I like her new hairstyle.

If a rapist is going to find a target at the gym, they are going to find them anywhere. I fail to see how a gym particularly makes you vulnerable...

Ugh. I shudder to think this is reflective of the attitude that the only "legitimate rape" is stranger rape, and all the rest is sex women wanted at the time but later regret. At the very least, it promotes that idea.

It never ceases to amaze me how little these people seem to care about the FORCED abortions against people's will occurring in other countries.

Duh...guess I should have read the first line of the article, at least.

Wasn't this the plot of an Arrested Development episode?

That was unusually insightful of Katy Perry. No way she thought of that on her own - someone told her that.

I wasn't saying it never happens - just that it's quite uncommon. Many actresses pull this crap in interviews "oh, I don't really watch what I eat. I hate to work out!" Yeah, right! I really think they are advised to say this by their agents because it reinforces the idea that they are special super-women deserving of…

See now, I always felt betrayed by Gilmore Girls when they had the actresses pretend they were so against working out, yet consumed endless junk food. Because you know those ladies were *really* in the gym like 7 days a week, and watching what they ate, to look like that.

Kerastase is owned by L'Oreal, so I'm not that surprised either I guess.

Kerastase is terrible, for a high end brand - their Chroma shampoo (colour safe, allegedly) has SLS. I switched to a sulphate free shampoo years ago and my colour stays in and I have WAY less split ends.

But SLS also dries out your hair...so even if it's not unsafe to use, I think that's reason enough to steer clear.

I don't see you addressing the studies showing that parabens can cause premature aging of the skin...personally I'll still avoid them until I hear otherwise. I don't want my wrinkle cream giving me wrinkles.