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The Daily Squeeze: Same-Sex Marriage, Cynthia Nixon, And A Drunk Groom
Quick Pic: Kirsten Dunst En Route To Coldplay Concert
Something tells us she had better seats than the average fan. [Madison Square Garden, New York City, 6/23/08] Keep reading »
Star Couplings: Mary-Kate Olsen, Her Boyfriend, & Nicole Richie Go Grunge
Monday Quickies!
Raise Your Hand If You Think Wedding Traditions Are Stupid
Traditions can be a great way to make occasions special, but don’t you kind of wonder who came up with these crazy things? Mental Floss has a great post about the origin of wedding traditions, and after reading them, I am way less into keeping them. Why should I wear white just because Queen Victoria did? [MentalFloss.com]
Quick Pic: Liv Tyler & Milo Get Some Fresh Air
This little pair is so adorable and Liv’s shade of red lipstick is SICK. [LAX Airport, Los Angeles, 6/23/08] Keep reading »
Crave: Little Piggy Ear Buds
My dog is always chewing up my ear buds, so right now I don’t have a pair and I haven’t listened to my iPod in about a month. Total sadness. But I might need to buy these, not just because I’m in desperate need, but also because they are adorable, and maybe Lucca will be too intimidated by the pigs to come near them. [Engadget] Keep reading »
Birth Defects Linked to UTIs and STDs
Since the sexual revolution, it’s been hard for us modern gals to remember that our below the belt business is also for baby-making. STD’s and UTI’s are always a risk, but sadly, these party favors from sexual favors have been linked to birth defects. Just when you thought they were bad enough to handle on your own, a new study has found they quadruple your baby’s chances of being born with a birth defect known as gastroschisis. While the name of the disorder is hard to pronounce, the complications are convoluted too — gastrochisis causes the baby’s intestines and other organs to be born outside the abdomen. States like Utah have experienced a tenfold increase in cases over the past 30 years and they blame it on the rise of STD and UTI infections. Keep reading »










