on Rihanna Digs Deep And Reveals Painful Details at 15:10 11/06/2009

I'm really proud of her for finally speaking out about this. I went through a relationship like this when I was around her age. She sounds just like I do when I try to understand why I allowed my ex boyfriend back into my life. You do love that person, but you are often being manipulated. You feel like you have to defend them because you don't want people to think poorly of you for being with someone so terrible. If I was in the public eye, I'm sure I would have left him sooner too. Instead, I ended up with him for 3 years.

on If You Like Cheeseburgers, Natalie Portman Thinks You Might As Well Be A Rapist (Sort Of) at 09:18 10/29/2009

Let's see. Natalie thinking eating meat is like rape, but doesn't think what Roman Polanski did was rape. Hum.... someone is not who I thought she was. I really used to love this girl, not anymore.

on Brett Ratner To Produce Roman Polanski Documentary at 21:06 09/29/2009

All this celebrity fawning over Polanski is gross. Of course Woody Allen is on his side. Please! And just because the victim wants it dropped doesn't make a difference. She is not prosecuting him; she is a witness to a crime that he committed. This is why it doesn't matter if a battered wife changes her mind, the state will still prosecute a batterer for his crimes. He needs to be held accountable for his actions no matter how long ago they were. Even if it means only probation today.

on Who Knew???? at 12:12 08/29/2009

Goodness. No, I had no idea. He looks great but he's still a douche

on R.I.P. at 09:27 08/26/2009

I'm sorry but what tragedy are we talking about? Eunice and Ted were OLD. Old people die. It's not a tragedy; it's part of life. I can't help but think of Mary Jo and what a tragedy that was and how much of a scum bag Ted was for what he did to her - and how the hell Massachusetts kept voting him in office even when that happened.