Oh. I got you. I understand completely.

It’s pretty damned brave of you to tell the story here.

ST: Awwww......... Daddy still wub his Baby Girl! lol You will ALWAYS be Daddy’s girl, no matter how old you get. :) It’s nice to know that celebrities can be just as corny as the rest of us.

So long as you avoid the chili at Wienerschnitzel, you should be okay.

+1000000000000000000000000

I know that it has got to be hard to try and be a working writer, and in a round a bout way, I feel sorriest for people working at gossip rags like People and TMZ. I giver her kudos for hanging in there for 14 years, but I can’t imagine what kid of toxic environment it must have been. Eight rounds of layoffs? Dayum.

Would these types of movies benefit from honestly stating, “Hey, we cast Scarlett Johansson as the lead because she’s a major recognizable movie star who can make us money”?

OMG. A sensible post.

My daughter wants to go to SC (several members of our church are alumni, and she has been at A Day in Troy three years running), and as much as I told her that she could easily live at home (we live in the South Bay), she is having none of it.

It’s not a bad idea, that’s for sure. I know around USC and UCLA, student housing is at a premium, even during the summer, so you would never go broke. It’s definitely worth looking into.

I. Am. Dead.

Damn you, DAMN YOU for putting this song in my head:

Honestly! How dare she be 6 feet tall and a size 8 or 10! And likely had been looking all over creation for a dress or a designer to work on a dress before she tweeted out of frustration. And how DARE she express frustration! Obviously she doesn’t know her place. Even if people are pointedly ignoring her, she is…

IT is unutterably sad to me that her parents did not sit her down and make her realize that she did not get in to the college of her choice because she did not earn it. Bottom line. These upper middle class parents need to get real with their offspring: race and money can only get you so far. Granted, it will get you…

SO, if I am understanding this correctly, Baz Luhrmann put up the money, and put his name behind it, but he is allowing the actual pioneers of hip hop tell their own story.

I work downtown as well, and there is no way I would drive in from the South Bay everyday. The gas and parking would kill me.

He just looked like your average blind guy trying to figure out where he was. I guess everybody just figured that when his cane could no longer hit pavement, he would stop. The video was horrific.

We honest to Dog didn’t have them until a couple of years ago.

Actually, what I found appalling about the situation with the blind guy, was that it was a platform full of people that just watched him walk over to the edge and fall just as the train was coming. He CAN hear people! They could have grabbed him or warned him, but they did nothing. Truly horrifying.

As a lifelong LA resident, I say it’s a damn shame they even have to make the videos. But for whatever stupid reason, people are still ALWAYS trying to beat the damn train to the crossing. There are at least 5-6 accidents a year on the Blue Line (LA to Long Beach), because some idiot can’t wait an additional five…