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Ohhhh Margarthe... https://www.instagram.com/p/CQXqKNhgDlI/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link I love her.

It was Kate Mara, not her sister, Rooney Mara in the show.

Talk about aging into hotness. Mary is lovely as well. Christian needs to age past his teens. There’s nothing wrong with me at all, but he has that youthful face that doesn’t seem fully developed.

I think the Queen has been under some stress worrying about Phils’ health. Now that he’s gone, so is that stress. I also think she has a bit of a “Who the fuck cares” attitude that’s coming through. I mean, she’s not going go too far out there, but she’s more comfortable making some quips. Great post from Camz and Chaz for Father’s Day. https://www.instagram.com/p/CQVbwg4DxdH/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link I hated this Kate dress in Scotland. It’s how heavy it looks with that neckline. I feel like it needs a shell or something under it. I thin this dress is fun, b

A great Father's Day photo. Will, Char and George! So tall!!

@Lady Whistleup Oh yay! I love that dress on her. Great color and great length. The prairie look was ugh. QE2 is looking happy at Royal Ascot. I know there was a lot of concern about her after Phil carked it, but she seems okay. I love the colors on this. Maxima is a fab pantsuit! Oh and Amalia is turning down her 2 million dollar allowance.

Was the sex good at least?

I once offered a guy stale, dry cereal. Yes, it was a ploy to get him to leave.

I enjoyed the Adams Books by the Bay series. The others, not so much. I'm looking into Shelton now.

No lie, I had completely forgotten that Seth Meyers exists and I lost interest in Colbert when he left The Daily Show, and we were discussing those shows back in the day, Leno, etc. As a young'en, I watch Letterman only because my friends wanted to discuss the Top Ten lists the next day. I don't enjoy comedy monologues because they are so often degrading to other humans. I get no pleasure from someone who makes a living off mocking other people, which is weird, because personally, I'm pretty harsh. I also cannot enjoy comedy based on physical pain, like prat falls, pies in the face,

I've been thinking about this...I tend to be a generous tipper, and throughout the pandemic, I've tipped around 50%, closer to 75% if I've gotten a $12 lunch. Wait staff in my state is grossly underpaid. I'm saying "wait staff" but the overwhelming majority are women. Part of my tipping (and overtipping) is based on my desire to support other women. So when female celebrities are bad tippers/mean to restaurant and hotel staff, it's tinged with a feeling of betraying the sisterhood. It's that "special place in hell for women who don't support other women." So yes, I'm guilty of holding fem

Absolutely true. At the same time, more stories are out there about a female celebrity's personality and actions than a male celebrity's. I think I could look at a two dozen photos of female celebrities and recall at least one personal story I've heard about them, even the ones that I don't care about or have never seen in a film/show. That's because I read sites like this and therefore stories about female celebrities pop up and I skim the headlines. Male celebrities, not so much. Take...hmmm, someone I recognize by sight but have never seen him in anything, Dan Stevens. I think he has s

Just showing how human beings are complex, and even some "nice guys" are still shitty abusers, Johnny Depp had the reputation of being a fantastic tipper. People are complex, especially famous people. Many times their public personas are different from their actual personalities. Even good people can have a bad day and come off rude or curt or mean. I try to think of celebrities as likable or not likable. Sometimes, people who say jerky things are funny to me because they match my sense of humor. That makes them likable, but likable to me, not necessarily likable to everyone else.

Benny Hill.

Janet, who I liked a lot, was always jealous of the attention Chrissy got. This again was reinforcing to 6 year old me that male attention was good, even though now, in retrospect, that male attention was pretty skeevy.