Yeah. He said he couldn’t be with her because she wrote about sex and was a girl about town. To put it in Legally Blonde parlance, he said he needed a Jackie but she was a Marilyn.
Yeah. He said he couldn’t be with her because she wrote about sex and was a girl about town. To put it in Legally Blonde parlance, he said he needed a Jackie but she was a Marilyn.
That’s really shitty. I was a nanny, and I worked under the table. You wanna know why? I got bribed to work under the table when I was starting out, and I was desperate for the money. Then, as my reputation, experience, and pay grew, I could not get back on the up-and-up. I was offered more money every time I wanted…
I’m in Ohio, and I used to be a top-tier nanny in my city—the absolute Cadillac of childcare. I stayed home with my baby for 2 1/2 years, which was less time than we wanted but I got an excellent opportunity to write full time. The point, though, is that our child care, which I was so guilt-wracked and miserable…
I thought you were joking, but MAN! That is John Schneider’s hairdo!
He slut shamed her so hard, I never blamed her for that soft outing. Forgive and forget would have been classier, but pee pee politico had it coming.
I’m irritated that a person with the opportunity to wear a $2M ring doesn’t know to have it properly sized. A ring that falls off is improperly sized.
Mansfield Park is the best novel. I have more love for P&P, but MP is a masterwork.
Dre Barrymore is charming, as ever.
He can’t take it away from her. The Oscar won’t cease to exist if she calls him a shitheel pedophile. If I were her, I would just own up. But, she is Cate Blanchett and I am me, so I guess I’ll leave being Cate Blanchett to her.
That was really stressful to watch.
...lying to get another job?
MUSIC & LYRICS IS MY JAM!!!
I would really respect a celebrity if just for once one said, “Woody Allen is a shitbag of a human but I wanted to work with him because of my career. I used him. He sucks, but I have an Oscar.”
I agree that it takes no talent to “use Google.” Respectfully, though, I think it is a talent when I can make Google spit out the name of the book my teacher read to us in third grade or find Cole Haan boots that were discontinued six years ago for my husband. That’s Google-fu.
You cannot comfort the afflicted without afflicting the comfortable.
Not that it will ruin Jon Hamm’s day or anything, but he just doesn’t blow my skirt up. Don Draper does. Jon Hamm doesn’t. I also wish he would wear underpants.
I just watched that episode a few days ago. Such a powerful sentence about that generation.
It is thoroughly possible to love the books for nostalgia’s sake, and appreciate the windows into that time period they throw open. It’s good for children to read them, or have them read to them, I should say, and to understand how society moves and grows and learns.
Really, Amber Heard? Really? Really?
I wear jeans everywhere.