It was written in 1984 but only became a hit in the digital age. The amazing story of “the most perfect song in the world.”
You won't have to worry about safety with these! .
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But maybe a lady could wear it as a fun glove, too?
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It's New York Fashion Week, and please, Instagram is SO last season.
Kendall Jenner (L) and Kris Jenner at The Heart Truth's Red Dress Collection fashion show in New York, February 6, 2013.
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1. Go to a fashion show where celebrities act as models for charity
2. See that Kris, Kylie, and Kendall Jenner are modeling for this event. Get excited that Kim or one of the other Kardashian sisters might be here
3. Look around. No Kim or Khloe
4. Take out your full sized camera
5. Look around and notice no one else has a camera. Feel weird about having the camera.
6. See famous photographer Patrick McMullan in the first row
7. Watch as Patrick photographs a woman and tells her to put her hand on her hip
8. Remember for later that apparently putting your hand on your hip is a better camera pose
9. Listen to fashion bloggers behind you remark how this show looks like a bunch of "Real Housewives of New Jersey"
10. Try to figure out which notation app on your iPhone is best for quickly writing down what they're saying
11. Decide on Evernote, which you never use but you hear Brainpicker uses on the elliptical, so it must be good
12. Consider how weird it would be actually trying to type serious thoughts while on an elliptical
13. Type notes in Evernote. Wait like a bazillion seconds while it saves the notes.
14. When the fashion show starts, whip out your phone with the Vine app camera ready
15. Let your phone's camera take a few seconds to adjust for extreme backlighting so it can focus
16. Vine the heck outta Kelly Osbourne and some lady from TV
Pick your team, learn your team, love your team.
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You want a sports team to cheer for. I understand: having a sports team that you support is like being part of a large, similarly dressed family that feels the exact same way all the time, but only about one thing. It's like being part of a cult, except socially acceptable. It's like being one with the God-mind in heaven, except sometimes it sucks.
Not having a sports team to support is an easy ailment to cure. It may seem intimidating and arbitrary to pick, but that's why I'm here: I'm here to help. I'm like Dr. Phil. There are five steps to Choosing A Favorite Team, and I'll walk you through them one by one.
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The easiest traditional way to determine your favorite sports team is to decide on a regional basis. If you're from the Boston area, like Olympic champion Aly Raisman, you cheer for the Boston Bruins, the Boston Celtics, the New England Patriots, and the Boston Red Sox. This can apply to basically any part of your life, so use it as a sliding scale: if you were born in New York, grew up in St. Louis, went to college in Miami, and settled in San Francisco, you have a wide array of options to choose from. (No, there is no correct team to pull for in that case. Cheer for whoever you damn well please.) Regional can also apply to your parents: if your dad or mom is from Dallas, and they grew up and remain rabid Cowboys fans, and yet you live in New Jersey and everyone you know pulls for the Giants, you can totally still pull for the Cowboys. Family trumps all bonds.
Side note: you should keep in mind with all of these that there is a relationship between how many teams you cheer for and how serious of a fan you are. The more teams you cheer for, the harder it is to be a serious fan, because you have more teams to follow, requiring more time and energy and love on your part. We all only have so much love to give.
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No one can resist Instagraming a celebrity — or even non-famous, outlandishly dressed people — wearing a fedora.
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Instead of the top of his head, the way normal people wear hats.
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The biggest ride was this thing that was made of two metal cages that spun around really fast with people inside.
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They strapped you in standing up like this. It all seemed like a very bad idea for a party that served wine.
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Okay, so maybe you can pull this look off. If you're under three feet tall.
Ain't nothing wrong with getting on a Sailor Moon kick. Especially when it's this cute.
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One of the perks of visiting your local coffee shops!
Meow!
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Or just a lady, but we like to think this is Jane.
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Unicycling along a mountainside? This 26-year-old is a natural.
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"At first, when I was looking for something challenging, my friends and I took to the parks where skateboarders and mountain bikers were doing tricks," he told a German newspaper.
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In 2003, you couldn't go anywhere without hearing “In Da Club.”
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M.C. Hammer is apparently going into medicine now, plus 9 more tweets from the celeb twitterverse!
They're identical twins, so it's not going to be easy.
Can you tell which is which? It's OK if you can't.
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He played Jake, whose favorite battle morph was the Siberian Tiger. The more you know.
And he'll be reprising the role for the upcoming X-Men: Days of Future Past.
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Ricochet is determined she will neutralize her colorful vibrating enemy!!
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This little lady shows you how it's done!
Await with demure anticipation
Accept with a kiss and loving glance
Roll treat in tiny pink paws
Observe its delish texture, its bouquet, its, NOM NOM!
Regain composure and accept ear scritchees because you are so precious.
If these necks could talk…
The choker necklace has a long and storied history. You'll find examples of it centuries ago in Chinese, Native American, Indian, and Egyptian cultures. Let's take a look at some of the choker's historic highlights...
During the French Revolution, women took to wearing red ribbons around their necks to pay homage to those who met their death at the guillotine. The ribbon could be worn around the neck, or another fashion came in the form of an X around the shoulders and back. (via)
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Manet's famous painting, "Olympia," (1863) depicted a prostitute wearing a black ribbon around her neck. During this era, a ribbon around the neck could mean a woman was a prostitute.
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Some of history's most famous chokers can be found in Degas' ballerina paintings, of which he did many in the 1870s and 1880s.
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The best things in life aren't free. They cost 30 Pizza Points plus $3.99 shipping and handling. Everything from toys to cigarettes had proof of purchase points, and if you could manage to not lose them, they bought some pretty awesome stuff.
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These photos will melt your heart and bring it back to life as a stronger heart . They'll also make you say, “Awww!”
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It snowed a lot last night where these dogs live, which means today is THE MOST FUN EVERRR! Dogs are so easy to please.
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The people's champ! Congrats, Kate Upton, on your second straight SI Swimsuit Edition cover.
