My legacy is not safe. It’s not politically correct. It’s not satisfied with the norms of society. Maybe some people aren’t ready for it, but I believe that one day this world will be ready for...
Hopefully you are all following my epic job search and its less-than-astonishing pitfalls. With no better options, I’ve now been forced to lick the long shaft of HBO. Luckily they have a new show I...
Poor. Likely unemployed. A fan of sex. Jack Wilkinson considers prostitution.
What word makes everything instantly worse? It starts with a “W” and ryhmes with winter. That’s right, winter.
As Nietzsche said, “There is always some madness in love. But there is also always some reason in madness.”
If you think this is harsh, then take this as a lesson. Don’t screw with Team Coco.
Jack Wilkinson investigates the phenomenon "look at this niche of people or things which provide endless material for one-liners" while sitting in the honors thesis room.
Sure, Lindsay Lohan got into a rough patch along the road. But Jack Wilkinson still cannot resist the 11-year-old girl he fell in love with all those years ago in The Parent Trap.
In the hangover that followed Parent's and Family Weekend, Jack Wilkinson questions his life and examines the failure of celebrity parenting.
From the Backstreet Boys somehow going back on tour to Lindsay Lohan becoming the “artistic advisor” for Emanuel Ungaro, everyone is getting a bailout these days.
