I know this has to be Meg from Hercules, but all I can think is Wonder Woman!

I found two silvery-white LOOOONG hairs last year when I was 19. I don't know what's in store for me.

I have no idea what my hair will look like because both my grandmothers have dyed their hair since going grey. My mom's hair is beautiful though— straight and almost black, with wiry silver strands.

And just in time for their new TV show to premiere!

Glad to be of service!

I was in a terrible mood and this cheered me up so much. THANK YOU.

I'm considering pre-ordering it! It was definitely one of the creepier ones, which are always the best.

Nancy Drew has been one of my heroes since I was little! Nancy also has a great computer game series from Her Interactive that I definitely recommend playing if you're into mystery games. I've been playing them since I got my hands on the second one in 2000. They're great for people to play with kids, too.
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Candy buttons?

I'm dying for a Hawkgirl/Wonder Woman buddy flick.

McCanick does look pretty good, if not a bit obvious. But yeah, I think most actors would want their work to be enjoyed and remembered, regardless of whether they're alive or not.

That trailer for the Cory Monteith movie was actually really good and now I'm super sad and it's Saturday morning.

When I was in middle school I desperately wanted the theatre department to do The Little Mermaid so I could be Ursula. Why would you want to be Ariel? Ursula gets the big, belt-it song!

This guy looks like a cardboard cut out.

God, Avril Lavigne is so edgy.

She's just being Miley, ya'll.

I hate myself for liking this song, and for getting the video because we're roughly the same age. She's like all the kids I go to art school with. Whatever, the video isn't great, but I get what she's doing.

Is it wrong that I kind of want her to be my friend?

It's not that women are surprised— it's that we expect that men have a certain level of self control and can act respectfully towards them. More often than not in this sort of circumstance, our expectations of decency are not met.

God, I love it so much. Watching this video in the library and doing my best not to lose my shit.

As a fan of pop culture and finding the humor in celebrity, I really enjoy Daniel Edward's work. I'm totally down with him creating a sculpture of preggo Kimmy K.

Piggy-backing onto this and asking the question: can short, fat chicks pull off kaftans without looking shlubby? Because I really need to know that.