EOD Roundup
EOD Roundup: The New York Times Thinks You’d Be Skinnier if You Just Vacuumed More
6:30 pm, February 28th | by Colette McIntyre
In today’s EOD roundup, is the New York Times trying to tell me that doing more housework would help me lose weight? What madcap, zany hijinks will the patriarchy think up next?! [NY Times]
Enlightened co-creator Mike White explains how having a female protagonist made his show a tough sell. [Slate]
Andrew Sullivan thinks Pope Benedict XVI is in a gay relationship with his assistant because said assistant is handsome. Actually, the word “handsome” doesn’t even cut it — the assistant is “a cross between George Clooney and Huge Grant, but, in a way, more beautiful than either.” Oh, well, why didn’t say that earlier? The former pope is gay. Case closed. [The Dish]
““Oh my god, I haven’t seen [the new Dior campaign]. That doesn’t look like me at all. I love Photoshop more than anything in the world. Of course it’s Photoshop, people don’t look like that.” — Jennifer Lawrence , forever burrowing her way deeper and deeper into our hearts. [The Frisky]
It’s Thursday which means it’s almost Friday and after a full working week there are a few things you deserve, you dazzling career ladygem: a bowl of truffled mac and cheese waiting for you when you get home, to be able to listen to Taylor Swift’s “I Knew You Were Trouble” without judgment, and a video of Rachel Dratch and Martha Plimpton reading Judy Blume’s Deenie. Unfortunately, we can only help you out with that last one. [Jezebel]
[Photo via Shutterstock]
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