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How in the world has no one mentioned Will Smith slapping Chris Rock on live TV yet?

Inferno. The best thing about the book was that it didn't have a happy ending--the hero didn't save the day. It was realistic. Imagine my surprise sitting in the theater watching Tom Hanks pull off a last-minute feat to save humanity. Totally against the point of the book.

this is the definition of lazy "journalism"

Here's a revolutionary idea-- stop dedicating space on your website to scumbags who don't deserve the free PR.

Hereditary, obviously.

Besame Cosmetics! Created by a Latina makeup historian. The packaging is gorgeous, the products are all vintage-inspired, and the colors look amazing on everyone.

I call it my nonny, and it's a women's silky nightgown. I have had it, in one version or another, since I was about a year old. I'm 36 now, and I'm on my 4th nonny (the first three fell apart after many years of use). I hold it when I'm watching TV or reading or in bed, and I rub… Read More

The most bothersome thing I've noticed is that people think that taking medications for mental illness is a choice. I've had so many people say to me, "Oh, you're choosing to take pills for your Depression/Anxiety? Have you tried_______? (Light therapy, exercise, blah blah blah.")… Read More

It's not a traditional horror movie, but I recommend "The Invitation." A man gets an invite to a dinner party at his ex's house, and some terrifying shit goes down. There's a twist ending, too, and I'm a sucker for a good twist. You can watch it on Netflix.

I was diagnosed last year, FINALLY. I knew something was wrong for a really long time. After I got Diabetes at age 34, I pushed my endocrinologist to test for PCOS. I wasn't surprised at all when I found out. One thing I've always struggled with is hair loss. Over the past year, I've… Read More