Oh boy:

Vanderbilt, Barnes & Noble to bring bookstore back to West End

So how is it that after a month (or two) Borders went belly-up, Barnes&Nobles re-opens under Vandy logo does it even make any sense? I guess for Vandy students …

1. Scientists identify saddest movie ever

Seriously, I still remember crying when I watched it as a kid. This movie is soo sad that it should be forbidden.

2. Joss Whedon: Some random news, oh and apparently Comic-Con people were excited about his Cabin in the Woods. Oh, and apparently there is a rumor about Dr. Horrible 2 . Also, some random interview but it looks interesting: Why Joss Whedon almost didn’t take on The Avengers.

3. Oh Tim, I just love him: Tim Gunn: Hillary Clinton Dresses Like “She’s Confused About Her Gender”

4. Algae beach party in China. I’ve heard about it a while ago - but this is a first time I see the picture of the event:

5. Bioartist training fungi to devour her when she dies: This one was actually ob BB yesterday but made it today to io9

6. Oh this one was in the news for a while now. But it’s still very interesting: Rogue Academic Downloader Busted by MIT Webcam Stakeout, Arrest Report Says

7. Harry Potter or Twilight

8.  Overeducated, Underemployed

“I can only recommend graduate school in the humanities—and, increasingly, the social sciences and sciences—if you are independently wealthy, well-connected in the field you plan to enter (e.g., your mom is the president of an Ivy League university), or earning a credential to advance in a position you already hold, such as a high-school teacher, and even then, a master’s degree is enough. But this is not the place to remind undergraduates that most of them are out of their freaking minds if they are considering graduate school.”