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More Dance Party With Mary-Kate and Ashley

GiggleSugar — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 03:00:00 -0700

Just don't ask me to identify which is which. (On a side note, this appears to be their Madonna-dancing-in-"Lucky Star" phase.) Click here to watch Ashley doing the Hustle.

WTF?!

GiggleSugar — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 07:00:00 -0700

In this video, a younger Ashley Olsen is clad in disco-wear while dancing to disco Muzak. I always wondered how the Olsens made their millions. Improbably, you're lookin' at part of it. It is strangely mesmerizing, though. I can't stop watching . . .

What Age Difference Is Too Much?

DearSugar — Thu, 01 Nov 2007 09:00:32 -0700

When I read the news that Ashley Olsen and Lance Armstrong were spotted out on the town, I was a little shocked. Not only do they seem like an odd couple, but there's also quite an age difference between them: She is 21, and he is 36. Do you think a 15-year age difference in a relationship is too big? If not, what age difference is too large?

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Dear Poll: Have You Ever Had a Secret Lover?

DearSugar — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 07:00:00 -0800

Lance Armstrong and Ashley Olsen are still denying reports of a romantic relationship even though they've supposedly been spotted all over New York sucking face! Now, if I were Ashley, there's no way I'd be able to keep mum about my relationship, but of course celebrity relationships are those of a different breed.

Their denial got me thinking about real life relationships. People keep new romances under wraps for all types of reasons, everything from getting back with an ex to dating someone else's cast aways, so ladies, tell me, have you ever had a secret lover?

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It's Keyboardtastic!

GiggleSugar — Thu, 04 Jan 2007 01:02:00 -0800

"Some people" should clean the filth they're sitting in. "Some people" should cut their vocal chords into cube-like little pieces. "Some people" should probably spend less time making friends with the keyboard and more time befriending...perhaps, other people- and that doesn't include Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen. Weirdo.

Imitation Is The Highest Form Of Flattery

DearSugar — Fri, 25 Aug 2006 10:40:33 -0700

Dear Sugar
One of my best friend's constantly copies every look of mine. She buys so many of the same clothes, shoes, bags, sunglasses as I do and she takes credit like her fashion sense is her own.

When we first met we had completely different styles. She was very preppy, while I am more trendy/designery. At first it was flattering, but now it's sort of creepy and obnoxious. We now have identical head to toe outfits... even our perfume is the same!

I feel like I should be getting a commission whenever she makes a new purchase. I know that she is a competitive person, but I don't understand why she would be competing with me - we are friends and I feel this is something friends shouldn't do.

We are both stylish girls in our own unique way. I consider my fashion choices a way of expressing my identity, so it feels as though she is "stealing" from me. I am getting really frustrated with her. Do you think that I am over-reacting or should I just let it go? How can I talk to her about this? Fashion Forward Friend

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Dear Fashion Forward Friend
You have every right to be upset about this, how annoying of her. Even actual twins like the Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen dress differently as an expression of who they are. It's really weird and almost "single white female-y" of her to be copying your every look.

Your friend is clearly super insecure and she looks up to you. She is imitating you because she feels that you embody something she wishes she had; great fashion sense.

I think that if you confront her, you will just embarrass her. Instead, why don't you ask her to go shopping with you. This way when you are together you can ask her what HER opinions are and you can help each other nurture that unique individuality that brought you guys together in the first place.

By complimenting her choices, you will make her feel good about herself and maybe then she'll realize that there are things about her that even you want to emulate. That's about all you can really do. If she doesn't stop after that, then she may be too insecure and immature to be friends with.