I disagree. I haven't read the GQ article yet but I would rather read articles about outlandish mutants with obvious psychological issues than another piece about how that actress from that one show loves wearing skirts and hates fake people.

wow what a shock she's bat s**t crazy

I think it's lovely, too, as was the presence of a female elder.

Oof. She's gorgeous and has great clothes and her house is awesome, but no amount of money would be worth having her life.

He's a Maori elder and it's all part of the traditional welcoming ceremony: he's probably bursting with pride, so no wonder he's smiling from ear to ear. :=)

This is the definition of aplomb. A genteel smile in the presence of a naked warrior with ass tattoos.

Prince George is delicious. Nom nom nom on baby legs and cheeks.

That baby makes my ovaries hurt somethin' fierce.

For me, it's about accepting that I have days where I feel like hot stuff and other days where I think I'm the most hideous thing on the planet. Another persistent problem is when I speak my truths about my body, "I have big thighs (so I can't wear those pants)" and other people will rush to tell me this isn't true.…

I'm in the "love it but pretend I'm 'meh' about it because nobody likes that girl" camp. Sure there are things that annoy me (my feet are bigger than I think they should be and so are my ears) but overall I'm content. Don't say that though, because either people don't believe you and think you secretly hate your body…

I can go around hating my body and being angry with it. Or... I can not.

I'm in the meh camp myself. Although I want to point out that I don't have a problem with fit mom because she likes her own body too much. I have a problem with her assumption that everyone else who doesn't look like her is just making excuses.

You might be projecting here. Gella hasn't said anything about her status regarding kids at all. And there are plenty of kids who will tell you that their father sucked and you're the lucky one. Everyone's situation is different.

why would it be insensitive or disrespectful? it's the truth. i think it's great that more women are going this route. if they really want children, there is no reason to wait until you find your ideal partner. especially since, if my married friends are any indication, women end up doing the vast majority of the…

"For years Irish people were treated just as poorly as blacks and Notre Dame was around back then."

I'm more freaked out by his hair. Even if he had normal eyes, I'd be like "you and your crazy hair can walk right the fuck out."

"Others launched the familiar hate speech — "Go back to the reservation," etc."

Unless you're here to tell us Pratt finally got a job, why would you even bother?

Baldwin looks depressed. Must be hard to live your life as a douchebag.

These are the type of men who refer to taking care of their own children as "babysitting". Don't be surprised that they've got no clue as to why what they said was wrong.