I was on Tinder and had a great experience. I think whether or not people use as a hook up site is pretty regional. People here in San Francisco tend to use it for casual dating, but when I mentioned that I was on Tinder to a friend who lived in New York she was adamant that people mostly use it for hooking up. I…

This will help! http://www.diedinhouse.com/

Yeah but how does he always manage to get an on camera behind home plate seat?!

There is a right Jonas brother?

People have way too much time on their hands.

Red vs White is going to be a battle!

I don't know why you are being so hard on Chris Harrison. It is fully within his and The Bachelor's right to expect their contestants to be forthcoming about their experience on the show and their future plans. They are on a TV show, not some random couple plucked off the street. Juan Pablo is a douche and I applaud…

Journalism, especially blog journalism (if you can even call it that) is so shitty. People will print literally anything without even trying to authenticate it. I'm pretty positive I could bullshit my way into the news by just feeding these blogs fake information. No one really cares if any of this is real, they just…

I totally dug their YouTube videos, but I am still getting into the show.

This is WAY better than the 300 Sandwiches lady's blog.

This is WAY better than the 300 Sandwiches lady.

On an unrelated note: Jezebel, please for the love of doge, do not switch to the new comment structure! This is the only comments section of the Gawker website that I can actually follow. The new Kinja platform is horrendous!

Yey sports! Do that thing! Win those point!

The Crunch, granted, gets Google patrons. The Melt has closed (http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-melt-s…) as has has Gordon Biersch (http://www.yelp.com/biz/gordon-bie…) to name a few.

My personal issue with tech companies in SF is that they don't contribute to the community and in some cases actually take away from it. How do they do this? They offer everything an employee might need in-office for free and none of these services are open to the public (even at a cost). This may not seem like a big…

Yeah I think seeking the truth about these stories is important. Thinking back to the waitress who lied about discrimination at her restaurant, people were donating actual money to her and she was profiting off her internet lie, before someone discovered the truth . Maybe in this case, no one say, set up a false…

Calling someone who weighs 105 "gaunt" is judgey in and of itself, so you lost me in paragraph 2. As we LOVE to say on Jezebel, you can't judge someone's weight as an indication of being healthy or unhealthy, so calling 105lbs gaunt is just as bad.

I think seeking the truth about these stories is important. Thinking back to the waitress who lied about discrimination at her restaurant, people were donating actual money to her and she was profiting off her internet lie, before someone discovered the truth . Maybe in this case, no one say, set up a false foundation…

I think seeking the truth about these stories is important. Thinking back to the waitress who lied about discrimination at her restaurant, people were donating actual money to her and she was profiting off her internet lie, before someone discovered the truth . Maybe in this case, no one say, set up a false foundation…