How do you make a superhero fall to their knees? Hint: It works better than kryptonite or the Muramasa blade. Can you guess it? It is a sexy super villain. Time and time again we see our caped crusaders fall victim to various femme fatales who quite often get further in their plans than their male counterparts. But it takes more than a little black leather and a bad attitude to become a true super villainess and these ladies below truly have what it takes to bring down the toughest and strongest of heroes.
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Want to have a tubular party, man? Well have a blast from the past 80s party. You can like throw a totally rad themed party with these super awesome simple ideas!
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Cracked.com recently held a meme contest for the top "20 Most Viral Photos of the Upcoming Year" and it appears as if one of our Adult T-Rex costumes made it into the mix as an alternative suggestion to a CGI Smaug in the new "Hobbit" trilogy from Peter Jackson.
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Creative play is important to healthy brain development. It is through play that children at very early ages engage and interact in the world around them. Undirected play (like dress-up) allows children to learn how to work in groups, to share, to negotiate, to resolve conflicts and to learn self-advocacy skills. When play is allowed to be child-driven, children practice decision-making skills, move at their own pace, discover their own areas of interest and ultimately engage fully in the passions they wish to pursue.
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New Year’s Eve is just around the corner. New Year’s Eve is a time for friends, family, memories, resolutions and reflection. Make your night special this year by throwing the perfect New Year’s Eve party and making it a night you will never forget!
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Ho ho ho! If you think it's cold where you are this time of year, making the trek to the North Pole to visit with Santa Claus was no easy task. We all know that Santa is a pretty busy guy this time of year, but with Christmas nearly upon us, Santa took a few minutes from his busy schedule making toys at the North Pole to let us sit on his knee and ask the questions for a change.
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Long ago it was foretold that on December 21, 2012, something would happen to this planet that would put an end to everything as we know it. No one is sure if the world is going to blow up, loose all electricity, or if that will be the true day the zombie uprising begins. What is certain is that this event makes it a great day to throw a party! Because if the world doesn’t end the next day, at least you’ll have memories of a fun time, and if it does end, then there is no clean up! Here is a list of some fun ideas for what could possibly be the last party you ever get to be a part of.
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When growing up, the fear of monsters crawling out from under the bed or a boogie monster coming out of the closet reigns high. This can happen year round for little ones, with the fear even higher around the Halloween season. Whether its ghosts, ghouls, and vampires or scary movies on television, you can’t help but hear the shrieks from your little ones. Or can you? With movies such as “Where the Wild Things Are” and “Monsters Inc.” featuring monsters befriending young children, and more and more costume retailers producing scary monster costumes for infants and toddlers, there are many ways to help lower the fear of monsters.
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Shopping for a geek is harder than blowing up the Death Star using a targeting computer instead of the Force. Geeks tend to be hard to impress because they have the feeling that no one understands the passion they have for their favorite shows, movies, or comics. Here is a quick list of some awesome gift ideas to get the right thing for that geeky person you’re shopping for!
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Legend tells us on December 24th an obese elderly man dressed in red commits what some would classify as burglary. Into our homes he creeps carrying a large bag of presents for good little boys and girls. Underneath a decorated tree he leaves these gifts but not before consuming the milk and cookies left unattended by unsuspecting members of the house. Into the night he flies in a pimped out sleigh, armed with twelve reindeer whose names will not be mentioned. Look carefully and you can see them grazing the night sky. Listen carefully and you might hear his faint “ho ho ho!” On December 25 weary from travel, he retreats to the North Pole to prepare for next year’s Christmas, ever watching us.
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