We never want to seem overeager or clingy — and is there anything more clingy than sending a calendar invite to guarantee you sure as shit don't flake?
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So a gaudy clingy coat for a penis isn't sexy?
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Toad is more anxious and clingy and lovable and small.
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Also, people typically don't just become clingy overnight, Dr. Carmichael says.
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She's leaving for 10 days on Saturday and is feeling clingy.
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It's no surprise to me that you feel you're being clingy.
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Leading women at Mr. Cruise's level aren't so clingy this way.
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Romantic Libra, on the other hand, can feel "clingy" to a Gemini.
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You're honestly starting to get v clingy and I can't anymore. pic.twitter.
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She settled on a clingy knee-length black dress with bell sleeves.
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His overly clingy daughter (Christina Applegate) whines that it's a family decision.
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Click ahead to see how our favorite celebs are styling their Clingy boots.
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Women are more worried about staying safe than they are about being clingy.
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Example: When Ryan finally hooks up with the very clingy Kelly — on Feb. 13.
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NASAEarth's very clingy friend, the Moon, has long been an object of human fascination.
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Other than the sculptural, draped bustline, the dress is waist-cinching and ultra-clingy.
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He's normally an independent dude but is especially clingy when he's not feeling well.
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After a tropical island holiday during which I was 'too clingy,' he dumped me.
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But any partnership that feels too clingy will definitely stress you out—find freedom!
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Maybe I'm just being too clingy, that's actually something a person told me once.
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I think that's what people feel when they see you (or me!) as clingy.
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He later told me he was worried that I, newly devirginized, might get clingy.
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Nearby, a woman in a clingy dress and black stiletto heels took her swings.
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" Jake Gyllenhaal (probably) is clingy and whiny in "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.
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He's super clingy and almost always feels the need to be the center of attention.
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They're much more clingy when one of us leaves, so I'm taking advantage of it!
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It now resembles a clingy lover, which would be dumped were it not so needy.
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Too tight, too clingy, too short, too revealing — men and women both make this mistake.
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Instead of a tough guy throwing around a pliable doormat, we get two clingy people.
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Shaking off a clingy boyfriend, Alice (Dakota Johnson) quickly acquires a raunchy work friend, Robin (Ms.
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Because I slept with him, I wasn't clingy, and I wanted him to leave me alone.
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Our first thought: Kylie, honey, are you wearing a sloth (or some other fuzzy, clingy mammal)?
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Young kids may have more temper tantrums or meltdowns, they may become a little more clingy.
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Against the same drab municipal backdrop, teenage twins in clingy sportswear lean in toward each other.
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And Mary's ex, Mark, is a disturbing bystander, on the face of it a clingy pest.
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In clingy metallic leotards, sequins glinting, these young women tumble, leap, cartwheel, and stick their landings.
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Y'all want to make me out to be clingy & crzy over a situation U kno NOTHING about.
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They may also become clingy or regress in behavior, such as wetting the bed or thumb-sucking.
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One of the most common criticisms lobbed at members of this sign is that they're hopelessly clingy.
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"I like the clingy grass," Branden Grace of South Africa, who won in 2017, said last year.
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His suit, at once bulletproof and clingy, makes Tony Stark's outfit look like a deep-sea diver's.
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When dating, single people often deploy tactics like these to avoid coming off as clingy or desperate.
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It's capacious and effortless, since anything too structured, too clingy or contrived, would be trying too hard.
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Yes, he is majorly clingy and yes, he holds his body in a state of permanent flex.
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Apparently, no one told the singer that white cloth gets see-through (and very clingy) when soaking wet.
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She's clingy and baby crazy and should be dumped immediately, as she is almost certainly a pod person.
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Even when the fund-raising's done, the alerts linger, like a clingy friend at night's never-ending end.
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But while she didn't mind (yes, she's a she), I started to feel I was becoming too clingy.
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The dress was a touch clingy and the fringed pieces caught the light, churning like an elegant carwash.
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Feminism has become a catchall vegetable drawer where bunches of clingy sob sisters can store their moldy neuroses.
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Then, when I told him we could try and work through it, he dumped me for being 'too clingy.
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Facebook Messenger — Facebook's little sister/brother, "wannabe," clingy, needy, irritating, inferior, boring old lady, inconsistent, if not got WhatsApp.
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After growing out of this clingy stage, the little monkey will be old enough to do its own adventuring.
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Mom and Dad are lovey, clingy, goofy Gen-X parents, and their kid is a high-achieving, deadpan millennial.
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Some styles can be super clingy in all the wrong places, and others can feel too bulky and awkward.
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The minute people hook up, therefore, they distance themselves from each other, so as not to seem clingy, needy.
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Ahead, see five dresses that offer a modern, clingy-but-not-suffocating way to reinvent a well-loved trend.
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Sometimes we pour some kosher salt in our cast irons and scrub with a sponge to remove residual clingy food.
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Pregnancy, though, meant all my clothes became clingy, and any weight I gained only meant I filled them out better.
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It's become a crucial component of women's wardrobes everywhere — at least those who have gotten used to its clingy ways.
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The term "bunny boiler" has been used to disparage women who appear to be clingy or emotionally unstable ever since.
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The lattice pattern makes them both crisp and clingy, with just the right balance of potato and crunch for breakfast.
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Around two-thirds clearly displayed a secure attachment to their owners, while most insecure cats were clingy and remained stressed.
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However, if you feel that you're not overworking yourself, this might be a sign that your sweetheart is too clingy.
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She's heading off to school in the fall, and she's nowhere near the clingy little milk monster she used to be.
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In one of her first lead roles, in 1965, she appeared in a pink sari that grew clingy under a waterfall.
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"Clingy netflix exec," ever the considerate mouthpiece, shares the news via text as to not wake up Bojack with a call.
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The scene nicely endears us to Paul without erasing the fact that he is kind of a clingy know-it-all.
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Except unlike that clingy gay boyfriend, this guy is always willing to help you out and asks for nothing in return.
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Usually, these guidelines are set up so women (typically, straight women) don't seem too clingy or too bossy to their dates.
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It crept up Viall's neck like a clingy lover, and it made the Bachelor look all the more like an idiot.
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Mr. Lopez's tamales are beautifully fluffy, clingy and crumbly at once, a texture that calls to mind the airiest of poundcakes.
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His shorts had become so clingy that it was tough for him to pull the tennis balls out of his pockets.
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Sure, our satellite might be a little clingy, but it also has moonquakes, orange soil, and could be hiding abundant water resources.
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But these finds by Twenty and BP aren't too clingy which will ensure I'm totally comfortable and not at all self-conscious.
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Each sign has stereotypes, and some are seen as fickle, others as clingy, but zodiac signs are just that—signs and symbols.
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Her ultra-clingy basics are shot on models with all manner of body "imperfections" — back rolls, stretch marks, cellulite, you name it.
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Baby carriers help make it possible for parents to actually get things done, even on their child's most fussy and clingy days.
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The rice is swollen and clingy, drunk on chicken broth and vegetable stock, thick enough for a spoon to stick straight up.
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Not only were they on sale but the fabric is more silky than the standard T-shirt but also flowy instead of clingy.
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On Wednesday, the "El Anillo" singer, 49, showed off her buff biceps in a clingy maroon dress and silver hoop earrings on Instagram.
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"You're not going to be clingy or overly needy, a lot of those negative qualities people don't like in relationship partners," Lewandowski explains.
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The Overly Attached Girlfriend character is a stereotypically clingy girl, obsessed with knowing what her boyfriend (at least, her perceived boyfriend) is up to.
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Kim's Cancer Sun makes her affectionate and generous in love (maybe a little clingy?), while her Aries Moon makes her more of a flirt.
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We've been there; You picking your ideal one from the bunch, start the peeling process, and then bam — attack of the clingy white strings.
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The brand's clingy dresses and animal-print jumpsuits are often made by people like Mercedes Cortes, working in ramshackle buildings that smell like bathrooms.
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It's harder to do so in the same dating culture that makes women very easily feel "clingy" for sending a guy a text message.
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From the clingy, white trousers worn by French noblemen, to the spandex leggings of the '80s, skinny pants have been around for a long time.
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This is especially so for marine mammals, such as dolphins, which don't have hands to help them keep control of this clingy, eight-armed prey.
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That said, dealing with a clingy partner can take a lot of emotional work, says Lisa Brateman, LCSW, a relationship therapist in New York City.
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The negative connotations of being branded "clingy" may, according to Brooke, cause some women to choose to act "distant and removed" from a potential partner.
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We all have to find the people who can give us the space to occasionally be weird, quirky, needy, whiny, melancholy, bossy, clingy, and insecure.
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Happy to tap into my underutilized talent for slapstick, I implemented one of his suggestions for fear around separation: Try becoming hilariously clingy at home.
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We've all heard of "helicopter parents"—those clingy moms and dads who hover over their kids and swoop in at the first sign of trouble.
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Dean was ridiculously clingy, demanding most of Rory's free time, and then rolling his eyes when she asked him to accompany her to a school dance.
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Kendall looked runway-ready in a clingy knit gray dress from the collection and gladiator lace-up heels, plus a Lilly e Violetta lynx fur coat.
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Gokcumen says Neanderthal genes related to immune function and metabolism seem to be especially clingy and, for some, may turn out to have significant health implications.
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And she can get any of them, but she's so clingy that they leave and she cries and then she gets another one in her web.
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The clingy dress featured a deep v-neckline, which displayed Kardashian West's ample cleavage, as well as two major cut-outs on her hips. AKM-GSI
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We're forever on the lookout for frocks that fit the formula: non-clingy, no tricky zips or buttons, and (above all else) within our price range.
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All the female characters in this book have over-rendered sweater drapery, defining their racks in a way that makes the fabric look wet and clingy.
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"She gave us a long slit dress in place of a short one, wide-leg pants that got us out of clingy jeans," Ms. Boucinha said.
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Uber intense and rather creepy lyrics are nicely offset by the fact that anyone with eyes could tell that Michael Hutchence wasn't exactly the clingy monogamous type.
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Sure, we may rely on a cotton or cashmere version 95% of the time, a clingy, sheer style can easily be translated into a party-ready look.
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I can officially add the classic pink-and-white nail design to the list of things I never anticipated liking again — like scrunchies and clingy slip dresses.
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That choice is intrinsically tied to the designer's ideology: one of welcoming and embracing all, the way his signature clingy knits embrace your figure and invite compliments.
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In the wrong hands, the grains could easily wind up brittle or in clumps, but here they're notably fluffy, at the ideal midpoint between loose and clingy.
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She is shown a clingy, see-through dress with a long train, a gorgeously patterned black-and-white leather Balmain gown and a couple of other options.
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Men wore styles and colors that used to be associated with femininity: clingy velour pants in fuchsia and purple or jackets with gold fringe and purple sleeves.
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We also don't know exactly why John Keene's suspicious, clingy "Jackie O" girlfriend Ashley is suddenly in the picture, but no one except Camille seems to care.
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Like the clingy friend who pesters you into going out when you secretly wanted a night in, alcohol creeps into people's lives, robbing them of time and energy.
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Black T-shirt depicting Trump as a boxer having just knocked Clinton to the floor of the ring, where she lies face-up in a clingy tank top.
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Even curve queen Kim Kardashian is a fan: During her first pregnancy with North West, she shimmied into the brand's clingy styles (similar to this $40 tube dress ).
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I think about you sitting there wondering if you're annoying or clingy, wishing people would be honest and fair with you, wanting to improve but not knowing how.
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Made from a super soft and stretchy material, the adorable turtleneck dress is designed to hug your curves in all the right places without feeling clingy or restrictive.
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But his duets tend to be clingy, his ensemble geometries very neat indeed, and his sense of drama doesn't get beyond assuring that all's well with the world.
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Others warned me, before even knowing whether I was interested, that they weren't looking for anything serious, because as well all know, all women are clingy emotional vampires.
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In the clip, BoJack gets a string of texts from someone named "clingy netflix exec" who tries to butter him up with the good news about season five.
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Read more: A small cottage in South Africa lets you sleep near 77 lions for $100 a night This kind of clingy takedown is quite common for lion attacks.
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There are loads of stories about newlyweds who had their wedding night plans foiled by a clingy relative or couples that ended up stranded in foreign countries or airports.
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Before that, she had a brief romp with the clingy Nick, played by none other than Faris' now-estranged real-life partner, Pratt, who made a cameo in January.
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I have wrapped up my legs and torso in the clingy film after soaking my scales in Vaseline so that the pain is lessened and the putrid smell contained.
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Even at 102 mph (164 kph), the lizards grasped the pole with two clingy front feet while their tails and back legs flapped in the wind like a flag.
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True to form, Taylor Swift says she took the media's myth-manufacturing of her as a viciously clingy serial-dater as inspiration for one of her biggest hit songs.
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I hated myself, and I actually did consider killing myself because every relationship before that I was also left for being too clingy and crazy, so I blamed myself.
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Dough, extra wet and clingy, is slapped down on marble and patted flat with butter, then rolled and tugged into a gossamer pane, see-through and thinner than skin.
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The fishermen wear nothing but clingy mesh shorts, and Mr. de Andrade is not shy about filming their biceps, thighs, buttocks and abdominals, glistening with sweat and river water.
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Many of his designs for women were sex kittenish, including baby doll dresses, fishnet stockings, go-go boots, short shorts in pink knit, and clingy tops in silver lamé.
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But they're hemmed in by a score that reduces them to love-struck archetypes, and their singing voices bring to mind the sweet, clingy stickiness of teen radio idols.
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Joyous and like somebody should have a parade in my honor, or quiet and clingy with my baby and my husband, because they were my life raft through it all.
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Meester plays Angie, a straight-shooting mom with a very clingy kid, and it's a genuine thrill to see her in a leading role on TV again, post–Gossip Girl.
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First of all, it's important to put this into perspective and not vilify the person for being "clingy," says Chloe Carmichael, PhD, a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in relationships.
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Charlie has changed in the intervening years: He's not the fresh-scrubbed tech founder who broke her heart, or the clingy college boyfriend who once doted on her every need.
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The bisexual black women started the show in 2003 with an episode chronicling the time Weezy accompanied Mandii to the gyno to get a clingy condom plucked from her coochie.
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It's a period where winter, like a clingy ex, just won't let go of the forecast and there isn't even a holiday to keep our vacation-ready brains at ease.
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A few girls, ages 10 to 15, say they've been doing their best to feed and soothe the clingy toddler who was handed to them by a guard days ago.
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But the actual execution is dull — or mildly offensive, given that Disney's first "official" gay character (ignoring its coded ones and fan-canon ones) is a catty, clingy, regressive, "confused" stereotype.
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"She was very bemused to see me on the finish line and has been very clingy today as if she is thinking I might go away again," Paris told the BBC.
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To be honest, I think this has suited the daddies I've dated; there's nothing they wanted less than a girlfriend who was clingy or possessive, and I was the polar opposite.
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But the thing that stood out the most to me was the character of Adam, played by Adam Driver, and Hannah's clingy, awkward, are-they-or-aren't-they relationship with him.
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Our fearless junkyard dog, the one we were afraid to take to dog parks and who was expelled from more than one kennel for brawling, grew clingy and afraid to roam.
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And since I had just gotten a clingy gold cocktail dress for a fancy awards dinner and New Yorkers are so critical, I felt a restrictive, possibly totalitarian, garment was necessary.
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I purchased an activity center for my babe; she has been super clingy lately and I am hoping this will entertain her just long enough for me to get some chores done.
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Henry Hoffman's night out was recently interrupted by a very clingy fox, who — either from loneliness or general emotional neediness — befriended him and then refused to let him go home in peace.
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It's the reason I spent my early dating life taking the backseat, letting men drive me on a nonstop ride to Chilltopia, where the girls are never clingy, emotional, jealous, or bossy.
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I'm eating burgers at lunchtime, and then you go do a scene where you're hosed down and soaking wet in a white T-shirt, it's so clingy and you're self-conscious about it.
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Versace drew inspiration from the Met's 1997 blockbuster, "The Glory of Byzantium," and these clingy sheaths set the stage for an encounter between religious art and clothes for the (rich and thin) laity.
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Brown Findlay and Skinner are both fantastic actors for their parts, but they get lost in a repetitive subplot that sees Charlotte getting drunk and bored while her clingy master screams about fidelity.
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While marooned on a desolate alien world, you become close with a series of holographic projections based on real — but dead — people, as well as a clingy AI that seems to be always listening.
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These are the rules you need to follow in order to be "The Cool Girl" — a prevalent dating trope that many women feel pressured to conform to lest they be labelled clingy or desperate.
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Some women don't want to show their arms and some women don't want anything to be cut too narrow or clingy through the midsection, and depending on the day, I'm both of those things!
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In the series the Grimms are gone, and Hanna (played by the young British actress Esme Creed-Miles) is less magical heroine and more angtsy teenage supersoldier — la femme Nikita without the clingy dresses.
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Sometimes, when paintings first leave home, they seem a bit weak, clingy—as if all they really want to do is get back to the studio as fast as possible—but these felt different.
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" In 2014, when an interviewer from the London Telegraph asked Yuja about "her fondness for riskily short, clingy dresses," she gave a flippant reply: "I am 26 years old, so I dress for 26.
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A server will appear to take an order of sides, foremost among them molokhia, jute leaves cooked down until neither solid nor liquid, a dark, clingy soup that almost refuses to give up the spoon.
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A month has passed since Thomas first discovered the symptoms, and Kaylah is "still very uncomfortable, not sleeping as well as she normally does and really clingy to both me and her dad," the mother says.
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"Shut Up Kiss Me," strummed hard on an electric guitar and sung with a playful yip in the phrasing, is desperately clingy: "Stop pretending I'm not there/When it's clear I'm not going anywhere," she insists.
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Besides, Spode lately has become engaged to one of Bertie's clingy ex-fiancées, Madeline Bassett (who believes that "every time a kitten sneezes a new star joins the firmament"), a coincidence that multiplies their run-ins.
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In Greek mythology, Pan was the god of shepherds, which is appropriate considering the clingy world acts as a "shepherd moon" of Saturn, clearing out the 200 mile-wide Encke Gap within the gas giant's A Ring.
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She envisions it being used for a variety of purposes—safety alerts between partners and friends, fake play-calls from Santa for kids, first date bail-outs, and of course the original use of escaping clingy conversations.
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The key for workers, ― which he says applies both on and off Wall Street ― is to not fight against automation for the explicit sake of "same job" protection, because clingy manual input will always lose in the end.
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"My son, as he gets older, he's getting a lot more clingy so he wants to be held a lot more and be close to Mommy a lot more, so I have to do things fast," she says.
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Or, quote, 'boy crazy' So they always go to the same fabricated ending that every other tabloid has used in my story, which is, 'She got too clingy', or 'Taylor has too many emotions, she scared him away'.
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In Ms. Delpy's broadest effort yet — which she directs, and wrote with Eugénie Grandval — she plays a Paris fashionista who dotes on a snooty son and finds their clingy bond getting in the way of a rejuvenating romance.
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Would you rather: Date someone who's clingy, makes you spend a ton of money on them, and who bosses you around... OR Date someone who's super chill, lets you do your own thing, and always makes sure you're happy?
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According to a GoFundMe page on his behalf, Norman is battling lymphoma — stage IV. After some panting and clingy behavior, the usually fun-loving and goofy pup received a full blood panel from the vet, which came back normal.
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Not only has she not announced that she is expecting, but she also wore a clingy and stunning black gown to the event, which gives a visual confirmation to the fact that Aniston is without child at the moment.
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We're told Shawn and Camila hit up Kitchen24 in West Hollywood around 5 AM Sunday morning, and as you can see, they sat on the same side of the table ... ya know, the type of thing clingy couples do.
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Ms. Portman sometimes wears sparer designs, including ones by the Row: She wore a vertical-stripe ivory gown for the Israel Film Festival Anniversary Gala last fall and a square-necked clingy black dress for the Hollywood Film Awards.
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Ivy was wearing a tight red dress splattered with sequins—she had bought it online for fifteen dollars and was now suffering from some buyer's remorse—and Emma wore red heels and a clingy green dress with a slit.
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If you dislike shirts that are super clingy and tight but still want to look slim (who doesn't?) than you need to pay extra close attention to the details of this shirt because it checks off all of those boxes.
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It can be challenging to feel this gentleness as the sun faces off with responsible, prude Saturn and intense, clingy Pluto, making you aware of deep-rooted issues—but have faith that the tiny things add up to something tremendous.
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By breaking down what allows the slug mucus to be so clingy, scientists were able to develop a new range of medical glues to be used in surgery and emergency care, according to a new study published Thursday in Science.
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Vagabon — the Cameroonian-American songwriter Laetitia Tamko — strives to set boundaries in "Water Me Down," stepping back from a clingy relationship while a muffled four-on-the-floor beat and a cheerfully piping synthesizer line suggest she's already regained her equilibrium.
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Once you start thinking about the rules, it's pretty clear that they're BS. Actively trying not to be clingy does nothing more than make someone more anxious about an already nerve-wracking situation (and also keeps them from being their true selves).
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She also gathered lists of women's hacks and alterations to the off-the-shelf sanitary pads; for instance, one Smith College student imagined a discreet pad called the Invisos for a Jazz Age flapper who planned to dance in a clingy dress.
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"They may become fearful, clingy, or jumpy; they may fear for their safety; they may become very moody or easily upset (or, in contrast, they may become detached or numb); or they may develop headache and stomach-ache related to the intense distress," he said.
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As long as Bungie's philosophy is about being overly clingy and pressuring you to play and isn't a about healthy mix of desirable rewards, great variety, and minimal pressure, Destiny will be a game that looks and plays great but isn't worth sticking around for.
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Shinya Aoki uses this all the time, Kazushi Sakuraba used it to open up a clingy Shibata, and Chael Sonnen famously used both hands to box Anderson Silva's ears while the latter clung to him so that he could not make distance to punch with venom.
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And my third and most likely theory: that he's just not that into you but too cowardly to say so, instead employing this excuse that conveniently absolves him of accountability and relies on the stereotype that women are clingy girlfriends who become ball-and-chain wives.
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With downcast glances, as Ms. Madley Croft plucked an acoustic guitar, the duo sang the love song "Islands," from the band's self-titled 2009 debut album, and the clingy breakup song "On Hold," the first single from its third album, "I See You," due on Jan. 13.
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A writer for Tablet Magazine and a former parenting columnist for The Forward, Ingall starts by acknowledging that the popular image of a Jewish mother is typically something more cringeworthy than complimentary: She's the clingy, kvetchy horror who douses her offspring in guilt and shovels kugel down their gullets.
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In diagnostic terms, the two occupy separate categories: mood problems refer to common conditions like anxiety and depression; personality disorders are rare, idiosyncratic behaviors, characterized by patterns, like a fear of abandonment and urges to self-harm (borderline personality disorder), grandiose self-regard (narcissistic), or smothering clingy-ness (dependent).
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But as the series unfolded, and we watched Mary Tyler Moore's most famous character dress for work in the uniform of career women all over the country — the clingy knit dresses, the matching color-block pantsuits, the Evan Picone separates — she showed us her heart was in that newsroom.
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Around the same time, Lucky magazine published a pictorial guide to mastering the "Sexy '70s" look, and — along with plenty of skin and clingy knits — prescribed that anyone in pursuit of such Julie Christie-esque je ne sais quoi must wear only gold jewelry — ideally of a many-stranded and ethereal nature.
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If they're "insecure-ambivalent," they might be so afraid to lose that bond that they react by doing as much as possible to keep them close (you might call this "clingy" behavior); if they're "insecure-avoidant," they might be the sort of creature to avoid getting close to others in the first place.
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On the island in the city's center, where wealth and political power are concentrated, a twentysomething ad executive in a clingy dress is going with her friends to a club; if she doesn't find a man she likes, she'll text a friend, who is rich and good-looking, though not ready to settle down.
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Generally, the Fox anchors use the Fox stylist, just as they use the Fox hair and makeup people, which is why there is what is generally known as a "Fox Look": for women, clingy brightly colored poly-rayon dresses that "pop" on TV, tousled hair and a lot of eye makeup, lip gloss and base.
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Jill is instead more like Pullman, the unreliable suspect whose perspective the film assumes, and the mysterious woman who sends Jill down the puzzling path is actress Heather Anderson (Zoë Kravitz), who the film immediately makes vulnerable via an invasive paparazzo and a clingy fan, plus a director who becomes disgruntled after Heather drops out of his movie.
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This is followed, swiftly, by a clingy sauce of ground pork and fermented soybeans; small rubbery umbrellas of wood-ear mushrooms and kernels of corn; dense pressed bean curd, invoking havarti cheese, and limp bean-curd skin like shredded bandages; suancai (pickled mustard greens) and garlic chives; panels of canned ham disconcertingly akin to Spam; and a chicken wing steamed over soy-tinged water.
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But they were all relatively sedate (even the nightie dress was long and not clingy.) The net effect was to make Rihanna look like a grown-up, an adjective that also applied to Adele, who wore a long-sleeved flower-festooned gown (which was the source of much Twitter speculation, though it turned out to be by Dolce & Gabbana) in her new video, which had its premiere during the awards.
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And in 2011, during her trial for felony grand theft in Los Angeles, Lindsay Lohan garnered more attention for what she wore on her way to court — very short, clingy dresses, often in white or beige — than for the reasons she was in court, which may not have helped with her legal troubles, but made a different kind of case for her own fame in the public eye.
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