First came:
"Give it up for one of the baddest rappers in the game. Straight out of the 'Ville. Nashville that is. Dolly Parton." — Queen Latifah
Then:
"Hey, Miley, I got your 'Wrecking Balls' right here." — Dolly Parton, while "tweeking, werking, and twerking" on The Queen Latifah Show.
If you can't get a date through any socially acceptable means -- talking to women at parties, online dating, or the old-fashioned setup through friends, to name just a few of the many options -- apparently you should resort to bribery.
Here's a mesmerizing map from Jezebel of the most popular names for girls across America from 1960 to the present. Hey, Mary — oh, whoa, hi-and-bye, Amanda. Later, Lisas. Where all my Jennifers at? Oh, the seventies? Bye, guys! What up, Ada? Welcome to the 2010s, Sophia and Emma. So glad to have you.
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First, a sexy white one-piece. Now denim cutoffs. Kim Kardashian is making the most of her hot mom status, slipping back into all her head-turning, curve-hugging gear.
It's been a month since Miley Cyrus' rep confirmed that she and fiancé Liam Hemsworth had split, but the "We Can't Stop" singer isn't single.
A source confirms to The Huffington Post that the 20-year-old singer is dating photographer Theo Wenner, who is both Liv Tyler's ex and the son of Rolling Stone magazine owner Jann Wenner.
PORTLAND, Maine -- PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Former President George H.W. Bush says his wife is getting fed up with his flashy socks, so he's donated an exceptional pair of bright, cactus-themed socks to a church fundraiser.
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland says the socks that Bush wore in a photo with former President Bill Clinton in Kennebunkport, Maine, last month will be auctioned off Oct. 26 at its Harvest Ball.
The socks include a letter of authenticity in which Bush wrote: "I absolutely love a crazy pair of socks ... Barbara, on the other hand, has had enough."
If you could choose a writer to go back in time and write about going on a Grand Tour, it would be Zadie Smith, right? How wonderful, I'd pick her too! And how wonderful that she has written about her version of a Grand Tour and strolling through European gardens with her father for the New York Review of Books:
