Since what feels like forever, advertisers have been telling women to tuck this, enhance that, hide this, make that...the list goes on and on. While women have yet to conquer the world (P.S. This happens when we turn phallic-shaped buildings into welcoming hoo-hah shaped temples), we've come a long way from the 7 sexist vintage ads seen here. Don't get me wrong, they were spot on when they said blowing cigarette smoke in a woman's face will have her following you to the ends of the earth. Ha! -By Jacinda Boneau

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Kylie Jenner's Ride She may only be 15-years-old, but reality starlet Kylie Jenner has some seriously luxe possessions that people three times her age can only dream of owning. One of them is her Mercedes-Benz G-Class SUV, which retails for around $125,000-an incredibly pricey sum for a vehicle. This past weekend, she took to social media proclaiming that, she was giving her "G-Wagon a spa day." She then proceeded to get her car a custom matte finish-making it appear extra-shiny for joyrides to the mall and frozen yogurt shop.

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While we can't exactly knock Jenner for owning the expensive wheels-she does, after all, make her own money through her famous family's slew of reality shows, not to mention her clothing line with sister Kendall for PacSun-we can definitely scoff at the fact that due to her young age, she can't even drive the damn thing unless she has a licensed driver who is over 18 along with her!

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When you're looking for a new job, you don't just want the right position-you want the right culture fit: An office that matches your laid-back vibe, your work-hard-play-hard attitude, or your uber-creative personality. A team that supports your love for collaboration, your do-it-yourself spirit, or your desire to have a great mentor. Sure, you could do good work anywhere-but if the attitudes and predispositions of the workplace feel like second nature, you're more likely to hit the ground running (and to be happy there for the long haul). But unfortunately, you can't just ask "Can you tell me about the company culture?" and consider yourself covered. Much like you tout your best self in an interview, the person you're interviewing with is putting his or her best foot forward-and you may hear a canned response that gives you very little insight. So, your best bet is to ask questions that (okay, sneakily) give you the real details about what it's like to work there. Try these four to

Time to prepare for motherhood, ladies. Photo: Getty ImagesWhen news got out that conservative talk-show host Peter Heck addressed the graduates of Eastern High School in Greentown, Indiana with the advice of “We don’t need more women CEOs” but “more women invested as mothers” earlier this week, it raised plenty of hackles.

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It also spurred Heck to defend himself on Thursday on his website, where he posted the relevant portions of the speech. He also noted that media outlets that wrote about his speech only cared to “sensationalize and distort my words for the sake of creating controversy, and thus getting attention.”

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Unfortunately, though, Heck—who teaches history at the high school and has written books including “Believe: A Confrontation with Christianity’s Biggest Challenges”—still doesn’t appear to get it. Because, despite having told the young female grads,

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Last week Oprah Winfrey gave a speech to the graduates at Harvard University. One part of her speech that media outlets picked up was the realization that the common denominator among all people is we all want to be validated. Those words hit me like a ton of bricks. Forget about kindergarten. What I know for sure (pun intended) is that all we really need to know we learned from Oprah Winfrey.

There's Buddha, the Dalai Lama, and Maya Angelou, and then there is Oprah Winfrey. Oh, come on. You know it is true. She may just be one of the most prolific, purposeful, and powerful individuals on the planet. And she speaks the truth, whether we are ready to hear her words or not.

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Not a believer yet? Then see for yourself. Here are 10 indispensable life lessons from Oprah Winfrey:

"There's a common denominator in our human experience. Most of us, I tell you, we don't want to be divided. … What we want is to be validated. We want to

There are all kinds of reasons why going to law school is a good decision, and there are all kinds of reasons why someone shouldn't go to law school as well. In the end, it all depends on the person's circumstances. As I went through my own three years of law school, there were many common reasons why my fellow students wished they hadn't gone to law school, and now that we are all out of law school, those lists have actually grown longer. Go figure. Although this list will not be applicable to everyone, every reason on it is from law students and current lawyers. Click through for 7 reasons not to go to law school from lawyers! -By Cody Coombs

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