Michael Jackson's children are probably doomed, former MJ kiddie-diddle attorney, Tom Mesereau said. "[T]here is so much that has changed since he as passed away. It is all very troubling."
Michael Jackson's children are probably doomed, former MJ kiddie-diddle attorney, Tom Mesereau said. "[T]here is so much that has changed since he as passed away. It is all very troubling."
@AJDaulerio @mollylambert @samfbiddle @jennydeluxe @emmacargo @RichJuz Really, AJ? Original.
— Pat O'Brien (@POBPATOBRIEN) June 16, 2013
Does anyone remember Beejoli Shah? She was the former GENERATE media employee whose toes were once slurped by director Quentin Tarantino after the two met at a party in The Hills a couple of years ago
If only someone died. I don't mean this as a condemnation of last night's season 2 finale because it was a wonderful episode if you like resolutions and damaged romance and crazy people the way I do. But this season has been so fraught with insidious darkness stalking the series' major characters that a death seemed inevitable. Like a cool Brooklyn death off a fire escape during a roof party, a real consequence for the foolishness of youth. But, no one, died, thankfully, and instead Shoshanna gains her independence; Jessa's off to find a better universe beyond Brooklyn; and Hannah and Marnie are rewarded for their awfulness with true love.
Memories of past love are tough to contemplate at young ages, but it happens to most of us because we are all made of guts and mush that liquefy like meat left out in the sun if they go unused. In your 20's you drink too much or ingest too much of something or overthink yourself into catatonia. But it sometimes starts…
The football scene from the Fearless Freaks.