Yes. That's exactly what's happening here. Thank you for pointing it out for us. We would've been lost without your thoughtful commentary on this happening which you deemed unimportant in the first place.
Celebrity death porn? She died yesterday. There will be some coverage.
Also, when tacking porn onto a word you're inferring that people are getting scornful pleasure out of a situation. From what I can tell, no one here is jumping for joy with glee or salivating over the death of Whitney Houston.
If a large group of people loved and adored one of the 250,000 that died yesterday, and mourned him or her exorbitantly, would you call that death porn as well?
Or is only a celebrity's death worthy of that criticism?
Get over yourself, quickly.
That song and album brought on the pinnacle of my love for her music. Such an amazing and underrated songwriter.
This is not really necessary nor is it productive. You have accomplished nothing with this comment.
Lovely to know that humans are sometimes inhuman, without fail.
I'm confused as to how not caring for her or her music equates to thinking she must be a terrible person.
That being said, it looks like Lizzie Grant showed up to meet Lana's fans.
Don't forget 'gotcha' rape.
Honest rape, eh? Yeah, Ron Paul should just do us all a favor and fuck off.
*Sorry, this is all my rage-addled brain could come up with.
Photoshop!
Jezebel used panty ring, anyone?
This was seriously my first thought.
I will gladly sell my undies if it keeps my money situation tight.
Not just African Americans (a terrible, terrible descriptor) but people of color in general. Hence pushing Jennifer Lopez, Salma Hayek, etc off of the cover.
Well, it is called Vanity FAIR, y'all. The lighter the righter?
*facepalm/headdesk combo*
Ehm... Kelly's a contributor(?) on E!'s Fashion Police and regularly works the red carpet for award shows.
A 'best friend' of mine ( Who coincidentally hasn't contacted me after I got annoyed at her for inviting me over to her place where she ended up texting a guy the whole time and then got dressed to go out an hour in without actually saying she was going out with the guy... she figured I'd just get it? Ugh.) says 'You're finished' when she's done with people.
I've definitely used the 'slowly fade away' approach.
I like to call it my 'fade to black move.' I envision myself crossing my arms over my chest and slipping backwards into the shadows (like a vampire!) when I realize that a friendship has jumped the shark.
Ok, so education is a choice, sexuality is a choice, and I shouldn't have the choice of whether I want to abort a baby or not?
Got it.
It works to do what, exactly?
That's what I was thinking...
I didn't read anything that said Leah was a terrible person based on her financial situation.
'And, of course, the "you earned it" is a nice little reminder to people who have yet to lose that weight (or who don't want to) that they don't deserve to wear tight-fitted clothing like skinny people do.'
I think that you're reading into those three words a bit much.
Suggesting that someone deserves to flatter their physique after putting in the hard work that weight loss entails is not simultaneously telling me that I won't look good in anything but a sack. Doesn't even come close to it.
Am I the only one that would slip into a realm of disparity if I were to never see Kyle Richards twirl her hair again? Or never be given the chance to ogle at Mauricio?
