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A Girl's Guide To Respectful Girlwatching
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EA Games Wants You To Sexually Harass Their Booth Babes For A Free Dinner
Want to win a free dinner, Comic Con dudes? Easy peasy! All you need to do is take a photograph of yourself "committing an act of lust" (see also: sexually harassing) one of EA's booth babes. More »Battle Of The Bods: Pretty Much The Worst Reality Show Ever
Reality television, on the whole, is pretty terrible. The bottom of the barrel no longer exists; it is gone, it has disintegrated into tiny glittery bits that now line the carpets of the Rock of Love bus. More »The "Orgasm Robot": Educational Or Offensive?
A reader has tipped us to this bizarre contraption, known as "Moaning Lisa," a robotic instrument designed to challenge users to master "the process leading to a female orgasm" using a series of ultrasonic sensors. More »Child Beauty Consumers To Stave Off The Cosmetic Recession
Jessica Bennett of Newsweek aims a gimlet eye and the tween (and pre-tween) beauty industry aimed at convincing your toddler that this is what pretty girls look like. You know, like their moms. More »Yup.
A study found that when straight guys looked at pictures of women in bikinis, the parts of the brain associated with "using tools" like screwdrivers lit up; the "empathy" part shut down. [Guardian]