It was on an Ellen show a couple weeks ago, Jane Fonda was the guest and Ellen gave Portia the tape to "see if she could do the exercises". Supposedly (according to Ellen) Ellen snuck up on her with a camera but given the poses Portia chose, even Jane Fonda was heh, yeah, right.

I think that stunned her more than the entire bizarre episode, she was all HE IS GOING TO FEEL AWKWARD? Dude, YOU are going to feel awkward when your head hits the pavement out of the third floor window. I did like that story though, Good Lord, that was good for a bottle of wine hysterically giggling in front of the…

Greatest part is she was immediately horrified out of her mind and said her own boyfriend was on the way over (this was after he attempted the corner her in the kitchen and go in for the clinch). He said 'oh, I'd better go, it will be really awkward for him'. Holy crap.

My hideous long ago ex-husband showed up at my closest girlfriends house, professing love - and used our five year old, who was besties with her five year old, as an in, pretended he left clothes there - WHILE HIS NEWEST WIFE WAS IN LABOR. I've never gotten over that one. Blech indeed

It depends on the state. In Virginia, you can be liable to the seller if you disclose anything like murder/suicide/ghosts without the client asking you first. You can't volunteer the information. Caveat emptor and all. Moral to this story, VERY SPECIFICALLY ASK ANYTHING ABOUT THE HOUSE AND/OR PROPERTY. Then…

My very ex-husband vehemently argued - in court and to cops - that he never hit me, he just pushed me into walls. He actually stood there in court, in front of a full courtroom and confidently said that. The lengths abusers will go to disguise their behavior is amazing.

Out of nowhere, Miley Cyrus continues to impress me.

No kidding. Angela Davis will be fascinated. Before posting for all to see, do you people even attempt this Google?

You have friends?

Imma never wanna let you finish - tears of JOY.

I can see why you are okay with it - considering you refer to the murder of the victim as 'getting herself killed'.

ahaha - sorry, just saw this! Who knows, I may be, but I was basing it on an old bf & his Lutheran family. Their motto was, "it's just a scratch'. He actually had a heart attack and never went to the doctor until three days later - and that was when he was forced by his employer. HE WENT TO WORK WITH A HEART…

You must be Lutheran.

So you don't get it, whateves. Change the channel. And please stop calling yourself a gal, for heaven's sake, you sound like someone Steve Lawrence has misplaced.

You are missing how he plays - he's sharp as a nail, he just uses different characters in different interviews. If he likes and respects who he is interviewing, and the person is new to Letterman, he'll be dotty old uncle at the Thanksgiving table who can't be trusted with a knife - and set them up to tell all about…