I feel like this is just a shrug and move on moment.
Megan Reynolds
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Senior writer at Jezebel covering culture and consumerism with work in the FADER, Racked, Vulture, the Billfold, Elle, Buzzfeed and others. Working on a book about home.
When I worked in a warehouse my quilted flannel top shirt was part of my daily uniform. Man, I loved that shirt. Read more
Can we also add: To please not repost/recycle stories submitted from last year and or the previous years before that?
Can I also plead that we don’t need to know the layout of your entire house to hear about something scary that happened inside? The long, overly detailed and confusing architectural descriptions are nearly a convention at this point. Read more
The idea that heavily tattooed people will regret their tattoos in their old age is pretty hilarious given that, according to the people I know in those age brackets, those are the years when you give the least fucks.
I didn’t follow the Mulaney/wife guy relationship dynamic super closely outside of his standup and I’m not a celeb goss person in general. But my only prevailing thought is holy FUCK do I feel terrible for Mulaney’s ex wife. To have your famous husband who paraded your supposedly blissful (and childfree) marriage… Read more
Okay, the thought that instagram is the new cigarette is as derivative as it could be since “cellphones are the new cigarette” is quite an old idea. Just google it and you will tons of articles on the latter.
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Larry David isn’t alone. This sign was in the center of Chilmark when the Dersh was helping Waddles with his first impeachment.
I just don’t like this one thing!!!!
WHAT ARE YOU HIDING?!?!
The person from another site who immediately DM’ed them?
I highly recommend the British series “Grand Designs” . I don’t think anything is bankrolled by the show, and they’ll film a renovation over the course of 1+ years . They don’t shy away from issues like permits, funding, poor design/planning, etc. I think it’s on Netflix these days?
The people need to be genuine and likeable - like not “Christina” - but it’s the project that matters. Excessive weepy backstories and drama don’t work for me.
The actual twist of this show isn’t merely that the homeowners are moving back to Pittsburgh, it’s that they are often moving back into their childhood homes.
To answer the question in the headline, yes.
I have a great idea for a HGTV show. Take the recently renovated homes by The Gaines, Fords, Flip or Floppers, and the property brothers and have them inspected my Mike Holmes. If they pass, they get to keep their show. If not, GTFO.
Though I don’t have cable and get a highly infrequent fix of the these shows through varied sources, I gotta say that the ones who keep it real are the ones I like. (and I don’t even know what channel these are on but here goes). The Canadian lady who had to always give the bad news that when they went to renovate x… Read more
The movement towards personality-driven HGTV is an off-shoot of the same problem that Food Network had once upon a time, which is to say that after awhile most people are tuning in for the personalities more than the content. Oh, Ina Garten uses panko breadcrumbs for chicken parm? So does literally everyone else. So… Read more
Love the white smocked top and the green leopard print skirt combo. The rest of it...why, dear Lord and all the archangels, why?
I just noticed this earlier this week. I have a bunch of events coming up, so I decided to take a run at Rent the Runway. I found a bunch of things I loved but then checked the ‘hot trends’ or ‘weekend edit’ pages and was like WTF is going on here. I’m having traumatic late 70s early 80s flashbacks. Read more