Nick McGlynn, biggest hands in NYC, decided the only way to get the ladies was by being a walking gadget. MY INSPECTOR GADGET COSTUME IS COMPLETE!! Well, points for apparently constructing it himself.

Ashley Brown, getting divorced, is joining another influncer trend - she's put her home up for sale.

Jessica Schroeder Quirk, gimme gimme, is getting more direct than ever in her demands for freebies: Sing it with me! @jcrew.. there's lots of things I want from you!!  2:07 PM Nov 12th via web So how'd this tactic work out with Oscar de la Renta? With Starbucks? Could she be any more tacky? I get that she wants free stuff. I want free stuff. We all want free stuff. But it's just crass to beg for free gift cards for Sonic or Franzia sponsorships by name dropping them on your site.  Every time she does this it makes me...

Sarah Tripp, dog dumper, has finally responded to speculation about how the Tripp clan dumped their dog.

Rachel Sklar, person who writes stuff about something for something, continues to encourage shameless attention and swag whore Julia Allison in her bad behavior: Me: "How do you always get to sit in the front row?" @JuliaAllison: "Because I won't sit anywhere else." Aaah, so THAT's it.about 1 hour ago from mobile web That's right Rachel! Validate her actions! In fact, aspire to emulate her! Imply that you envy her! I would do it but I get my period every time I hear another "I'm so awesome I just elbow my way to the front and everyone" episode from Julia....

In yet another classic display of the Younger family's civic mindedness, Matt, husband of KERF, has clarified his feelings about not selling the bread produced in his bakery. I don't understand. Donating it to local food banks in the dead of winter is the same thing as throwing it away? I mean...ok, fine, feel however you want as a business owner. But maybe if you want to pose yourself as some local family bidness at least publicly pretend to care about the local community. Perhaps Natalie Jensen could purchase some to eat on the subway?

Amber Clark, super relatable, took a moment out of her busy bikini filled day to comment on a profile piece about her in The Atlantic. The profile wasn't really all that flattering, and Amber knows why - apparently the reporter wasn't a fangirl. (more…)

Haley, a photographer because since 2008 everyone is a photographer, is overweight. She has been using her weight as the basis of a photography series: ...I photograph myself in socially engaged spaces to examine how my body fits into society. I choose compositions within social sites: restaurants, stores, pools and other places of leisure. I attempt to juxtapose my place in the scene with issues that contribute to my weight gain. Basically she takes pictures of herself posing like sad Vader, because that will obviously help her "determine" her "place in society". Apparently that's no longer enough for Haley, because...