First Pluto, now this? Science takes all the fun stuff away.
If Riley, the star of this video, is any indication of how intelligent, discerning, and outspoken the next generation is going to be, we have some hope for progress in this world.
There are endless things you can buy to support breast cancer awareness. Until recently, you could even get pink editions of the Bible.
Tuesday’s links talk little kids and massive pets.
Over the half-century of its history, Barbie has had more than a hundred career switches from doctor to lifeguard to a chef. Nonetheless, her 2011 feat as architect Barbie, a member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) with LEED accreditation seems to be the best yet—it comes with a house upgrade.
Despite years of a coordinated advertising and branding campaign, a new study shows that use of the color pink doesn’t work so well for awareness of and fundraising for women’s issues like breast cancer.
“Out of Myself, Britney, and Christina- didn’t everyone think I was gonna be the troublemaker? LOOK MA!!! No CUFFS!!!” – PINK, singer, remarking on Twitter about her lack of jail time compared to to pop contemporaries Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera (via Twitter)
Don’t worry, Pink fans — she’s okay.
The rest of the world is just starting to learn about the big news from Down Under this past weekend. On Saturday, 16-year-old Jessica Watson sailed into the waters of Sydney, Australia, returning home after a 23,000-nautical-mile journey around the globe.
Barbie’s dreamhouse is no longer only a dream. A high-end Paris hotel is making bank on the re-design of two of its rooms into Barbie-everything, hoping fortunate little girls and their families will shell out some cash.
