Did you see what she was wearing?
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Weird Things Couples Talk About After The Party
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Which Christina Aguilera Are You?
A Genie in a Bottle? Stripped? Are you going Back to Basics, or are you an Unbreakable Flower? Maybe you’re just “ahead of [your] time.”
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33 Genius Gifts You Didn't Know You Could Buy At Target
Spelled “Target,” but pronounced “Tar-jay.” It’s fancier.
RE Bungee Chair
For the person who takes relaxing to Olympic levels.
Ecosphere Ecosystem
For someone who wants to rule a tiny ecosystem.
Stufz Stuffed Burger Maker
Threshold Gold Bar Cart
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Prince George’s New Portraits Are Royally Adorable
Look at his little sweater vest!
The little prince is pictured sitting on the steps of Kensington Palace, the London residence he calls home.
Clarence House / Via Twitter: @clarencehouse
Clarence House / Via Twitter: @clarencehouse
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9 Celebrity #TBT Photos You May Have Missed This Week
An upset Paul McCartney and a Troop Beverly Hills flashback kick off this week’s #Throwback Thursday.
Paul McCartney looked upset at his teabag situation.
Jenny Lewis gave us an amazing throwback by sharing this screen-grab from her film, Troop Beverly Hills.
Stevie Nicks looked as lovely as "the white winged dove" during her 1983 Wild Heart Tour.
Susan Sarandon shared her stunning first headshot.
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"Batgirl" Creative Team Issues Apology After Transphobia Allegations
After being called out for offensive stereotypes in Batgirl #37, the writers have issued an apology.
In Batgirl #37, masked superhero Barbara Gordon does battle with a rhinestone-studded Batgirl doppelgänger.
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Believing the villain to be a woman, Batgirl was stunned to discover the doppelgänger was Dagger Type, a man.
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Audience members laugh at Dagger Type when his identity is revealed and boo him. Controversy quickly arose from the comic book's alleged depiction of a transgender villain.
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Batgirl has a history of positive transgender representation. When the series was written by Gail Simone, one of Barbara's best friends came out to her.
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10 Photos The Elf On The Shelf Doesn’t Want You To See
He’s on the naughty list!
Buzzfeedyellow / Via youtube.com
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14 Books From 2014 Every Music Lover Needs To Read
You’re in for some great reading whether you want to explore the history of rock and jazz, revisit new wave and Britpop, or dive deep into albums by Michael Jackson and Kanye West.
There Goes Gravity by Lisa Robinson
This book is technically a memoir by veteran music journalist Lisa Robinson, but every step of the way her focus is on her experiences – both personal and professional – with some of the most famous and important musicians of the past four decades. Robinson has been granted a rare and remarkable amount of access to huge stars over the years, and as a result this book gives you some real insight into what artists like David Bowie, John Lennon, Mick Jagger, Jimmy Page, Bono, Eminem, Jay Z, and Lady Gaga are really like when they're not performing.
Dangerous by Susan Fast
Canadian musicologist Susan Fast's book about Michael Jackson's 1991 blockbuster Dangerous rejects the usual media narrative about the iconic performer's later career, and makes a compelling case that it's a "coming of age" record that reflect his sophisticated take on adult sexuality and racial politics. Fast challenges the conventional wisdom about Jackson and his media image every step of the way, and places a great deal of emphasis on the singular style of post-Bad music.
The History of Rock 'n' Roll in Ten Songs by Greil Marcus
Greil Marcus has built his considerable reputation as a cultural critic on his incredible skill for building fascinating alternative histories of the world based on seemingly randomly fragments of culture. This book is a new version of that old trick, and offers a fresh new take on the evolution of popular music between 1956 and 2008 that omits all the usual icons, events, and narratives.
Do Not Sell at Any Price by Amanda Petrusich
Amanda Petrusich's book digs deep into the insular subculture of 78 rpm record collectors, with deeply empathetic portraits of collectors willing to drop thousands of dollars on extraordinarily rare recordings of blues, folk, jazz, and gospel songs from the 1920s and 1930s. Petrusich's stories about her encounters with these often quirky collectors are lively and entertaining, but always take her subjects' mission of preserving the history of American music very seriously.
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PA Congressman: Torture Report Release "Almost Treasonous"
Republican Rep. Scott Perry said the Obama administration seems to care more about the rights of terrorists than those of United States citizens.
Republican Rep. Scott Perry says the release of the Senate Intelligence Committee's report on the CIA's interrogation and detention techniques nearly qualifies as treason.
Speaking with WPHT radio Friday, the Pennsylvania Republican added the Obama administration seems to care more about the rights of terrorists than those of United States citizens.
"This is completely regrettable — I think it, for me, as a military guy, it's almost treasonous, and it borders on treasonous," said Perry. "And it vexes me that this president, this administration, and some of his cohort are happier to be concerned about the rights of savages that will kill every American they can get their hands on, while there seem to be disconcerned about our rights, and the transparency."
The congressman then compared the transparency of the torture report to what he said was a lack of transparency in the Ferguson, MO grand jury that declined to indict officer Darren Wilson in the death of Michael Brown.
"You know, even from the standpoint of this grand jury investigation in Ferguson, where the one guy that claimed there was a hands-up thing — see, his grand jury testimony, that has to remain secret, but yet this, which has national security implications, and puts lives and national security at risk — that has to be open for the whole world to see."
The Senate Intelligence Committee's 525-page report released Tuesday details cases of detainees being waterboarded to near-death, days worth of sleep deprivation, a detainee chained to the ceiling while clothed in a diaper to go to the bathroom, rectal feeding and rectal rehydration, and a detainee spending more 10 days in a coffin-shaped box, among other details.
The logo of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency is shown in the lobby of the CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia March 3, 2005.
Jason Reed / Reuters / Reuters
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Here’s What Happens When You Reply To OkCupid Guys With "Harry Potter" Quotes
Accio booty call.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
Scholastic
OkCupid
OkCupid
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Genius Animal Criminals That Will Make You Say, "Aww!"
Busted!
BuzzfeedVideo / Via youtube.com
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The Definitive Ranking Of Kate Middleton's NYC Tour Outfits
The Duchess of Cambridge was only in America for a whirlwind two days, but she she still managed to rock some amazing ensembles.
MIHAI ANDRITOIU / Pool / Reuters / Getty / Jenny Chang
AP Photo/Seth Wenig, Pool
Brendan Mcdermid / Reuters
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27 Male Celebrites Who Can Kill You With Just One Wink
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15 Photos Of Santas Lost Within A Massive Civil Rights March
Thousands of demonstrators filled the streets of New York City to protest recent police brutality on Saturday, which happened to coincide with the city’s infamous “Santa Con.” Some Santa Clauses couldn’t quite figure out what was going on…
Something was a little off...
The streets, normally reserved for drunken Santa Clauses, were just a bit more crowded this year...
But...why...?
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This Insane Video Of Wingsuit Pilots Flying Majestically Through The Air Will Blow Your Mind
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This 8-Year-Old's Insane Dancing Skills Will Give You Life
On fleek.
Aidan Xiong, also known as Bah Boy, is only 8 years old, but you'd never know it after watching him dance. He's been dancing since he was 4, and he is INCREDIBLE.
🙌 🙌 🙌
Aidan Prince Xiong / Via youtube.com
Ya, the other kids in the video are cute...
Aidan Prince Xiong / Via youtube.com
But Aidan quickly steals the show.
Aidan Prince Xiong / Via youtube.com
So much baby swag.
Aidan Prince Xiong / Via youtube.com
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32 Of The Most Beautiful Book Covers Of 2014
Do judge these books by their covers.
Jarry Lee / BuzzFeed
All the Birds, Singing by Evie Wyld
Design by Joan Wong.
Pantheon
Infidelities by Kirsty Gunn
Design by Darren Wall.
Faber & Faber
Nobody Is Ever Missing by Catherine Lacey
Design by Charlotte Strick, illustration by Patrick Leger.
FSG Originals
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17 Awkward Moments When You’re A Bisexual Guy
“So you’re gay, right?”
A lot of people are confused about bisexual men.
BuzzFeed Yellow / Via youtube.com
Gay men don't always believe you.
BuzzFeed Yellow / Via youtube.com
People sometimes doubt your ability to be monogamous.
BuzzFeed Yellow / Via youtube.com
But most of all, they don't always understand that sexuality is a spectrum.
BuzzFeed Yellow / Via youtube.com
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22 Winter Woes That Any New Englander Will Understand
Alright, it’s wicked cold.
When it's four degrees out, but you still really want an iced coffee from Dunkin'.
*teeth start chattering*
When you go outside in the morning and your car has disappeared.
*calls in sick to work*
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When the weather drops 30 degrees in one day.
SHOULD I PUT MY SANDALS AWAY OR WHAT?
When you forget tailgating a Patriots game isn't as fun when it's 10 degrees outside.
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Who Said It: "Gossip Girl" Edition
Who said it? That’s one secret I’ll never tell.
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