Sunday, 30 March 2014
Courtney Stodden Took Her Boobs On A Tour Of Hollywood Gravestones
She documented it all on Instagram (duh).
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Politicians Are Trolling Each Other With Cakes Now
Happy birthday, Mister… Senator.
Democratic Senator Mark Begich is in a tough reelection campaign.
Even with this fabulous cape.
It is Begich's birthday on Sunday and the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee decided to send him a cake.
The cake said: “Happy Birthday to the Senator who votes with Obama 97% of the time.”
It also included this photo of Begich shaking Obama's hand while Harry Reid smiles.
Obama is polling poorly in Begich's home state of Alaska.
So here is how you troll your political rival with a cake:
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9 Feature Stories We’re Reading This Week
This week, stories about Detroit’s backlog of untested rape kits, what it’s like being a young adult with cancer, battling Danish brewers, the future of clean coal, a very successful silver thief, and more from around the web.
Being Raped in a Bankrupt City — BuzzFeed
There's currently a backlog of over 11,000 untested rape kits in Detroit. Emily Orley introduces the prosecutor who's attempting to change that — and the hurdles she faces. Read it at BuzzFeed.
Marissa McClain for BuzzFeed
The Overprotected Kid — The Atlantic
Hanna Rosin discusses the shift toward hyper-safe playgrounds, one that hasn't actually resulted in kids being safer, and in fact has a negative effect on their development. A new playground instead allows kids to literally play with fire — and may be the solution. Read it at The Atlantic .
Peter Yang for The Atlantic
On the Trail of a Silver Thief — Garden & Gun
Kim Severson discusses a highly skilled burglar who investigators believe made off with $12 million of fine silver from nearly a hundred homes in six Southern states over three years: “For most victims, the lost silver was an irreplaceable link to their history and their ancestors. They had become caretakers of the family legacy, and in a flash, it was gone.” Read it at Garden & Gun .
Photograph by Audra Melton for Garden & Gun
A Fight is Brewing — New York Times Magazine
A fascinating look at the Danish identical twins behind cult breweries Mikkeller and Evil Twin: “The Bjergso brothers have opposite temperaments: Mikkel is reserved; Jeppe is an extrovert. And they are not on good terms, despite — or rather, because of — their shared infatuation with beer. They haven’t spoken to each other in more than a year.” Read it at The New York Times Magazine .
Peter Yang for The New York Times
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Saturday, 29 March 2014
31 Life-Changing Ways To Eat French Toast
I’ll wake up at any ungodly hour for waffle French toast.
Chris Court / Via marthastewart.com
Ashley Rodriguez / Via buzzfeed.com
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