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We love the crazy things kids come up with, and a kid's point of view on pop culture can't be beat. After taking a look at promo pictures for a few popular TV shows and movies, my 8-year-old offered to weigh in on what she thought they were really all about. (You may look at the picture of the Kardashian sisters and think "Oh, season premiere," but a second grader sees something totally different!) We decided to contrast her point of view with those from the 7-year-old son of The Stir's Linda Sharps. Here's what the kids had to say:

About Keeping Up With the Kardashians:

7-year-old boy: "This is a show about three girls who go out and while they're shopping a battle breaks out and they have to use their shopping carts as weapons! But their hair gets in the way. They should have ponytails, that would help. The good thing is they're wearing black like ninjas."

8-year-old girl: "This is about some girls that get into a lot of trouble. They do a lot of bad decisions. They look sort of mean. Are they singing the 'Single Ladies' song? And the ones on the ends both look like Selena Gomez if she was mean."

Hear what the "expert panel" has to say about Twilight, Teen Mom, and more after the break!

Tired of saccharine Taylor Swift? Meet the young, blond opposite of sweet Swift, 23-year-old Evan Rachel Wood, who opened up to Esquire about what attracted her to ex-fiancé Marilyn Manson, her bisexuality, and her inked body parts. Here are five things you may not have known about this fair-skinned actress:

• Her death is all planned out, from her written will to where her ashes will be dispersed to what song will be played at her funeral ("Shine On You Crazy Diamond" by Pink Floyd).
• She has nine tattoos, including a mystery one on the inside of her lip: "No one gets to see it or know what it says."
• Her family life wasn't peachy: "I was a teenager in Hollywood with a divorced family — there's gonna be pain there."
• Her love for David Bowie explains why she was drawn to Marilyn Manson: "So I was always into very androgynous things. Guys, girls . . . I'm into androgyny in general."
• She's bisexual: "Yeah, I'm more kind of like the guy when it comes to girls. I'm the dominant one . . . I'm opening the doors, I'm buying dinner. Yeah, I'm romantic."

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In Joshua Jackson's Chelsea Lately interview, the Fringe actor shared some details on his relationship with girlfriend Diane Kruger. In lieu of some more traditional routes the pair could be going down, it seems they have adjusted their relationship to fit their unique needs, making compromises along the way. Below, see three ways Joshua and Diane make it work.

1. They wear rings but not wedding bands: "We're committed, not married."
2. They split their time in different countries: "In theory, we live half the time in Paris, and half the time here. But for the last four years or three years I've been doing Fringe, so mostly in Vancouver."
3. They learn each others' languages: "This off-season is my time to learn French. It's embarrassing being the mute."

What compromises have you made in a relationship?