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TODAY in GOOP, a line of $395 booties strictly available to heiresses named Astrid.
TODAY in GOOP, Gwynnie announces her next film project: The Sweater Whisperer, in which she’ll play a similar character to that of Robert Redford’s in the film the Horse Whisperer. In it she’ll use her talents to tame rebellious, traumatized knitwear, reshaping it after laying it out to dry and preventing it from pilling.
The sweater that needs whispering? It’s actually a braid knit dress equal in cost to a 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display or 361 packs of Marlboro Lights if you live in Tennessee. It’s named Vladimir, after a Russian leader desperately in need of a sweater whispering so that he can one day again wear one.
Goopy McGooperson’s goopy cookbook is a featured item on Amazon’s Prime Day sale, featured alongside the most ungooplike products imaginable. Cheap “toning” “Mary Janes” and hair clippers are no substitute for a fancy detox cleanse and spa wax.
TODAY in GOOP, according to Gwyneth Paltrow you can’t even cook an egg you fucking worthless garbage person. Next week: a How-to...Make Your Bed, you fucking lazy imbecile.
9 to Fiver Gwyneth Paltrow Eliminates Stress with Quick and Easy Crockpot Meals
TODAY in GOOP, Gwynnie takes a cue from MY lifestyle newsletter, How to Cook Like a Lazy Person, and shows us some easy slow cooker recipes. It's like she went to Minnesota or something. There's nothing GOOPY about this friends, but Gwynnie thinks she's come up with something revolutionary. At least my mother will be glad to know that her overnight oatmeal recipe is trendsetting. Next week in GOOP: Gwynnie interviews Guy Noir from Prairie Home Companion and recaps her favorite episodes of the Lawrence Welk Show.
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TODAY in GOOP, Gwynnie's crazy for balms.
Wonder balm, nipple balm, honey lip balm. Balm, balm, balm. All the parts are dry. If you have all these balms, you're what we call a #balmer., a dry-mother-fuckin' livin' large bad ass boss. Gwynnie is definitely a #balmer. You'd think these 3 balms would cover everything, but you'd be wrong.
BALM. Lips are sensitive and dry and they need extra help from both coconut AND honey to remain in a natural state of organic balminess. That's probably it though, these 4 balm products—wonder balm, nipple balm, paw paw honey lip balm and coco lip balm—are all a person could ask for, right? WRONG!
You've been BALMED! This time with nipple balm for lips. Because nipple balm for nipples is for nipples. Also, unless you're a wet nurse, you may not need any nipple balm whatsoever, but that's fine because you can still use your nipple balm for your lips. But you should really get the nipple balm that's marketed specifically for your lips. Made by Dr. Lipp. Not Dr. Nipple.
TODAY in GOOP, tantra is a thing to try before conscious uncoupling.
TODAY in GOOP, Dallas is another city where you can buy expensive things.
TODAY in GOOP, the answer to the question "If Gwyneth Paltrow were a useless kitchen appliance, which useless kitchen appliance would she be?"
Hey in just watched G.P. Talk at the recode thing. I'm not new to online communities but I may need a little direction here. Is if mostly about an e-zine publication? Michael, Victoria state, Australia.
Please send your questions to Chris Martin. If he suffers no allergic reaction and he remains alive, Gwyneth Paltrow will consider taking a trip to Australia, but only if it's ridiculously expensive and someone makes her jewelry out of the Great Barrier Reef.
Hello, we would like to ask Gwyneth if she could consider to help us to promote our idea of organic living in Czech republic. We introduce in Czech republic 100% organic skincare and decorative cosmetics from flowers. Our mission is to increase awarness in this area, so we write ebooks and blogs... Thank you. Lucie 00420776362222
Please send your organic wares to Chris Martin. If he has skin agrees and he suffers no allergic reactions/lives, Gwyneth Paltrow will consider featuring them on her newsletter. But only if they're ridiculously expensive and the products are made from all natural sea gems mined from Atlantis.
TODAY in GOOP, Gwynnie can't quit the first-person plural pronouns. Other than self-righteousness, obsessive cleansing, and conscious uncoupling, her use of "we" is her biggest vice. When she uses "we" here to promote these "best-fitting leather leggings"* though all I can imagine is an apocalyptic zombie attack except of instead of the undead, a tribe of thin smoothie-drinking, vocal frying blond sticks chaotically trying on piles of leather leggings, discarding them, and complaining about their subsequent vaginal yeast infections. WE'RE TRYING ON ALL THE LEATHER LEGGINGS! ALL! *FYI, the "best-fitting leather leggings" are actually made of cotton. And, are bedsheets. You're welcome!
21 TOP Stupid Things in Today's GOOP
TODAY in goop mag 21: 21 stupid things!
Gwynnie calls today's issue goop mag 21. It's like Where's Waldo, except instead of searching for 21 Waldos, I searched for 21 stupid rich entitled white giraffe-actress-turned-lifestyle-newsletter-"author" things.
1. Stupid item number one: loving monograms.
2. What does Gywnnie need grown-up school supplies for? Inventorying all her fancy skin serums and coming up with new ways to say the color "white" (egg shell, cream, off-white, alabaster, chalk, Coldplay).
3. Why does Gwynnie call this one a mag? It's a newsletter sent electronically with many topics in it, which is the same exact format every issue, every week. 4. Apparently there have been 21 of these "mags" but no one is counting them at all.
5. This pain fighting person's last name. It's painful to say outloud. Wait, actually never mind, it's fun to say out loud. Try it. Try it with various accents. 6. Hahahaha, stop acting like you've ever pushed a cart in your life, Gwynnie.
7. Great. You've ruined balsamic vinegar for everyone.
8. Drinking two tablespoons of vinegar in an eight ounce glass of water is insane. No one is that inflamed.
9. Ahahahahahahahaha! White people can't give up sriracha sauce! Twelve step programs abound! Gwynnie develops some sort of sriracha methadone for chili pepper junkies.
10. Monkey honey?
11. I call b.s. on this cherries = ibuprofen theory. This sounds like it was cooked up by non-vaccinators. Also, what is gout? Is gout scurvy?
12-18. All of the white people on this yacht in this definitely-not-a-Benetton-ad. Seven people. All white. Is it the cast from Gossip Girl? Could be. I'll tell you what it's not. A place where women can escape getting date raped by Patron-drunk men named Tristan/Chet. I hope they're attacked by sharks.
19. Is Gwynnie using GOOP to publicly flirt with a young chef named Jake Dell? I think so. Okay, so if this weren't Gwyneth Paltrow, this strategy would be smart and fall in the category of "the way we court now." But it's Gwyneth Paltrow and she's lauding this fella who is cute and seems nice, but hilarious? I watched the video, and that's a bit of a stretch. Also his video is a hotdog tutorial. Not a macrobiotic vegan beet slaw sandwich topped with bitters and lemongrass tea. A hot dog, which is obviously, completely out of Gwyneth Paltrow's character. She spent much of this same newsletter issue comparing white potatoes to Ebola and likening sriracha to ISIS, and now she's suddenly down with hot dogs? I think not. This is a GOOP flirt.
20. Ugh...calling your "relaxed"-shaped jewelry "organic." Of course an organic ring costs more than a conventional one.
21. And the number 21 Top Stupid Thing in Today's Goop: This five-dollars-shy-of-two-grand unnecessarily ridiculous gold safety pin, gawdy waste of privilege that might actually be an earring? I will never be the type of person to own, or hang out with anyone who owns a two-thousand dollar maybe-earring-maybe-not gold safety pin flecked with diamonds and I'm pretty cool with that. Happy Gooping!
TODAY in GOOP: These Are Not Groceries! Order your box of non-groceries today! Delivered right to your door from Quinciple, a Brooklyn-based preciously named non-grocery business run by foragers. This week: a box filled with specially curated, chakra-opened, consciously uncoupled, subtly monogrammed, mercury-cleansed, salt and pepper bathed, gluten-free, sustainably redecorated London small space flats, fruit-named children, LA food trailers, gold-plated detoxifying ID bracelets, ghost-written cookbooks, and tobacco-scented candles that help cover up the smell left over from the one American Spirit cigarette you smoke on Saturday nights to decompress after hanging out with Jon Favre, Beyonce, and a handsome yachting gentleman who probably owns a sports team or something, while you scroll the Internet for information on how Jennifer Lawrence is fucking your ex.
In GOOP, Who HASN'T tried all the leather pants around? #universal #TrueHumanExperiences
TODAY in GOOP it's your lucky day if you've been looking for an exclusive subtly waxy, Korean philosopher black tuxedo pant. Gwynnie's got 'em exclusively for only $295. These are not knockoff Korean philosopher subtly waxy pants, these are the REAL exclusive deal. These are not those French philosopher pant wannabes with dried candle wax on them. Nor are they Russian philosopher pants that are obviously waxy in finish. If the last tuxedo pants you picked up were barely waxy and you thought you were done, look no further: your subtly waxy dreams are now fulfilled. Exclusively. Thanks, Gwynnie! Just the other day I commented to my friend "you know what's missing on my legs? A subtly waxy finish." All my problems are solved.
TODAY in GOOP, Gwynnie talked a bit about how she's willing to shop at H&M IF and ONLY IF, a former fashion magazine editor curates a selection for her and in no way does she actually have to set foot in the store itself. That was an extreme statement for Gwynnie, so here's the palate cleanser, also featured in today's issue: a bangle bracelet for $1,175.00. That seems...worth it. There are some other things I can think of to spend nearly TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS on, however. Here's a list of those items:
A flight to Copenhagen
A six-week old labradoodle puppy named Gingersnap
A flight to Buenos Aires
36 Kate Spade gold bangles
A flight to Budapest
A garage for your RV
A flight to Nairobi
A direct/simple cremation
A flight to Amsterdam
The entire catalog of The Bangles on vinyl for you and five of your Manic Monday-loving friends
A flight to Cincinnati PLUS 2014 Bengals season tickets
Eight fucking car payments
Only 2 flights to Bismarck, North Dakota from...anywhere in the U.S.
A tattoo removed
5,040 1-oz. bags of Planter's Peanuts to take on your future flights
Nearly SIX old-timey popcorn carts