I can't be the only one pissed that Netflix doesn't have Project Runway available. How else can I relive Santino's and Austin's stunning creations?

Glitter-encrusted pencils, along with ones printed with photos of candy. A collection of rubber monster and troll pencil toppers, complete with wiggly rubber arms and tufts of hair, respectively. Holographic folders. AND, all the goddamn keychains that could be attached to a backpack including (but not limited to): a…

In the words of the poet/teacher Taylor Mali "we've gotten to the point where we're the most aggressively inarticulate generation to come along since, you know, a long time ago". In its entirety, you can watch him perform it here: "Totally, Like, Whatever, You Know"

I'm completely for product androgyny. I use men's deodorant, men's soap, occasionally men's cologne, and definitely men's razors...all of which, when I shop for them, are at least a buck cheaper than the lady equivalent and give me the option of "fresh" or "clean" scents that don't smell like embalming fluid or floral…

I feel like Cary Grant might end up being the "sleeper" winner of this question. He's top on my list too!

Anyone else see a young Jason Alexander in this guy's face?

I feel like this must be one of the out-takes from "Lost in Translation".

He dreaded his hair. I thought, "Okay, initially, these are going to look awful, but they'll shape up and get better." Even with as much as I saw him working them though, they never improved. That was it. Done and done.

Am I the only one reveling in appreciation just that these women have bodies with skin texture and the like still visible? I found delight in the dimples and depressions around the knees, that's how long it's been since I've seen an un-tampered image. Look, a smidgen of muffin top! Hurray! It's adorable!

Wouldn't the pronunciation of this not be CAY-dence but KY-Dence?

According to the Washington Post, everyone in the US agrees. Confidence in Congress is apparently at a record low. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/…

That's so true! My mom got me started on OB's by telling me, her middle school feminist daughter at the time, that they were designed by a woman gynecologist and that's why they were the only ones worth using, because only we truly know what are needs are.

The one on the right is totally Andy Bernard.

As a middle school teacher, I agree entirely. By the time the students are at school, it's already too late if their attire is inappropriate. I do my best to model fashionable, acceptable attire but parents are the ones that need to be making dress code calls at home. There is no reason a young adult should be able to…

Do you think Boehner and Judge Scalia ever go duck hunting together? This New York Times snippet seems to support the idea that they could—

Anyone else puzzled by why the man is always so orange?

...which may be why no further headway has been made with this case from September either—http://www.newsobserver.com/2013/01/08/2590888/dna-provides-break-in-unc-students.html

According to Ms. Ireland's LinkedIn profile, her interests are:

Anyone writing for "Men's Health" is not small fish, no matter their age. For a magazine with, according to Wikipedia, 38 MILLION readers in 46 countries, articles like this can pull far more weight than you might think possible based on the tender age of their author. What's more alarming than her…