These Hilarious Illustrations Reveal Every Fact About Buffy That You Could Ever Need These Hilarious Illustrations Reveal Every Fact About Buffy That You Could Ever Need As her grave once said, Buffy saved the world — "a lot." She dusted countless vampires, slayed her fair share of demons, and mastered the art of puns. Buffy the Vampire Slayer is, in my humble and not-at-all-biased opinion, the best show of all time. With 144 episodes spanning seven seasons, it's no wonder there are never-ending facts to uncover about the series, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Slayer Stats is the book you need to help you discover more. It's a collection of hilarious infographics that break down crucial facts — like who was sleeping with whom, who sired whom, and of course, the evolution of "butt monkey." From character timelines to magical artifacts, a glossary of terms, just exactly how many vampires Buffy dusted on screen, and the final death toll (spoiler alert: it's high), it&#039..

As the world honored women this week, a fierce battle has emerged here about rights to the image of one of the 20th century’s most celebrated: Frida Kahlo, the Mexican artist who died in 1954 but has now made a reappearance — as a Barbie. The dispute pits Kahlo’s descendants in Mexico against the....

A post shared by Laura Izumikawa (@lauraiz) on Mar 7, 2018 at 7:44am PST Between the delicious freezer staples, 99 cent greeting cards, affordable beauty products, and free coffee, Trader Joe's is a busy parent's dream, but sticker-obsessed, snack-loving tots are fans, too. Need proof? Look no further than this adorable photo shoot snapped by photographer Laura Izumikawa while visiting the Trader Joe's exhibit at Pretend City Children's Museum with her daughter, Joey. 42276854 Developed as a fun method for teaching kids practical life techniques, like counting, categorizing, meal planning, and money exchange, the Trader Joe's exhibit has plenty to offer younger kids as well. Scroll through the Instagram pictures to watch Joey indulge in a true toddler fantasy as she pushes her personal grocery cart, peruses the baked goods and flowers, and tests out the store's signature bell system.