Jezebel: Hearts

19th Century Map Of A Woman's Heart Definitely Drawn By Cynical Dude

Whitney Jefferson — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 18:45:00 EST

American Antiquarian's latest exhibit "Beauty, Virtue, & Vice: Images of Women in Nineteenth-Century American Prints" features this map called "The Open Country of a Woman's Heart" by D. W. Kellogg. Though the art is supposedly "By A Lady," I'd suspect it was actually created by a lovelorn and cynical man.

In Times Of Stress, Two Hearts Really Do Beat As One

Anna North — Thu, 05 May 2011 09:50:00 EDT

Ever feel like you're vicariously living your loved ones' stressful experiences? There could be a biological explanation: during such times, your heart rate may actually synchronize with theirs. More »

Cornify: Like The Internet Through Mariah Carey's Eyes

Hortense Smith — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 14:45:00 EST

Have you ever dreamed of turning every website you visit into a Lisa Frank-esque nightmare? Well now you can, thanks to Cornify, which lets you adorn your favorite sites with rainbows, hearts, and unicorns. [Cornify] More »

Kitten Born With A Birthmark Love Note

Tracie Egan Morrissey — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 18:00:00 EDT

A kitten was born in California this week with fur markings that look like they say "I <3 ." or "I Love Dot." What makes that such a big deal? The kitten's mom is named Dottie. Too cute! (Also, hearts on baby animals seem to be a trend: First there was the chihuahua from Japan with a heart-shaped spot on its fur, then the piglet born just this past February with a similar birthmark.) Clip above.
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This Little Piggy

Slut Machine — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 15:30:00 EST

Just in time for Valentine's Day, a piglet was born with a series of heart-shaped spots on him. Usually such biological anomalies are from places like Japan, where all things cute seem to originate, but this little guy is from a farm in Gloucester, England, and was given the appropriate name of Valentine. [Daily Mail] More »

Erin Fetherston For Target: If You Wear Your Heart On Your Sleeve (Literally), Your Ship Has Arrived

Jennifer — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 16:30:22 EDT

Coming this fall to a Target near you? Erin Fetherston's turn at creating cheap-chic wears. And based on the contraband images posted by our friends at Fashionista, the clothes look, well, super Erin Fetherson. That is, they're pretty damn close to tipping the 'Proenza Schouler for Target' end of the scale, as opposed to putting forth a lame-ass 'Patrick Robinson for Target' or a disastrous 'Behnaz Sarafpour for Targe't effort. So yay for Erin for, er, staying Erin! But that's the thing: To like these clothes you have to really, really dig Erin Fetherston style, which isn't for everyone. If you aspire to look like Chloe Sevigny (Vincent Gallo blow-job optional) every single moment of the day or if your look is your favorite kindergarten dress meets Rosemary's Baby, then you totally lucked out. More »