- 1. NY Hall of Science
- (Tags)
- NY Hall of Science
- Created on 12 September 2018
- 2. FREE GIVEAWAY: Win A Pair of Weekend Passes to World Maker Faire NYC
- (Article tagged with: NY Hall of Science)
- The BUST Craftacular returns to the World Maker Faire NYC on Saturday and Sunday, September 22nd and 23rd, for the 9th consecutive year, and we've got a pair of weekend passes to give away (valued at ...
- Created on 12 September 2018
- 3. Hillary Clinton's New Podcast "Gutsy" Profiles Women Who Inspire: Our Top 10 Pop Culture Picks For Fa
- (Living)
- ... science, art, education, medicine, and politics. Edited by BUST columnist, award-winning author, activist, and actor Amber Tamblyn, the book contains essays from badasses like Amy Poehler, America Ferrera, ...
- Created on 07 September 2022
- 4. Invisible Ink: Ephemeral Tattoo Gives You Body Art That's Made To Fad
- (Style)
- ... but that’s the science-based magic of their “made-to-fade” tattoo ink. “Our ink goes into the same layer of skin as traditional ink, but it’s biodegradable and will be broken down by the body,” explains ...
- Created on 08 August 2022
- 5. Scared With Her, Not for Her: Keke Palmer Shines in "Nope
- (Movies)
- Director Jordan Peele’s new science fiction thriller, Nope, tells the story of two siblings, Emerald (Keke Palmer) and Otis “OJ” Haywood (Daniel Kaluuya), continuing their father’s legacy of handling ...
- Created on 04 August 2022
- 6. Your Vagina Wants To Say Hi: Why I Tried "Vabbing" And You Should, To
- (Sex)
- ... on the basis of human pheremones. Both the NIH and Science Direct studies demonstrate that female hamsters do, in fact, use vaginal fluids to attract male hamsters. Separated from the female hamster body, ...
- Created on 21 July 2022
- 7. In this Security Job, Sexism and The Patriarchy Are Actually Helping Women Excel
- (Feminism)
- ... and computer science at the University of Cape Town. Upon returning to the U.S., she worked various gigs including one at a title property company that taught her the hacker-friendly skill of detailed ...
- Created on 30 June 2022
- 8. 3 Intriguing New Novels By Women Tackle Family Secrets and Childhood Trauma: Reviews
- (Books)
- ... Julie Clark returns to the domestic thriller genre with The Lies I Tell, a propulsive, modern-day Robin Hood tale centering on a con artist with a conscience and a journalist whose career was halted before ...
- Created on 30 June 2022
- 9. May Was National Masturbation Month. Here Are 10 Things I Learned From Self-Pleasuring (Almost) Everyday For 1 Month
- (Sex)
- ... for Science” Group- a Facebook group where we committed to masturbating every day and writing about our experience. I have always been sexually curious and open, and love learning about and connecting ...
- Created on 31 May 2022
- 10. Dolly Parton's Collaboration with James Patterson is Pure Fun, Plus a Queer Mystery from Casey McQuisto
- (Books)
- ... Shara are archenemies competing over everything from science lab scores to winning essays. But Shara leaves a trail of pink envelopes for Chloe to find that reveals the tension she felt was maybe not what ...
- Created on 17 May 2022
- 11. The Secret History of Women and Mushrooms: A Centuries-Old Tale of Empowerment, Enlightenment, Education, and Magic
- (Eat Me)
- ... little funding for the study of fungi, especially for women. So, with her own money, Banning bought a microscope, amassed a library of science textbooks, and set up a private herbarium. “Fungi are considered ...
- Created on 28 April 2022
- 12. EXCLUSIVE: Mayim Bialik Talks Imposter Syndrome As A First-Time Director, and Her Latest Film, "As They Made Us" ...
- (Movies)
- ... school, had two kids, and I left academia to be home with them. You know, all these interesting things around of my identity and a lot of shifting places for me as a woman. Being a woman in science was ...
- Created on 15 April 2022
- 13. What Women’s History Month Means To Me As A Young Black Woman in America... And It's Not What You Thin
- (Feminism)
- ... Women’s History Month, some girls in my grade were planning to protest how the teachers in the math and science departments treated female students and teachers. Even though I understood the issue and ...
- Created on 30 March 2022
- 14. Janelle Monae's "The Memory Librarian" Tackles Afrofuturism, Plus a Deep Dive Into Witchcraft, and a Memoir From an Indigenous Pu
- (Books)
- ... science fiction genre, The Memory Librarian is an assemblage of hope; liberation emerges when our memories and histories are used as educators. This one is sure to leave an impression. –Samantha Ladwig ...
- Created on 10 March 2022
- 15. Popular UK Supermarket Chain Makes Real Change By Switching Up Name of Aisle From 'Feminine Hygiene' To 'Period Product
- (Feminism)
- ... 3, 2022 The history of menstruation is chock-full of misinformation. Pseudoscience on periods has been published in the medical community that says that period blood contains toxins. Vaginas ...
- Created on 03 March 2022
- 16. Tomocredit, a New Credit Card That Is Not Based On Your Credit, Is Changing The Game For Young Adults And Immigrants Starting Out
- (Feminism)
- ... figure out and work the systems in this country perfectly. She worked to get straight As in school, went to UC Berkeley, double majored in business and political science, and got a job working in investment ...
- Created on 15 February 2022
- 17. 10 Must-Watch TV Shows To Get Your Cathartic Coming-Of-Age Fix Now That ‘PEN15’ Is Over
- (TV)
- ... population, diverse representation on TV has seen an increase within the last decade. According to UCLA College of Social Sciences 2021 Hollywood Diversity Report, there has been a “steady increase in ...
- Created on 19 January 2022
- 18. Joan Didion and Me: How the Writer's "Slouching Towards Bethlehem" Showed Me The Power of a Woman's Voice, in the Literary World and Bey
- (Feminism)
- ... a heater running in the classroom. Eighth Grade, Science class, December, 2010, Wednesday, mid-morning.” Didion was right. I was immediately transported back to that time. I was that eighth grade girl ...
- Created on 11 January 2022
- 19. Over a Century Ago, Two Young Girls Pulled a Prank That Got Way Out of Hand—And Convinced The World that Fairies Really Exist
- (Arts)
- "Fairies Offering Flowers to Iris," 1920, modeled by Elsie Wright and taken by Frances Griffiths. Credit: The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum, London Once upon a time, two girls played a prank ...
- Created on 16 December 2021
- 20. Emily Ratajkowski On Her Essay Collection "My Body," Her Journey to Feminism, and Why Using Your Sexuality to Get Ahead Isn't a Bad Thing ...
- (Books)
- ... Prince—images from her Instagram feed that Prince had commented on (“Were you built in a science lab by teenage boys?” he wrote on one), blown up, and printed on huge canvases that sold for $80,000 apiece. ...
- Created on 14 December 2021
