Being forced to buy your husband a sex doll because he can’t “control himself” is rape culture, and this is NOT normal. Imagine being so ruled by lust that your wife needs a substitute just to escape your demands. If you can’t respect “no,” you’re not a lover; you’re a threat.
does nobody remember when she bought jane austen's ring and made it an absolute nightmare for the jane austen museum to get it? she's a loser & it's insane for a celebrity of this size to start a hate campaign on a random business
Am amazed -- and fascinated by this saga -- b/c it speaks to need to end Americans' gushing love of celebs.
Imagine rarely using social media (speaking out about wars, children starving, deportations, animal abuse, etc? Nah!) and instead deciding to using it to... bitch about a working-class employee being, at worst, snobbish towards you. Oh, and when you were trying to buy a $15,000 novelty singing bird (so relatable).
We do not hate celebrities enough.
@MichaelFKane Absolutely disagree.
Don't take retards to Zoos if you don't have the retard on a leash.
It's not the Tiger's fault it's in an enclosure and a human came in.
This is entirely a human failure and we should take the 1/9,000,000,000 hit and save the Tiger's life.
We really do live in two different Americas because a $300k job would literally solve EVERY problem I have. Yet there are people who are struggling with that income. Very wild.
October 11, 2026
Blind Item #8
This permanent A list celebrity/host thought she would seem relatable for complaining online about service in a store. It just made everyone realize how rich she is and that customer service problems are probably the only problems she has in life.
Are the people upset about Dahmer in #ahs13 forgetting that they were laughing at a slave owner that nailed a 70 year old woman to the kitchen floor to cook 💯
Art of Play, the store of the Kelly Clarkson saga, shares new statement:
“We'd like to clarify one additional detail about Kelly Clarkson's visit to our Curiosity Shop on Saturday.
During the 5 minutes she spent in the store, she inquired about our mechanical bird puppet named Molly. We explained that while Molly is permanently attached to the wall and serves as a de facto mascot for our shop, a nearly identical automaton is owned by the creator of the machines, a brilliant artist named Bliss Kolb who lives in Seattle. He told us he would be willing to part with Molly's twin for $15,000. We explained all of this to Kelly Clarkson.
We also offered to show her a different singing bird automaton, made by a traditional clockmaking shop in Germany, that she could have taken home with her that day. It costs about $2,000. She did not stick around long enough to see it.
We've reached out to Kelly directly to try and clear the air. We really do wish her the best and hope that someday we can all laugh about this misunderstanding.”