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...watching animated princess movies. Nevertheless, the Florida researchers recommend using these mini-chick flicks to lead into conversations with kids about what beauty is all about. Some talking points: Pencil-thin princess waists are not real. And it's possible to look good without butt-length, straight hair. I'm having a hard time selling my daughter on that last bit. For one thing, she refuses to believe that Tiana has curly hair, despite numerous viewings of the trailer. "She's wearing a wig?" she suggested...
...take her to see the new Disney movie, I've switched course. My daughter is curious about the curl factor: How much is there? And is it more on the wavy side or full-blown curly? The trailer offers little insight. Perhaps that's intentional. What I'm more interested in is that the film's website describes Tiana as a "smart, tough and determined" waitress from New Orleans who "can hold down three jobs and still have time to dream." That sounds like a princess I could curl up with...
...course he’s technically the most popular kid in our class,” blockmate Derek M. Flanzraich ’10 says, alluding to Ayogu’s position as First Class Marshall. “But so many people respect him because he’s always there for them...
Such provocative comments shouldn’t be a surprise coming from a guy who works as a “consultant” on one of RUS’s most attention-grabbing events each spring. “I’m known as much for my gender as hocking dildos every year at the Female Orgasm Seminar,” Smith says with a laugh...
This willingness to share is a key part of Smith’s identity, and something he will never apologize for. “I have opinions and I’m used to having to defend those opinions,” Smith says. “I’m out there...