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From The Bad Moms Club: Weighing In On The Kardashian Twitter Debacle

 So Kim Kardashian tweeted that a woman at a restaurant was publicly breastfeeding and changing a diaper and Kim was not happy about it. Cue the drama. The Bad Moms Club gives their opinion on the whole situation.

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MTV's The Real World's next season, it's 24th (!), will premiere June 30th and returns to New Orleans, the locale for it's 9th season. The latest Big Easy incantation follows a low-rated Washington season that tanked despite trying to piggyback on the political enthusiasm of young people following the 2008 presidential election. "What our audience wants is. . . . stories that relate to them. They don't want esoteric discussions," franchise creator and executive producer Jon Murray told the Washington Post on Monday. Apparently they're going back to boozing and humping. 

You know that crazy old lady at the end of the block? You know who I am talking about. The one that owns ten dogs and feeds all the neighborhood's feral cats. The one that has chased you out of her yard with a broken broom and a can of mace. Yeah, that one. 

 Did you know that Silly Bandz were a thing? Because I've been wearing them in my hair for a couple of months now and I had no idea.  

Of course you did, didn't you? 

Is a five-year old going to cut me for my pig? 

That sounds all kinds of wrong. 

American Apparel has a new hiring practice in place that lets them weed out the ugly and out of shape. Apparently, all potential employees are now vetted by an unknown person (or team or people) via photographs emailed in with applications.  One photo of the applicant's face and one full body head-to-toe (not sideways) shot. Seems like an awful lot of potential degradation to go through for a job that pays 9(-ish) bucks an hour, doesn't it?  Oh, and EEeeeewwwWWW.

For now, we are safe from the scourge of a Friends movie. But Courteney Cox has tentatively expressed to the Los Angeles Times her desire to see it happen. Now that the idea is out there, floating in the universe, there's really no reason to think that it's impossible.

 Do you enjoy the incisive cultural commentary of Jersey Shore and the antics of its human stereotypes slash cast members? Raise your glass to a little bit of chicken fried? Then country women and men, though art loosed -- Party Down South may be for you. 

That's what she said. 

 Parents? For that matter, humanity in general? The Bad Moms Club presents to you the death of feminism as we know it. 

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I really need the internet to quit guilt-tripping me with that Joshua Bell video.

You know what pisses me off? The baby bump watch.

Perhaps I'm just getting bitter and/or more nonchalant in my old age, but when Bret Easton Ellis says stuff like he doesn't think, in general, that women can direct, I don't get angry. I just kind of shrug and tell him to quit talking and go write some messed up book for me to read kthanxbi.

Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O'Connell have created a vast conspiracy in order to keep a deep dark secret from their 16 month old twins girls. Dolly and Charlie.

Redbook Magazine nearly wet itself this week. The headline in the "Hot Husbands Issue" reads: "5 Kids & No Nanny: How Chris O'Donnell Does It".

Amid new allegations that rapist Roman Polanski sexually abused another teenage girl, Woody Allen leaps to his defence with the words "[he is] an artist and is a nice person."

Last week newspapers, television, and pop culture at large was all up in arms over Ramin Setoodeh's opinion that openly gay Sean Hayes should not be playing a straight man in the new Broadway musical Promises, Promises. I saw the show this weekend. He's wrong.

The Real World's Return to New Orleans Reminder That The Real World Used To Be Good

MTV's The Real World's next season, it's 24th (!), will premiere June 30th and returns to New Orleans, the locale for it's 9th season. The latest Big Easy incantation follows a low-rated Washington season that tanked despite trying to piggyback on the political enthusiasm of young people following the 2008 presidential election. "What our audience wants is. . . . stories that relate to them. They don't want esoteric discussions," franchise creator and executive producer Jon Murray told the Washington Post on Monday. Apparently they're going back to boozing and humping. 

Crazy Ladies With Money - What Happens When They Die?

You know that crazy old lady at the end of the block? You know who I am talking about. The one that owns ten dogs and feeds all the neighborhood's feral cats. The one that has chased you out of her yard with a broken broom and a can of mace. Yeah, that one. 

Silly Bandz Bans?

 Did you know that Silly Bandz were a thing? Because I've been wearing them in my hair for a couple of months now and I had no idea.  

Of course you did, didn't you? 

Is a five-year old going to cut me for my pig? 

That sounds all kinds of wrong. 

Is American Apparel Skeevier in Real Life Than It Is In Ads?

American Apparel has a new hiring practice in place that lets them weed out the ugly and out of shape. Apparently, all potential employees are now vetted by an unknown person (or team or people) via photographs emailed in with applications.  One photo of the applicant's face and one full body head-to-toe (not sideways) shot. Seems like an awful lot of potential degradation to go through for a job that pays 9(-ish) bucks an hour, doesn't it?  Oh, and EEeeeewwwWWW.

The Friends Movie: The One Where Monica's Rent Finally Goes Up

For now, we are safe from the scourge of a Friends movie. But Courteney Cox has tentatively expressed to the Los Angeles Times her desire to see it happen. Now that the idea is out there, floating in the universe, there's really no reason to think that it's impossible.

Party Down South, Y'all

 Do you enjoy the incisive cultural commentary of Jersey Shore and the antics of its human stereotypes slash cast members? Raise your glass to a little bit of chicken fried? Then country women and men, though art loosed -- Party Down South may be for you. 

That's what she said. 

From The Bad Moms Club: Tassles For Your Toddler? This Is How The World Ends, People

 Parents? For that matter, humanity in general? The Bad Moms Club presents to you the death of feminism as we know it. 

MORE @ BMC »

I really need the internet to quit guilt-tripping me with that Joshua Bell video.

You know what pisses me off? The baby bump watch.

Perhaps I'm just getting bitter and/or more nonchalant in my old age, but when Bret Easton Ellis says stuff like he doesn't think, in general, that women can direct, I don't get angry. I just kind of shrug and tell him to quit talking and go write some messed up book for me to read kthanxbi.

Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O'Connell have created a vast conspiracy in order to keep a deep dark secret from their 16 month old twins girls. Dolly and Charlie.

Redbook Magazine nearly wet itself this week. The headline in the "Hot Husbands Issue" reads: "5 Kids & No Nanny: How Chris O'Donnell Does It".

Amid new allegations that rapist Roman Polanski sexually abused another teenage girl, Woody Allen leaps to his defence with the words "[he is] an artist and is a nice person."

Last week newspapers, television, and pop culture at large was all up in arms over Ramin Setoodeh's opinion that openly gay Sean Hayes should not be playing a straight man in the new Broadway musical Promises, Promises. I saw the show this weekend. He's wrong.

Internet, Stop Tossing Joshua Bell in My Face

I really need the internet to quit guilt-tripping me with that Joshua Bell video.

Rage Against the Baby Bump Watch

You know what pisses me off? The baby bump watch.

Bret Easton Ellis Doesn't Think Too Highly of Female Directors

Perhaps I'm just getting bitter and/or more nonchalant in my old age, but when Bret Easton Ellis says stuff like he doesn't think, in general, that women can direct, I don't get angry. I just kind of shrug and tell him to quit talking and go write some messed up book for me to read kthanxbi.

Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O'Connell Lie to Their Kids

Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O'Connell have created a vast conspiracy in order to keep a deep dark secret from their 16 month old twins girls. Dolly and Charlie.

You Know What, Redbook? LOTS of Families Don't Have A Nanny

Redbook Magazine nearly wet itself this week. The headline in the "Hot Husbands Issue" reads: "5 Kids & No Nanny: How Chris O'Donnell Does It".

Roman Polanski Is Accused of More Child Sexual Abuse; Woody Allen Continues to Defend Him

Amid new allegations that rapist Roman Polanski sexually abused another teenage girl, Woody Allen leaps to his defence with the words "[he is] an artist and is a nice person."

I See Promises, Promises and Decide the Newsweek Writer is an Idiot

Last week newspapers, television, and pop culture at large was all up in arms over Ramin Setoodeh's opinion that openly gay Sean Hayes should not be playing a straight man in the new Broadway musical Promises, Promises. I saw the show this weekend. He's wrong.