What are some of the gadgets of yesteryear that still hold a place in your heart?
What are some of the gadgets of yesteryear that still hold a place in your heart?
In honor of Kathy Griffin’s appearance as a Sarah Palin-like judge on Glee Tuesday night, I’ve compiled a list of the five best Sarah Palin impressions in pop culture.
Starbucks and 7-11 revamp their caffeinated offerings to better engage us. But Time magazine reports a different story.
Thoughts on Bristol Palin’s rumored memoirs, as well as her future political aspirations, and why both are ridiculous.
I’m trying to understand and I would never want to follow this blindly. I don’t know of Gen Y being a generation of agnostics, but I definitely think we’re a generation of questioners.
For all the controversy over Heidi Montag and her ginormous G-cups, we finally have people standing up for women who aren’t giving in to social pressure and are accepting, even loving themselves as is. We are beginning to see a push towards authentic (not silicon) beauty.
While concerned parents and critical tweens wonder what’s next for the former Miss Montana, she insists she “Can’t Be Tamed.” Is Miley the next pop princess fallen from grace? – or is she just another girl, not yet a woman?
Our travel experiences are not necessarily limited to the group tequila shot photos gracing Facebook that have become the stereotypical study abroad anecdotes. We grew up with tehcnology and as we have matured and technology has evolved, so has our way of communicating.
Nancy Bauer’s New York Times article “Lady Power” ponders the idea of the Millennial generation and our feminist/anti-feminist tendencies, using Lady GaGa as a main example of the ways of the Millennial woman. I can’t help but feel targeted and defensive – mostly because I know Bauer is probably right.