Definitely cuter than plain Molly Model;p I hope that was her name.

Alas, your hope shall go unfulfilled in this case. It was Mollirama. She was very adorable and a great model.

Meh, I was a fan of the freckly Cindy who Oprah tricked into being on her show in order to scold her and make her cry before Opruh got even more super famous.

I never saw that interview, but I heard that Cindy got "Opruh" good at one point! I was told that Opruh said something like, "Having one of those online modeling sites is not going to make you famous!" To which Cindy allegedly replied, "It got me here, didn't it?"

I think we both were smitten with Dakota's little sister if my cloudy memories don't betray me. Such a ham, had to work hard to get noticed as much as older sis:)

In my case, I've always been too smitten with Dakota herself, both as an amazingly beautiful and talented actress as a young girl and as a young women, to notice her little sis much. It's a shame she seems to have taken a sabbatical from acting for the past several years.

Of course, I am just sane enough to know how to be honest and friendly without a creeper vibe and knew I would never be able to know them personally.

It means you had enough self-control and ability to accept the world for the way it currently is, not the way it should be. MAPs who fail to do that while interacting with young celebs only make things worse for us. It's all we can do to put a smile on the faces of the girls whose work and loveliness we admire, and the closest we can ever get to interacting with them socially.

I WANT to have our own girl lover's book club like Opruh, 'cept we'd talk about tv or movies and the girls we like. There should really be a site.

As I recall, there have been numerous such sites between the late 1990s and 2000s during the earlier days of the 'Net, but they all seem to be long gone. Remember, for instance, Quilty's review of girl films?

And btw, I didn't fail to notice the way you spell Oprah's name as "Opruh," sort of like how you used to spell "liberals" as "libruls".