Someone from the blog Skanks in NYC has been saying mean things about Liskula Cohen online, things about her being old, desperate, and skanky. There are a few options to deal with mean blog comments.

1. You can not deal with them at all, and surround yourself with people that actually do care about you and don’t think you’re an old, desperate skank.
 

2. You can issue some kind of diplomatic statement about how some people will be childish, and it’s part of being one of the beautiful, not desperate, famous elite. Then go hang with other beautiful, not desperate, famous people to prove your point.

3. Or, you can do what Liskula Cohen is doing, i.e. throw a hissy fit over the inevitable result of fame and suing the wrong party, in Cohen's case, Google.

The New York Daily News reports:

A Vogue cover girl is suing Google in an attempt to unmask the blogger who trashed her as a "skank" and an "old hag."

…The defamation suit, filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, seeks a court order compelling Google and its Blogger.com service to identify whoever led the vicious Internet assault against Cohen.

Her lawyer Steven Wagner conceded it's not easy to identify bloggers who lob insults anonymously, as New York courts have generally declined to force them into the light.

"We think we have a case," he said. "This is libelous, it's defamatory and you shouldn't just get away with this."

On the site, Cohen is ridiculed as a desperate "fortysomething" who "may have been hot 10 years ago."

The Canadian cutie is actually 36, according to records.

"Desperation seeps from her soul, if she even has one," the site spews.

Waa, waa, waa. Yeah, it sucks being called old, but one hardly disproves assertions of desperation by desperately trying to claw down the one blogger in the world that even knew much of anything about Cohen before today.