There's a woman at my gym who I've seen on two separate occasions just standing directly in front of a treadmill watching TV. No stretching—just standing there, arms akimbo, staring up at Brian Williams and blocking the treadmill belt for anyone who wants to use it.

Not all of the historical dolls are archived—just Samantha, Felicity, and Kirsten. I got an Addy for each of my nieces in Christmas 2011, and they loved her.

I'm fairly certain Samantha Jones made a joke about this once.

He's also a rapper now (albeit a terrible one), so you were inadvertently correct.

"It's unclear why women would enjoy watching musclebound dudes in tight pants piling up on one another"

I'm over 25, and I also was one of those people who never really got hangovers (so few, in fact, that I can specifically remember each one). Nowadays I still don't get hangovers, even when I'm plastered.

Like celebrity deaths, Victoria's Secret model pregnancies come in threes. Marisa, you're next.

I love Loehmann's. I sometimes convince my cousin to drive me down to the one in Sheepshead Bay where you can sort through the designer discounts in relative peace (at least on a weekday).

I'm sure they exist, but I have yet to see anyone buy a purchase at the Warehouse sale that was "worth it" (in the general sense, not to their own weird need to battle people for an ugly, overpriced Viktor & Rolf blouse that wouldn't have sold otherwise).

I wish. My friend calmly walked me to the other side of the shoe floor before I could reach for the nearest projectile.

Kanye, this gambit only works when you're giving up a lesser talent for an equal or greater one (e.g., the aforementioned Victoria Beckham, Justin Timberlake...sorta).

Last year at Sak's, I tried on a pair of shoes that I decided not to buy; before I could even set them down, a woman snatched them right out of my hand and had the nerve to smile and say, "Oh, I'm sorry." And this was only at 25% off.

In this case, the Dutch equivalent to the English n-word is so verbally similar that it's hard to believe they wouldn't think twice about the offensiveness.

One of the basic lessons in Avoiding Casual Racism 101, a class that many people skipped.

I think the real question is: why would a pilot let her get off the plane while the props are still spinning?

No one said you can't feel guilt and shame at any age. But the "guilt and shame" in this case are clearly correlative with the fact that "real-life 'Marie,'...felt taken advantage of" due to the power dynamic between student and teacher, which is also related to her age at that time.

I noticed quite a few comments talking about how seventeen is not too young to start an affair. True as that may be for some people, Elissa interviewed the girl (now woman) in question, who verified the shame and guilt she still endures because of the affair. That emotional distress should answer any speculations as…

Shingai's shoes are Louis Vuitton from a few seasons ago—Fall 2009, I believe. She always wears bold colors, and well.

Yeah, I'm not thin-skinned at all, and I didn't have too much of a problem with Morgan's standard gross-out humor. Then he started to go borderline with some of his jokes, but I decided I'd stick it out and wait and see what happens, as I knew some of his individual jokes could be really funny.

I went to one of his shows about seven years ago and he said some pretty raunchy, offensive, out-there things. His jokes weren't necessarily delivered in a so-radically-off-the-wall-it's-hilarious manner, but in a way that made me feel really uncomfortable to even be in a room where other people were laughing at them.…