A star reward to you for Matt Lucas. I would totally accept him or David playing me in my life story (most likely a Lifetime Original where I get murdered for doing something dumb).

“I personally feel that, in an ideal world, any actor should be able to play anybody”

This is a fair assessment. I’m still watching this show but am really frustrated because it is so creatively myopic with Elizabeth Moss occupying the main narrative to the suppression of almost all other voices. It is especially frustrating when you think of just how layered and interesting this show could be if it…

“You know who was in a cage and didn’t die?”

Well, you know who else was treated like a caged animal...

Uhhh, has she ever heard of John McCain? He WAS in a cage, very disrespectful to the memory of this senator (who I assume she just doesn’t know.)

I hear her Starbucks callout is a Venti Chocolate Frappuccino with extra whip for Megan, the daughter of John McCain who spent several years as a POW in Vietnam and came back a hero then went on as a successful career in politics...

But what if Tim’s ass looked really fine in those jeans?

Read the room. If you don’t know how to do that, keep your mouth shut.

Same here about the quaint British shows. I stumbled over Doc Martin and devoured the first few seasons. Also, I have a soft spot in my heart for the Detectorists which always puts me in a nice zen frame of mind.

I’ve never met anyone who says “Not all men” in any of its myriad variations who is not part of the problem. Anyone who injects that into these conversations is willing to overwrite women’s experiences with their own sense of entitlement that their egos must be taken seriously.

I think about the time I posted the Margaret Atwood quote here and got flamed for days from men who thought it of vital importance that I recognize that it is #NotAllMen. They cited examples of all the times they got rejected and didn’t attack anyone (of course they didn’t get rejected very often because they were…

Apples and oranges there-the reasons behind black women straightening their hair and a Carolina Herrera designer using Mexican patterns and embroidery techniques are not remotely the same.

I’m also not super-outraged by Miley’s comments either, but I don’t think it was only the fact that she criticized hip-hop that bothered people.

Oh! Thank you for this. VS bras are currently the only ones I wear - I’ve tried ThirdLove and True & Co and Knix much to my extremely chafed despair (thirdlove bras are truly terrible if you have any movement at all, Knix gave me such a laughable uniboob that I’ve never worn it in public). I have a tough size too…

I believe the look is called “dry thirst.”

I like the mix of “incognito” and “look at me”

Forgot the SPONSORED POST tag.

This looks exactly how I’ve heard all of my high school reunions have gone. The popular kids show up to relive their glory days because they’re the only ones who have fond memories of high school. The rest of the class ditch the reunion because they’ve actually grown the fuck up*.

Wait, what? If the designer asked me, I would say “YES, crossbody strap it up! I need and want a crossbody strap.” First of all, the straps have never bothered my bosom (which is ample). Second, the other options suck. Do I carry the strap on my sloping shoulder and it constantly slides off and I have to grab the bag…