Jennifer Lawrence isn't shy about telling the world that she thinks Hollywood's beauty and body standards are total BS. After all, this is the actress who was once told that she wasn't skinny enough to play Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games by a New York Times critic - she knows that there are plenty of pressures put on women to conform to a certain look. So when someone pointed out that plenty of A-list actresses aren't very underweight, our girl J. Law shot back with a comment that makes a ton of sense - even if it's so, so sad. At a panel at ComicCon, J. Law took the time to discuss a recent conversation she had with someone about Hollywood body standards, and she made an awesome point:
Jennifer's point is spot on - after all, it is true that some of the older, more established actresses in Hollywood don't have to be stick thin in order to get roles, even though I would argue that most of the top actresses in the industry still conform to a certain standard of beauty and body image. J. Law may be at the height of her fame with multiple franchises and an Oscar under her belt, but what about the up-and-coming actresses in Hollywood? If they don't look "the part," they may never get their first big role - regardless of their level of talent.I had a conversation with somebody about the struggles with weight in the industry-I know that's something I talk nonstop about. And they were saying, 'All of the main movie stars aren't very underweight.' I said, 'Yeah, because once you get to a certain place, people will hire you. They just want you to be in the movie, so they don't care.' It's more about the struggle for actors and actresses who have not made it to a certain place, and there's a lot of pressure.
J. Law is lucky that her career offers her some sort of freedom, but it's not exactly like these standards go away just because certain women are able to rise above them. Jennifer has talked about casting agents and producers who have encouraged her to diet when she wasn't yet THE Jennifer Lawrence, and I'm sure there are countless actresses in Hollywood who feel that level of pressure on the daily. I'm glad that J. Law recognizes that she's one person who might be able to make a difference in how we think - now we need even more people in the industry to take a stand.
Why bother with trimming those pesky split ends when you can just burn them off with a lit candlestick?
Good morning Upper-East siders, Gossip Girl here...
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When you first go from short to long, all you'll want to do is look down at your hands. It'll be quite an obsession actually. "Are those my hands?" "I can't tell if I like them or not." So many thoughts.
Truly terrifying! 
"Gigi I'm at the hotel in queens. Trying to find the gym you went to while working. Love you with the purple pants and shades my soulmate. Tell your friends I said hi. Especially taylor," 
Season 5 | Episode 1 | "Denial" | Aired June 24, 2015
After the opening theme, we see that Harvey is washing his face in a sink, but the therapist says that he was washing his mouth after vomiting because he has been suffering from panic attacks, because his beloved Donna was not with him anymore. Needing a distraction, he agrees to help a client save his company from bankruptcy if he agrees Harvey to have 20 percent of his corporation. Sadly that didn't help to improve his mood, and he answers coldly to Mike (Patrick J. Adams) when he tells him about his engagement to Rachel (Meghan Markle). Mike later learns about the situation from Rachel, and they decide to cut Harvey some slack, resulting to Rachel doing Donna's job.
Harvey's inability to focus well when Donna left him causes him to screw up a client's company. Instead of blaming Rachel, we get a glimpse of a rare moment when Harvey takes the blame and tells the client that change is coming whether we like it or not. Having that moment of clarity, Harvey makes peace with himself that Donna might not come back anymore. After talking to the client later that night in the midst of Donna-Louis winning celebration, Harvey goes to Donna and asks for the list of secretaries she was supposed to give to him. Seeing their post-happy-moment, Harvey anticipates panic attack, but when he goes to the bathroom, he flushes the pills down the toilet, thinking he will be fine without it. (But we both know it's not.)
I went into one of my favorite secondhand bookstores in May, and I still remember the sound of my heartbreaking. Why? The owner had told me she was closing down. The only silver lining I had was my favorite secondhand bookstore, which is just a 10-minute drive away from my house.
So work was a mess again. The dog is sick, the kids got into your good makeup, your friends are being a little too clingy, your boyfriend/girlfriend is being a little too distant, and you're too tired to do anything about it. There's only one thing left to do, my friend...turn on some good ole' Netflix.
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Or meet our favorite celebrities, or have the chance to help invest $10 million. Oh wait, we already did!
Poprcorn problems! Her mom may be a total fashionista, but 
Luckily, Kim can easily afford another coat (or get another gifted to her for free from the designer) so that's why she probably looks so unconcerned. Must be nice!
If you're like me, Andy, Woody, Buzz and the rest of the gang were more than just a part of a movie, they were a part of your childhood. You grew up, the same age as Andy, imagining yourself as a part of the story as the characters went on one adventure after another. You had the Toy Story action figures, you sang the songs and you even talked to your toys in hopes that they, like the ones in the movies, would one day talk back.
We were all surprised when 