Oh boy, it's time for one of our favorite blog series: Altarcations.
It's a weekly feature over at Gawker, in which Phyllis Nefler reviews The New York Times' "Weddings" section. And we love it.
This week Halloween weddings make an expected appearance, as does a wedding which was fully described before it took place (spoooooky!), the introduction of the acronym "LOB" into the lexicon (it stands for "Level of Brutality"), and a whole lot more.
The Times of London is running a piece about what it means to be a "good wife." Moreover, it's aimed at men and urges them to be better husbands.
Written by Shane Watson, it's broken down into pointed sections:
...before segueing into a companion piece, "How to Be a Good Husband," by Matt Rudd.
It's an interesting, and controversial, article: It addresses culture, history, feminism, parenting, career and much more. And it's begging to be debated. What's your take?
Check out a video of the infamous Karen here.
We understand that wedding planning can sometimes be stressful, and so we always give brides-to-be the benefit of the doubt when they lose their cool.
But seriously, is official Bridezilla Karen just a monster or what? We've weighed in on her before, and we've tried to be happy for her, but she just seems so mean!
Of course, congratulations Karen! We wish you all the happiness in the world and in your marriage. But now that the planning is over and you're out of excuses, maybe you should start sending apology notes with your thank-you cards. Just a thought.
What are your thoughts on this season's Bridezilla? What about Karen?
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