Monica Potter's character is probably one of my favorites on Parenthood. Her performance last season was really top notch. She probably won't win, because the show isn't really a favorite of a lot of folks, but glad she got the recognition!

Ugh, because Starz. I wish Netflix had picked it up and not that horrible Arrested Development "season." (Or whatever that was that I decided to stop watching.)

There are a lot of impressive female artists who write their own material and *gasp* play instruments — but you won't hear them on Top 40 radio. They're mostly relegated to the "indie" or DIY scenes, which is a total bummer.

YYYs and Metric aren't Top 40 radio bands, and (having once worked for the label who launched Florence and the Machine) I can tell you that Florence fans are of the same breed as people who like Katy Perry and the lot. Not to mention, all three are pretty much still "Hot Chick backed by Musicians."

I'm torn. On one hand — YAY a female pop artist who goes against the sexed up tarlet image. On the other hand — it's just a shame that her music is so horrendously bad. I do not understand why it's so popular.

Was just sharing my personal experience with it.

Coming in to say you don't want this kind of body. Because while men will drool over Kim Kardashian as the "ideal" woman with the "hottest bod," non-famous women who have bodies like this get told we're "too fat" by the same brand of dudebro.

No, no, no. You can't boot the wonderful, magical Brian Williams from his seat! Send her to ABC. They could use her.

She's always looked in her 40s to me. I can only hope I look that good at 60, hot damn.

I, too, was similarly obsessed. Member of the fan club, had a Lisa Frank themed birthday when I was 7 — complete with this massive Markie cake that my mother got a local bakery to painstakingly design and frost by hand. I still love those late 80s-early 90s designs, and I'm pretty bummed the company didn't have the…

I got my 11 year-old niece an iPod — mainly because I remember being 11 and I know she'll grow disinterested with toys very, very soon because middle school — and I got my 2 year old niece drums.

I want them all so badly.

I'm going home and showing it to my metalworker boyfriend immediately. He can make us steak monograms for every day of the week for a fraction of the cost of this arrogant crap.

I totally understand; some things make me have similar reactions, too, even when I specifically try to avoid them.

Sorry you're feeling bad. I found the original comment to be pretty humble-braggy and not at all in tune with what a lot of women go through. Heck, there are women who would love to breastfeed and their kid doesn't do it from the moment they pop out of the womb! Why does motherhood have to be a competition? It's…

I did get a very strong #humblebrag feeling from this — but whatever. T he woman is taller than I'll ever be and richer than I'll ever be. I guess she can humblebrag all she wants.

Ding ding ding!

Don't read the comments on that Knot link. Holy hell. This one (it's real) did me in:

80s prom themed wedding? You mean my parents' 1986 nuptials? Horrible, ruffled bright teal dresses for all the ladies, bad teal ties for the dudes.