I tend to avoid talent competition shows. Not because they're too low-brow or I don't like reality tv (nothing is too low-brow for me and I love reality tv). I avoid them for the same reason I avoid watching sports — I get too invested and tend to get my heart broken. Once I love you and root for you, your loss is my…
Carly Rae Jepsen doesn't know anything about dance. In most cases, there's nothing wrong with that. Plenty of us don't know about dance and we get along just fine in life. (When I say "us," I'm not referring to myself because this post is actually being ghost written by Mikhail Baryshnikov, the famous Russian dancer.…
Lady Gaga cried during her stint as a judge on So You Think You Can Dance. The kids named Marko and Allison moved everyone, and Gaga sobbed, "I'm just so proud of you." And: "There are so, so many things I did wrong when I was younger. And so many things I wish I could take back and I felt every moment of that through…
In this week's compilation of pop culture crap, we learn Coco's measurements, discover that vaginas come in different shapes and realize that Billy Bush is — surprise! — kind of an asshole.
In case you were wondering, she's 39.5, 24, 40. Ice-T follows this up by appropriately quoting Sir Mix-a-Lot. It's one…
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So You Think You Can Dance judge Mary Murphy says Rihanna's abuse prompted her to speak out about her own abusive marriage. But unlike Rihanna, her abuser isn't also a celebrity — and her statements are getting a different reaction.
In this week's multimedia compilation of pop culture crap, Chynna Phillips believes that Jesus planned for her sister and father to have sex, Tyra investigates objectum sexuals, and there's a reported vagina flash on So You Think You Can Dance.
Earlier, we posted about the lack of black people in the UK ballet. But here in the US, OutKast's Antwan "Big Boi" Patton has collaborated with choreographer Lauri Stallings on a production called "big." The ballet is a "marriage of artistic aesthetics" that will, at one point, feature Verdi's "La Traviata" intertwined with…
