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According to May's Glamour, you're "irresistible" to your guy when you blow him while watching TV — just don't swallow, or you might lose that flat belly. More »
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On Today editor Cindi Leive and model Lizzi Miller discussed the huge response to Glamour's picture of Miller's belly. "The first thing I thought was 'OK, not the most flattering picture,'" says Miller, "But that's real." Clip at left. More »
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Glamour has apparently been inundated with emails and letters from readers who say they love the "woman on p. 194" of the magazine's September issue, who is pictured in her underwear, proudly showing off her pooch. More »
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Graham Barker of Australia is a navel gazer. Or rather, he is a navel fluff gazer, as he is perhaps the world's only self-proclaimed navel fluff enthusiast (and "God-fearing weather-geek") . Barker has been collecting and cataloguing the dirt and lint found in his navel for 20 years (his entire collection is pictured on the left), and he is also dedicated to the research and theory behind the development of belly button trappings. Barker has found that those with hairy stomachs develop more fluff since the hairs trap fibers from clothes more easily. He has also found that those with larger stomachs produce a greater quantity of fluff since larger stomachs have bigger and deeper navels. [Mental Floss] More »
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Moe is not the only Phair-lover on staff; I, too, listened to Exile In Guyville at least once a week for the entirety of my college career, not to mention the time spent on whitechocolatespaceegg and Whip Smart. I was shaped by Phair, but not just by her alone — I also spent many, many ponderous hours with Sleater-Kinney and Kim Deal and Belly and lots of other disaffected, apathetic, introspective white ladies. Carrie Brownstein, former Sleater-Kinney guitarist was on NPR yesterday, talking about the "sound of a generation" — i.e., how music can define a specific era. Much of the talk focused on the difference between Generation X's musical preferences and Generation Y's. Although I am technically part of Generation Y, as its often defined as those born between 1982 and 2002, my musical tastes are very staunchly X, and hearing Brownstein talk made me wonder: what happened to all those sad young indie rock girls? More »
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