Ever wondered what the eccentric performer Björk looked like as a young girl? Ponder no more: This week the musician posted a picture of herself on Twitter. She's even playing a recorder in the picture, because, of course she is.
It's not fair to guys that they seem to have a monopoly on commitment issues. Even if this is territory that they have themselves claimed, they do themselves a disservice. Women's commitment issues are much more subtle but often way more sticky and insidious.
When a guy is afraid to commit he will usually own it: "Yeah, I have commitment issues and I'm not really ready to settle down." When that guy becomes ready, he usually doesn't have to have his Cablight on for very long before he gets snatched up.
The reason I am writing you is because after three years my boyfriend just broke up with me and it hit me hard. I was cooking dinner and he came home from work, walked in the kitchen with that I-have-something-to-tell-you-face and said he wasn't sure I was the one. I started to cry and left. We haven't spoken since but I want my stuff back that's at his place. What is the next step? -- Kelly D, Chicago
This morning, Tavi Gevinson’s website Rookie tweeted a call to arms to its teen followers: “Growns who think teens tweets are dumb (#followateen) should see their fellow adults’. Today we dare to #followanadult. Join us won’t you?”
Now that the Obama administration has said that it will challenge a federal court ruling that Plan B must be available over the counter to women of all ages — and while everyone’s thinking about 2016 — some fans of reproductive justice would like to remind you that Hillary Clinton would never have let this happen.
I don't deal in gossip, I find celebrity attacks to be abhorrent and just because someone is in the spotlight does not mean they have given the world permission to make them a moving target.
Clearly, with the rise of reality television, the definition of celebrity has changed, and in a genre that lends itself to drama, the people in front of the camera are still just that, people, and as such, deserve the right the make a living without character attacks.
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In our weekly round-up of what we’re seeing sizzle (and fizzle) on the red carpet, we saw a lot of white pumps and red nails — and to complete our 1980s flashback, we saw one very elaborate updo straight out of ’87 that made us glad we’re in 2013.
Growing up in the '90s, we envied Danielle Fishel. The "Boy Meets World" star had the thickest hair, brightest smile and she played T.G.I.F. cutie Ben Savage's girlfriend.
Just when you thought the Snooki pouf was on its way out, it's hitting its stride in the Middle East. The Wall Street Journal has a fantastic video about the big hair that's sweeping the Vegas of Arabia.
