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NPR has apparently been deluged with hundreds of complaints from listeners, outraged that the organization’s flagship comedy program, Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me! allowed Kim Kardashian to sully its pristine airwaves with her voice. Kardashian appeared on the June 13 broadcast of the program to promote her new photography book, Selfish, and to answer some irreverent trivia questions about Korean leader Kim Jong Un from guest host Mike Pesca. But listeners weren’t outraged by Kardashian’s mediocre performance on the quiz—or even Pesca’s awful and/or amazing description of the North Korean leader as someone who “dominates the TMZ on the other side of the DMZ”—but her very existence. … [Read more...] about NPR listeners outraged by existence of Kim Kardashian

But can she actually trademark a prevalent word like kimono in the United States? As patent attorney Kiyoshi Kurihara explains on Yahoo! News Japan, it is possible to trademark common nouns, but for specific products. For example, the word “apple” is trademarked for computers and phones. Kurihara points out that it would be possible to trademark the word “kimono” for computer software or furniture. The assumption is that the argument Kardashian’s lawyers could make is that the brand is based on her name or that her line of Kimono products are not actual kimono. That is at the center of people’s problem with the whole thing. … [Read more...] about People In Japan Don’t Seem Thrilled With Kim Kardashian West’s Kimono Underwear [Update]

Congrats to Michelle and Barack Obama, new home owners. [TMZ] This makes me sad for 13-year-old Ian Somerholder. [US Weekly] RHONJ Jennifer Aydin feels need to justify sex life, which is the reason I will never be on reality television. [Page Six] Justin Bieber has a new neck tattoo. [TMZ] … [Read more...] about Caitlyn Jenner Banned Mention of O.J. Simpson in the Kardashian House After the Trial

I also appreciate how Kim didn’t even bother with some fake nice bullshit like, “I wish her well” or “No I haven’t spoken to her but I hear she’s good” or whatever. No, Kim gave the least amount of acknowledgment to a woman who craves it like fresh water and really, that’s how it’s done. … [Read more...] about Who Would Have Thought a Spelling Bee Would Result in Such Incredible Shade

When Rihanna does finally arrive at the ball, glammed-up in celeb disguise along with the rest of the team, she’s basically wearing a more subdued, red version of her “Wild Thoughts” outfit. Boring and not on theme?? She truly did immerse herself in this character. It’s a shame because, while the movie goes out of its way to spoof the public personas of several of its stars – Anne Hathaway, Cate Blanchett, Helena Bonham Carter – it gives others, like Rihanna and Mindy Kaling, very little to do. Ri-Ri’s centerpiece of the movie is when she disguises herself as a janitor in the New York Times building. When everyone gets their $38 million and is fantasizing about what they’ll use it for, Nine Ball’s dream is to…open a billiards bar named Nine Ball’s. Still, on the slim chance that this bullshit leads to her starring in her own heist movie, it’ll all be worth it. … [Read more...] about ‘It’s by a Blogger’: Jezebel’s 10 Reviews

Despite its misleading, lying-ass name, I didn’t see one money plant when I shopped at the Dollar Tree. Beyoncé’s newest album isn’t actually about mixing lemon juice with water and sugar. Unfortunately, Captain America is not actually the captain of America. Again, I want to say that black people don’t like crime, either. “Stop the violence” has been a chorus sung in black communities since KRS-One made “Self Destruction” in 1989, and no, KRS-One is not one of the lesser-known robots from the Star Wars movies. Just trust me, we’ve been singing, rapping, marching, protesting and holding vigils against violence in black communities for years. The number of people of color working against crime in black neighborhoods far outnumbers the people involved in Black Lives Matter. … [Read more...] about Open Letter to White People Who Are Obsessed With Black-on-Black Crime