Books like Beyond the Blonde

Why do I keep reading this crap? Mildly diverting trashy chicklit. The worst part about this book was the constant moving between time periods. The main character has Farrah Fawcett hair in high school and dreams of visiting Studio 54, which would put it at about 1977-1979. Then, less than five years later, she is talking about botox (not approved for cosmetic use until 2002) and the new Marc Jacobs collection. I suppose MJ was making clothes in the mid-80s, but he's associated primarily with the 90s. Anyway, it's a hot mess. But it didn't actively make me angry, so two stars.