Because it’s never too early to start planning your big day.
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Sunday, 2 March 2014
23 Insanely Fun Ways To Eat Cereal
Think outside the cereal box.
Rice Krispie Treat Pancakes with Browned Butter Syrup
Step 1: Make breakfast into dessert (Rice Krispie Treats). Step 2: Turn dessert back into breakfast (pancakes). Recipe here.
Cereal Tea
Never drink plain milk AGAIN. Instructions here.
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Crunchy Milk Chocolate-Peanut Butter Layer Cake
The filling is made with glorious peanut butter and Rice Krispie. Recipe here.
Tina Rupp / Via foodandwine.com
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Meet Alton Brown’s Two Completely Adorable Corgis
Their names are Sparky and Daisy, and you should love them.
“Hi! We're Daisy and Sparky. It's a pleasure to meet you.”
“We have a very discerning palate when it comes to food preferences: only the best.”
“Still getting used to the spotlight of fame, though.”
“Even though we may look like we're thinking very serious thoughts…”
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9 Feature Stories We’re Reading This Week
This week for BuzzReads, Tim Chester explores the geeky world of hardcore medieval combat. Read that and these other great stories from around BuzzFeed and the web.
Inside The Violent, Geeky World Of Hardcore International Medieval Combat — BuzzReads
Battle axes! Bloodshed! Bureaucracy! Middle Ages war reenactment is taking a turn for the violent as a new breed of weekend warriors — don’t call them LARPers — grapple with dangerous weaponry, entrenched nationalism, and a bit of institutional corruption and chaos. Read it at BuzzReads.
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Joe Biden in Winter — Politico Magazine
Will the Vice President run in 2016? Glenn Thrush explains why it's possible: “Biden simply isn’t ready to quit. It’s not clear he even knows how. He’s a comeback addict, a restless striver who believes that anyone who isn’t climbing is falling.” Read it at Politico Magazine.
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Inside the High-Stakes Battle to Control How You Talk to Friends — Wired
The next big thing in the world of social? It's the way you talk with your family and friends. Writes Mat Honan: “In 2014, the message is the medium worth fighting over.” Read it at Wired .
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Jennifer Lawrence And The History Of Cool Girls — BuzzFeed
“Be chill and don’t be a downer, act like a dude but look like a supermodel.” Anne Helen Petersen discusses J. Law in the context of other what she terms Cool Girls of today and yesteryear. Read it at BuzzFeed.
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Which “Gilmore Girls” Guy Is Your Soulmate?
Rory had to choose and now so do you.
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21 Brutally Honest Parenting Hashtags
Next time you tweet say what you’re really thinking.
#Where'sTheCoffee?
#Babysitter
#NotTonight
#Ow #MyFoot
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Thursday, 6 February 2014
21 Reasons Cooking Is Both Terrifying And Wonderful
Ingredients + You + Mess = Dinner on the table.
So you're on the Interwebs and all you see is delicious food.
nom nom nom nom nom
“I could totally make this! This looks awesome!”
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How hard could it be? You made that thing that one time.
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Sure, your usual attempts at cooking sometimes end up…
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The Story Behind Why An “American Idol” Contestant Came Out On The Show
Keith London tells BuzzFeed why he sang Beyoncé’s “If I Were A Boy” without changing the pronouns, his thoughts on the controversial reaction from the judges, and how fans are responding to his decision to come out as gay.
Keith London on American Idol.
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On Wednesday night, 21-year-old aspiring musician Keith London performed Beyoncé’s “If I Were a Boy” during the “Hollywood Week” episode of American Idol. He purposefully did not change the pronouns in the song, which London intended to be a sly way of acknowledging that he's gay.
After London's performance aired on the East Coast, he tweeted, “Wait, did I just basically come out on National TV? Oh well cats out of the bag!”
“It was amazing,” he told BuzzFeed Thursday morning. “Twitter's blowing up. Facebook's blowing up. It's awesome that people are talking about it.”
During the episode, Idol judges Jennifer Lopez and Harry Connick Jr. expressed their confusion over London's song choice and the segment caused some disapproval on Twitter and elsewhere online over the judges' reactions. After London began singing the song, Lopez pointed out to Connick that London wasn't changing the pronouns, and Connick responded, “It don't impress me.” Lopez agreed, adding, “It is bizarre.” Then, Connick said, “It's a weird choice. OK, we get it. You're trying to be cute.”
London said his goal in singing “If I Were a Boy” was quite the opposite of “trying to be cute.” “My view on it is that Beyoncé is thinking that she would know what it's like to be in a man's shoes,” London told BuzzFeed. “And my take on that is that you'll never know what it's like in somebody else's shoes. I come from a very unique background, and no one knows just why I do the things I do.” When asked to elaborate on his unique background, London said, “I travel all over the country doing odd jobs. It's not the stereotypical, you know, lifestyle [for a gay man].”
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Step-By-Step What Joe Biden Was Thinking When He Decided To Drive A Train Today
Choo. Choo. Choo.
“I really want to drive a train.”
AP Photo/Cliff Owen
“Now THAT is more like it.”
Via AP Photo/Matt Rourke
“Sup, bitches.”
“Train.” “Conducting.”
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21 Truths You Only Know If You Met Your Significant Other Online
It’s all OKCupid, baby, ‘cause you’re the Lava-my-Life.
In your phone contacts, your better half's name is still their first name + the dating site you met on.
Keely Flaherty / Via Buzzfeed
You agreed on a backup “how we met” story long ago.
“Well, it was so crazy, we were both at this party in Brooklyn, and he knows the guy who lives in the apartment, and I know the guy's friend's sister…”
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Your parents think you met through mutual friends.
“You remember Anna, right? Well, it was so crazy, we were both at this party in Brooklyn, and Anna's friend, Shauna, you don't know her…”
Zomba Recording LLC / Via trustnobiiitchh.tumblr.com
Your friends think you met through other mutual friends.
“Well, it was so crazy, we were both at this party in Brooklyn — not in your neighborhood — and this girl, Shauna, you don't know her…”
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Wednesday, 5 February 2014
For Everyone That Is Attracted To Kristoff From “Frozen”
Just because he’s animated doesn’t mean it can’t happen.
Even his little smirk is enough to set your heart aflutter.
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Can You Spot The Fake Grunge Song?
“What’s real and what’s for sale?” (Caution: NSFW-ish language)
A&M / Via blogdoferas.blogspot.com
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Canada’s Response To Russia’s Anti-LGBT Propaganda Law Is Totally Awesome
“The games have always been a little bit gay. Let’s fight to keep them that way.”
You'll never look at luging the same way again.
The ad was released by The Canadian Institute of Diversity and Inclusion (CIDI).
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Tuesday, 4 February 2014
There’s A DJ School For Babies Now Even Though Babies Are, You Know, Babies
It’s in Brooklyn because of course it is. (h/t HyperVocal )
This new VICE short tells the story behind DJ and composer Natalie Elizabeth Weiss's Baby DJ School, which opened in Brooklyn in September.
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Weiss says that she got the idea for Baby DJ School when she was babysitting a 1 1/2 year old boy.
She had her laptop and MIDI trigger with her for a gig later that night and asked him if he wanted to see how it works, and he loved it.
According to the school's Facebook page, the three-month program “transforms the ordinary Mommy-and-me sing-along experience into an educational escapade into the wonderful worlds of electro, hip-hop, and house.”
Weiss also claims that Baby DJ School “increases gross and fine motor skills, spatial reasoning, language skills and fosters a special bond between caretaker and baby because they are both learning a new skill!”
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Which Roald Dahl Character Are You?
Roald Dahl said that “the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places.” Perhaps some are hidden in this quiz.
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Wednesday, 29 January 2014
28 Reasons John Elway Was, Is, And Always Will Be A Badass
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Mile High’s commander-in-chief does what he wants.
He drinks Diet Coke by the two-liter!
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He digs double entendre.
Probably knows a bunch of awesome puns too.
He'll get you that first down even if it costs him a decade of memories.
ATTENTION YOUNG QUARTERBACKS: Don't do this.
He ate the hearts of Cleveland Browns fans.
Sorry, Browns fans.
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40 Unconventional DIY Valentine’s Day Cards
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Find a truly unique way to tell them how you feel.
You Have My Heart Card
Make an interactive card to let someone know they have your heart. Aga from Passion Shake created this one; follow her simple steps.
Materials: blank white paper stock card or any other thick paper folded in two, a matchbox, double-sided tape, pastel and neon masking tapes in different patterns, word print-outs in different fonts (YOU/HAVE/MY), pieces of white paper, pieces of colorful paper, flower cut-outs, pink decorative string, toothpick, black pen/paint/crayon, and scissors.
Pocket
1. Place and wrap a double-sided tape around the matchbox.
2. Cut out pieces of white paper and place it around the matchbox to make it white.
3. Decorate the box with colorful masking tapes and flower cut-outs.
Card
1. Place a double-sided tape on the matchbox and stick it to the card .
2. Make two holes on both sides of the box and put the string through them. Then wrap the string around the box and make a knot on the other side of the card.
3. Decorate the edges of the card with masking tapes
4. Using double sided-tape seal the word cut-outs with the pieces of colorful paper and then with the card. Decorate edges of the words with yellow neon paper.
Heart
1. Cut out 3 different colored hearts for the multicolor effect.
Arrow
1. Color a toothpick and some white paper using your black pen/paint/crayon.
2. Cut out wo triangles of the same size for an arrowhead. Place double-sided tape on both triangle.
3. Place one triangle on a flat surface, then place a toothpick on top of it. Gently place the second triangle on top of the toothpick, sealing them together
7. Repeat the same steps for the arrow ends but now using different shape ( as shown in the picture).
8. Once they are sealed together, cut a v-shape in the bottom edge, and trim it.
9. Attach the arrow to the card using masking tape.
❤ Give the card to your loved one and watch them open the box !
I Love You More Than…
Show them how much you really love them (more than bacon? red wine?) with a foldable paper heart chain, like this one created by Alyssa and Carla.
Materials: a piece of construction paper cut into a 4″ x 4″ square (color doesn't matter– the one shown used green), a long strip of red paper 30″ x 4″ (wrapping the paper on a roll of craft paper works well), a piece of grey construction paper or cardstock, letter stamps and a stamp pad or letter stickers (or if you have amazing hand-writing, just a high-quality pen or marker), decorations for the pictures (pens, markers, stickers, shape punches, stamps, etc.), glue (either a glue stick, rubber cement, or white glue), scissors>
1. Create a heart template with the 4″ x 4″ piece of paper. Fold it in half, like a book. Draw half of a heart onto the paper, with the fold in the center of the heart. Cut out the shape and open it up into a full heart. Trim the edges until you like the resulting heart shape.
2. Keeping the good side of the paper on the inside, fold the long 4″ x 30″ piece of paper in half three times. The end result will be about 4″ x 3.75″.
3. Use the heart you created in step 1 to trace the heart shape onto the paper. You want the left and right edges of the template to hang over the edges of the paper, so the hearts will have a connecting point on either side.
4. Cut the heart out and unfold to reveal the heart chain.
5. Modify the template heart by cutting a half inch around the edge, creating a slightly smaller version of the same heart.
6. Trace this smaller heart onto the thicker piece of paper 8 times. Cut out each heart.
7. Use the letter stamps or stickers to write “I love you more than…” on one cut out heart. Glue it to the first heart in the chain. Write “Happy Valentine’s Day” on another cut out heart and glue it onto the last heart in the chain.
8. Choose 3 things that you want to list to illustrate just how much you love your Valentine. Make it personal! The card shown picked bacon, snow days and red wine. Use stickers, cut out shapes, or draw images that correspond to each of your items on 3 of the cut-out hearts. Use the letter stamps or stickers to write each item that you chose on the remaining 3 cut-out hearts.
9. Glue each of the cut out hearts onto the middle hearts in the chain. When the glue is dry, fold the hearts up accordion-style into a little Valentine’s booklet.
I Will Always Want to Spoon Card
Daria from Kittenhood created this adorable “I Will Always Want to Spoon” Card. Follow her simple directions below.
Materials: printable templates (below), scissors, a small plastic spoon, pink or red nail polish, and strong glue.
1. Paint the front of the spoon with nail polish and let it dry. Apply a second coat and let that one dry too.
2. Print out the “I will always want to” template of your choice on A4 paper. Each file makes two cards. Alternatively, you can handwrite your own. Fold your card in half.
3. Glue the spoon in place to the card and you’re done!
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“Banana For Scale” Is A Pretty Adorable Trend On Reddit
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You need to put a banana next to your pet (or whatever ), for scale, immediately.
It's a simple process:
…and that's it!
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