Bwahaha, a simple, BPA-free way to turn a canning jar into a sippy cup! I can't tell if this is real, or the flatout-awesomest Portlandia parody product campaign ever. Someone please spend the $7.99+shipping to find out, then let...

First of all, it's US Magazine, right? So what do you expect? Except that it gets repeated and retweeted everywhere, with nary a mention of whether it's true or not. So let's make this clear, as clear as a...

Wow. Never mind Disney; it's a miracle any of us survived the 1980s. It was only about halfway through that I realized this: was not a single Mouseketeers in Disney World episode, but a compilation of clips. I can't...

OMG, so cute! Buy a natural rubber pacifier just like Andy from Reference Library and Stork Bite Man's peace sign-throwing kid! It's like the blogger version of People Magazine all up in here. Next up: Little Sartorialist's exclusive street...

Restrooms are on the third floor. Plenty of room, but no changing table....

Here is a thoughtful report from the latest BroNYCon, which was held at the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City on Saturday. At least one con attendee was married, which I think means that the possibilities that a brony might...

There's some actually useful coverage out there of the Detroit Auto Show, and I might even link to some of it. But so far, I haven't seen anything as entertaining as Joel Johnson's dig at Ford's VIP junket for "Mommy...

A video version of Dr. Seuss's Oh The Places You'll Go shot entirely at Burning Man? If you think about it, it makes perfect sense. Surprisingly, it lacks most nudity. Oh, the Places You'll Go at Burning Man! dir....

It's been a while since we had a good ol'-fashioned custom crib gawkin' around here. So say hello to the Oops Crib, from Savanna-based eco-craftspeople at Structured Green. Structured Green specializes in furniture and architectural fixtures made from...

It's the weekend! Which will now be ruined by freaking out over these news stories from the worlds of parenting, health, science, and whatever: Fetal cells basically stay floating in the mother's bloodstream forever. It's called microchimerism. [boingb...