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Definitely. And I remember this because I found it so unsettling to see Betty Draper in Ugg boots (for so many reasons). Some of the photos from that old shoot aren't in here, but there's definitely some overlap.

Only funny on Nickelodeon...when I was 12 and thought 'All That' was, literally, all that.

I didn't know this! It's my birthday on Friday, soooo this is basically going to make it doubly awesome. :)

You beat me to it, but I'm glad this is the first thing that came to someone else's mind.

Nope! You are not alone...I was just Googling "30 Rock astronaut mike" because I couldn't remember his last name. :)

Me too! I clean them every single day and occasionally dabble in ear-candling.

How about chickie-catch? A bean blankie? And a big ol' cookie for dessert?

Not only are red pandas adorable, but their nickname, the firefox, is the inspiration for Mozilla Firefox.

In semi-related news, did any Jezzies who watched the show last night notice a bit of an audience disturbance in the background right before introducing the Best in Show judge? There was even booing and what looked like security stepping in — quelle scandale!

I hereby nominate Chloe Angyal and Mindy Kaling (she of the calling-bullshit-on-rom-coms camp) to take this article and turn it into a movie. Calling it now: It will be the next un-rom-com in the genius vein of Bridesmaids.

Oh, my gosh. I like to think the YouTube commenters are actually poorly-programmed/non-English-speaking spambots. I can't bear to believe they're actually real people.

Yes, me too! I sough them out in college on the advice of a male dormmate (go figure) and spent an entire evening reading several of Tucker Max's run-on sentences — er, stories. It was 50% curiosity and 50% "Am I going to have to become Tucker Max in order to make any decent money as a 'nonfiction' writer in this

Anna Kendrick's arm/hand is a Photoshop Disaster waiting to happen. It just looks...wrong.

My good-enough Conair is showing signs of the death rattle; every time I turn it on (especially when I am getting ready for a ponytail-inappropriate affair), I think, "This is going to be the day it dies in the middle of drying and I am going to have to go to CVS with weird half-wet hair. And be late."

It's a little bit of both, I think. Part of it is that the over-the-top, exaggerated drama of reality television (and the money these people are receiving for doing it) somewhat debases the entire enterprise for which these parents pay untold amounts of money. On a more basic level, it's the distracting presence of

And the irony of the pursuit of "fame" by going to alleged star-maker Abby Lee is that, in the real dance world, these girls are going to be seen as a reality show punchline. They will likely not be taken seriously and possibly be turned away for certain things because of it.

Joely Richardson was the actress, Julia the character. And yes, Peter Dinklage was a bright spot in the otherwise painful-to-watch later seasons of Nip/Tuck.

Dear world,

Truth! That and I routinely forget my account number for depositing/withdrawal purposes so...as long as I can deposit checks in an ATM, I will avoid entering an actual bank as much as possible.

Excellent point! Didn't think of it that way. I was thinking more of a direct-impact type of thing: If the TSA had been operating as it should have been (amongst many, many other things) 9/11 may not have happened. Clearly, though, the long-reaching effects (unpopular, dangerous war in this case) are far worse.