

Despite it's questionable title, I actually found the following article which touches on a lot more of the same issues and studies to be a lot more useful on the UK Daily Mail website of all places:

Despite it's questionable title, I actually found the following article which touches on a lot more of the same issues and studies to be a lot more useful on the UK Daily Mail website of all places: