My Racist Baby

Probably.

My Slumdog Millionaire Magazine Cover

I'm still smiling too. Get ready folks, Miss Freida Pinto is about to invade your magazine covers.

My Princeton Review

The newest issue of The Princeton Review released the rankings of the best 368 college across the country. So, of course I did a quick search for good ol' Florida State University (go 'Noles!) and found that it made the list for three (not-so-good) categories.

- Coming in at #10 for 'Biggest Party School'. In our defense, we were #1 not too long ago.
- #9 in caring about sports and Greek life than academics. I'm surprised we were ranked so high, we really only care about football.
- And #13 for most use of hard liquor. I'm surprised we were ranked so low, sure felt like we made the top 10 while living there.

So go check out other categories on their main page such from 'Best Dorms' (Loyola College) to 'Least Race/Class Interaction' (Trinity College) and see if your alma mater made the cut. (Princeton Review)

My Obsession With Elizabeth Moss

If you've watch any episode of AMC's original series 'Mad Men', there is no doubt a fire ignites in you for one Peggy Olson. She is, after all, the ultimate corporate ladder climber. Elizabeth Moss, who portrays Olson, nothing short of a gem in that role. I can't help but succumb to her 'Miranda Priestley'-like attitude towards work. It is ashamed that she wasn't nominated for an Emmy earlier this month.

The latest issue of New York Magazine profiles the young siren's career thus far and highlights her poise in midst of a stellar cast. I can't wait until the new season of 'Mad Men' next week and see what Peggy does with her jawdropping twist in last season's finale and even more so, how Moss will continue to work me under her spell. (NYMag)

UPDATE: Yes! She's coming to Broadway this fall. (Playbill)

My Bad Teeth

Men's Health magazine recently released their research for the American city with the best and worst teeth. Coming in at #1 is Madison, WI while those poor folks from Lubbock, TX ranked last at #100- while NYC came in at #34. While good teeth has never been a personal turn-on, while bad teeth has been a turn-off, I guess I'll avoid those southern states.. where apparently all the lower ranked cities were. (Men's Health)