Yes! Henri the existential cat has a new, ennui-filled video for you.

If you've ever wondered what kind of music cartoon and comic characters listen to, this handy chart can be very illuminating. Pepe Le Pew likes Liz Phair! Image

• Supposedly, Kate Moss and Jamie Hince are engaged. According to tabloid reports, they were spotted leaving a jewelry store recently, so it must be true! Can't you see this is the body language of a newly engaged couple?

This isn't a post about how to get your girlfriend to care about your hobby. This is about the comics the women I know are actually reading, or have read.

In this video, the self-described "lovable old pain in the ass" talks how she had a hand in the clothes she inspired. The one-liners are endless, and Betty herself, tireless.

For your enjoyment. This job is awesome-ah.

We got our hands on the Fame: Robert Pattinson comic from Bluewater Productions, which is not a fun, fan-fic-ish romp with the SparkleVamp, but a dark, dreary telling of his life story. Also? He looks terrible!

"Looking back, we actually did well in the circumstances; others tell me they wouldn't have lasted a week." — cartoonist Brigitte Sutherland, whose mother shared a London apartment — and a bed — with her for seven months. [Independent, SevenMonths]

When Sarah Haskins left Current, we mourned the loss of "Target Women" and her chick-centric take on pop culture. Now Current presents Erin Gibson, who has a segment titled "Modern Lady."

Last year, Archie proposed to Veronica. But it's 2010, baby! We've got a black president! And Archie is now hooking up with Valerie, the black chick from Josie And The Pussycats. More mag covers at the link! [Archie Comics]

Last nigh'ts Oscars show was a wee bit predictable and a smidge dull, but we made LOLs out of lemons. Thanks to Scoldy Lox, smijca, twirlywhirly, Rodmanstreet, DonnaPirana and everyone who contributed.

If juvenile humor involving sex or genitialia is your thing, you're gonna love this site. Particularly disturbing is the image titled "Let Frosty Check The Ol' Prostate." [Things That Are Doing It]

When Sarah Haskins emailed to say that her Target Women career had come to an end, we were sad. But it also gave us a chance to talk to her - below, DILFs, baby bridesmaids and being yelled into greatness.

Hi And Lois: They're just like us! (Click to enlarge.) [WaPo]

If you want a mini-recap of what womanhood was all about in 2009 — and a lesson in being a "better lady" in 2010 — check out Sarah Haskins' new video, after the jump.

We covered the shrill, fear-based badvertising commercials for home security systems in December 2008, in August 2009 and October 2009. Today, Sarah Haskins tackles the same damsel-in-distress ads.

There are some serious laughs in her interview with BlackBook:

"Advertising is so ridiculous because it's trying to still use some of the traditional gender roles, while also trying to match the changes in the past 40 to 50 years." — from an interview with Sarah Haskins. [NY Post]

In addition to the latest hilarious Target: Women, there's an interview with NPR, in which Sarah Haskins talks about mocking badvertising and crappy marketing toward women: