BeardvertisingCalling all hirsute hipsters.

"Do you have an epic beard? Do people stare at its awesomeness? ... Do you wanna get paid for having an epic beard? ... Join the world's first Beardvertising network," reads the plea from a Kentucky-based advertising agency that is paying $5 per day to men willing to adorn their whiskers with wee billborads.

The agency, Cornett-IMS, created the "beardvertising" campaign for A&W Root Beer; it was designed to help bodaciously bearded men capitalize on their natural resources. (Not to mention to help a baby-boom brand find its way into the hearts of hipsters everywhere.)

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Whit Hiler from Cornett-IMS told Business Insider that the campaign isn't limited to Kentucky, and will be employed "anywhere that there were epic beards willing to host these little 'beardboards.'"

And apparently, men with exuberant facial fur are game. Hiler said, "We're getting a ton of emails from guys with epic beards that want to host

It can induce anxiety, just the thought of packing up a family (especially one with young children) and getting them through security and to your destination with luggage intact. These tried-and-true tips from organizing guru and Secrets of an Organized Mom author Barbara Reich will help you skirt disaster.

My family travels several times a year, and we've been doing that since my twins were babies, so I've figured out some handy tricks along the way. Here's my best advice.

Send heavy stuff in advance. If you're traveling for a week or more with babies or very young children, then diapers, toiletries, sunscreen, Benadryl, and all those other necessities could easily fill all your luggage, not to mention weigh a ton. Whenever possible, ship your toiletries (especially diapers!) to the place where you'll be staying a week in advance of your trip. There are several online drugstores that will ship for free and spare you that load in your luggage-or the risk of essential items going

Grumpy CatThe Internet knows her as "Grumpy Cat," but Tardar Sauce - "Tard" for short - isn't actually all that grumpy.

The mixed-breed cat became an Internet sensation when her photo was posted on Reddit in September. Many users suspected that the feline's frown had been Photoshopped, so her owners shared some videos of her to prove that Tardar's face really does look a bit cranky.

"Tardar has what looks kind of like an underbite," owner Tabatha Bundesen of Morristown, Ariz., told Fox News. "She looked unique, as did her brother, at birth, with a flat face, bubble eyes, and a short tail."

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Tardar was born on April 4, 2012, and although she's said to have some ragdoll, snowshoe and Siamese in her line, her mother is a calico cat and her father is a gray-and-white tabby cat.

"Many have said that she is a 'dwarf' cat or a 'munchkin,' but she was born from two normal-sized cats," according to Grumpy Cat's official Facebook page. "Her back legs are a bit

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One of the dogs taken from the Cleveland home of Ariel CastroThree dogs taken from the Cleveland home of Ariel Castro, the man charged with kidnapping and raping three women over a decade, will remain in foster care until the women decide if they want to adopt them.

The women may have bonded with the dogs during their captivity, and it's possible the animals could help the women as the acclimate to freedom, says John Baird, chief Cleveland animal control officer.

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"It kind of makes sense, maybe that there were three dogs, three women," he told The Associated Press. "They may have bonded with these dogs. and we would like for them to have a shot at them if they want them, just because it was something they could attach themselves to."

Dogs Unlimited Rescue will care for the dogs until Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight make a decision.

The dogs include a Chihuahua and two terrier-poodle mixes. The rescue group said the animals had matted hair, but otherwise appeared to be in good

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There's something sexy about adding a little touch of shimmery gold, especially in warmer weather. Gold makeup has such a luxurious feel, and while too much can be garish, a hint of this warm, sparkly color can be quite lovely. Each of these high-end products is worth the splurge, but I've tracked down lower-cost alternatives that follow each as well. Hopefully this list will inspire you to add a golden glow to your summer! Here are 8 beautiful products that I am lusting over.

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Bridget Evans and her 6-year-old chocolate LabradorCaps and gowns are a common sight this time of year, but attendees at a recent commencement were surprised when a dog in a cap and gown of its own walked alongside a graduate in a wheelchair.

The 6-year-old chocolate Labrador escorted Bridget Evans at the convocation ceremony of the College of Applied Health Sciences at the University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign on May 11. They wore matching caps and gowns, and a photo that an attendee snapped of the pair went viral after it was posted on Reddit.

"The girl and the dog received the loudest applause hands down. Very adorable," the user wrote.

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Evans later identified herself as the girl in the photo and shared her story. Born with spina bifida, a spinal birth defect that has required her to have 37 surgeries, Evans gets around in a wheelchair. But the 24-year-old's life is made a little easier with the help of her service dog, Hero.

Hero knows more than 40 commands and assists Evans