This feels like the classic "I know he treats me like dirt, but I love him". Sometimes love isn't enough to make up for all the bad stuff that comes along with it. I hope he doesn't turn on her, now that everyone else has cut him out of their lives.
@littlebirdy honestly, same. We moved when I was eleven, and I was bit like Bingo, even at that age - I didnt really understand what a huge thing it was. It all turned out fine in the end, but I think deep down there's still some unresolved stuff going on. It was nice to see them not have to go through it all and have the fairy tale ending.
Ok, the tone is somewhat aggressive, but honestly, some of these are just common sense/good manners. No 2, 4-8 and 12 all seem pretty basic. Don't fiddle with the seating arrangements, don't get stupid drunk, don't propose to your girlfriend are all basic manners. They obviously want a party atmosphere and maybe are going a little hard in that direction, but not all these rules are bad. Makes me wonder how uncouth and bad mannered their family and friends are that they have to make this list in the first place! 😉
She only wears white... a lifestyle choice only made by those who don't do their own laundry!
100% with Arj on this one. She wasn't asked to leave because she was breastfeeding, she was asked to leave because a comedy show is no place for a baby. She has brought this entirely on herself - although theatre staff probably should have stopped her before she got in.
I know you don't show paparazzi photos, but the shots of him hiding in the bushes from the photographers were hilarious. And then the two of them doing the doorstep press conference to announce that everything was fine was super weird.
Isn't this just regular layering? Does it really need a new name?
That's so good to hear! I'm sure she will still have a lot of healing to do, but what a relief for her dad and the rest of her family. Best of luck to them.
Oh good lord, this all sounds exhausting! Well, I'm sure the fans will be having a field day, good for them.
So, it's not so much straight hair that's out, it's the lack of volume caused by flat irons. As someone with almost straight hair, I can recommend a hot air brush. I got one that rotates, and it's the best thing I've bought in ages. Makes my hair straight, but doesn't take out the volume.
She may have had a point about the compromises one has to make to get a film made in the Hollywood system, but she could have done it without shitting all over someone she's never met. Not to mention it's giving "I don't understand this new-fangled music the kids are into these days" vibes.
Good, I hope he takes them to the cleaners. This isn't the first time this has happened, when that little girl Cleo was kidnapped in WA, the wrong guy was named as a suspect. You would think these media outlets would have learned their lesson, but theyre so damn obsessed with being first to get the scoop, that fact checking goes out the window. Maybe a few more expensive findings or settlements will help it sink in.
I think these critics don't always realise that a lot of us don't watch TV to open a "genuine social debate", sometimes we just want to turn our brains off and watch something entertaining.
As someone with absolutely no connection to this case, I felt such relief when I saw the verdict yesterday - I can only imagine how Brittany herself must feel. That sense of finally someone on the bench understands. And the comment about "going back for his hat", is the cherry on top, what a line!
Well, I think she's just learned a hard lesson - you don't work for free. That's quite a lot of work for "a voucher" as payment. Pretty crappy of the company and I hope any young wannabe influencers take note - get a contract and get paid.
We saw the worst of humanity on Saturday at Westfield Bondi Junction, but also the best of our people, Albanese said on Saturday.
God, just devastating. Her poor family... please let their poor baby be ok.
@simple simon it's the whole "love conquers all" thing that we've been fed since we were kids. That even the worst behaviour can be overlooked, because "I love him". When we should be taught that sometimes love just isn't enough to outweigh the bad.
I'm really looking forward to this, and I would quite like another series of Queen Charlotte, too.
I'm pretty sure I learned this at a Blue Light Disco in my early teenage years. I was definitely surprised to learn that this is purely an Aussie thing!