My son adores Peppa Pig, that's all he ever asks me to turn on. I make sure when we have porkchops and bacon though I remind him of who exactly we're eating. :) He's also a huge fan of "Team Umizoomi" on Nick Jr.

It's funny how so many new cars in this segment (Miata, FR-S/BRZ) keep pointing out the superiority of the 15 year old Honda S2000.

Excuse me sir. Well thought out and concise comments are not allowed here, please leave.

Ugh, I really want makers of small sports cars to stop publishing power numbers. 155 in a 2200 lb car is plenty.

I know everyone wants MOAR POWAH, but that's actually the worst thing Mazda could have done to the Miata.

I'm sure Mazda is going to take your opinion straight to the tippy top because of it's usefulness and validity.

Your PS4 doesn't count.

It loses 12hp and gains 8 ft-lbs of torque over the outgoing model, but most are forgetting the damn thing shed well over 200 pounds. If they beefed up and flattened the torque curve across the powerband, this thing is going to be quite a bit quicker than the NC it's replacing.

If your V8 is Malaise-era, it's probably just as powerful as the Skyactiv engine in the Miata.

The 2.0 in the Mazda3 makes 155bhp and 150 lb/ft, so this makes sense even if it's kind of disappointing they weren't at least a bit more ambitious.

Not surprised, the want is still skrong.

And you had to post a pic of the 13-14, everyone knows the best looking generation was the 10-12.

Do you have a picture of this pretty car you're referring to because I think you pasted a

I wouldn't use the word 'Pretty' within three counties of that car.

Bimotor Z confirmed!

A bad job is still a bad job, no matter what country it's in.

Sports fans have rioted over winning. Rioting has nothing to do with good, bad, winning, or losing.

She's great a lot of times, but look at the raw work here. It's subpar for someone with so much skill and endless resources.

Honestly all I see here is how bad a photographer is and how much work was left to the editor. I know Annie is regarded as a great photographer (and I love a huge amount of her work) there are still ways to photograph and light someone that don't require so much editing.