I thought it was kind of funny how she threw and shattered the glass and no biggie, but Brandi tossing the wine in Eileen's face earlier in the season was almost a hanging offense. The ladies definitely take sides

how is Lisa the hero after first lunging at her neck and then smashing a wine glass on the table?

I agree with you. Just a helpful comment though, you can not have PTSD over this. That is just as insensitive as saying you are OCD because you like things organized. It trivializes real psychological disorders. But otherwise I am with you.

To play devil's advocate, I'm always curious as to what level of cultural appropriation IS justifiable. The reflexive answer is generally, "None whatsoever," but almost all style as we think of it springs not from a vacuum, but is the product of a varied melting pot of associations and ideas, which combinations of…

Assholes like this just make me so goddamned tired. If you don't like abortion, don't get one! I know you "pro-lifers" (looooolz) hate the fact that abortion gives women control over their lives, their careers, and their sexuality, but ffs—enough is enough. I hate that I'm too tired of stories like this to even be…

There's always a girl on The Bachelor who signed up for this show but can't handle the premise and implodes because everyone else is flirting with/kissing HER boyfriend. This season, it's Britt. The second she realized there's a chance she may not win she bolted, but not before trying to manipulate Chris into begging…

But her actual career is to get paid to act.

Don't worry about this yutz. I don't have a kid & even I know kids can be infuriating. Anyone who says their kids have never made them furious with rage is either not a parent or has a nanny. You're doing fine love, really. Hang in there.

I know it's frustrating....actually I don't. I can barely handle my iffy cat sometimes, but you have my sympathy & admiration. In all seriousness, in 20 years your child will love you so much more for it though. Treating him like a person, but making sure he understands people make mistakes but have to face the…

Yeah, my parents friends tried that. And as for the bullshit, we had jobs and were in the IB Program, so we certainly had enough homework. And we has extracurricular activities. Finding time for bullshit isn't very hard.

Please re-read. Or troll more earnestly so I can tell the difference.

There are genius teenagers... If your parents are just "normals" and you're uncomfortably intelligent, you can just play your parents, teachers etc like a fiddle. You're looked upon as a paragon, but basically live your life the way you want it...

Keep telling yourself that teenagers are DUMB, if they're anything like…

I'm so happy for Zephany's parents but I wonder how Zephany feels. The Guardian article didn't quote her and I can't imagine how hard it would be to find out the people you thought were your family were actually your abductors.

Basically he agreed to be paid SAG minimum wage because he reaaaaaally wanted to work with Martin Scorsese. He revealed it during an interview with Howard Stern and it was all over the internet last year, shortly after the Oscars.

Is it really that bullshit? Iunno. Jonah Hill was only paid $60k for his role in The Wolf of Wall Street, despite the budget being 10x that of Precious. At that point in his career, I'd say he was a bigger star than Mo'Nique was, having been nominated 2 years earlier for Moneyball. I don't know if they made him…

Actually I don't think that's the main issue here. Mo'nique is known for being, ahem, "difficult". And Hollywood doesn't let women get away with that. Sean Young disappeared because she was a difficult bitch. Katherine Heigl got blackballed and ended up doing zzyquil commercials until she bit the bullet and apologised…

She got paid $50,000 because it was a small movie and no one thought it would be the box office smash it turned into. She has a business manager and agent and could have negotiated a better deal on the back end of the movie. She has also been in show business for along time - she knows how the business side works, so…

A. IF she was promoting without [extra] pay, it's really "without pay." Film promotion is included in her salary. When actors sign on to star in a movie, they know they're not just there to act. That check covers the whole thing, start to finish, including the press junkets and premieres.

she was only paid $50,000 for her Oscar-winning role inPrecious, adding that director Lee Daniels later told her she'd been blackballed for not playing by Hollywood's politics. "I'm not complaining about the money because that's what I signed up for," she says.