What I Couldn’t Ask My Mom For On My Christmas List [The Weekly 10]
I obviously wanted SOMEONE to hear all the crazy things I want though, so I’m going to share them with you, lovely CC readers. It can’t hurt because if any of you are super well-connected and want to make one of these things happen, be.my.guest.
11 Women On TV He’ll Be Drooling Over All Fall [Dude’s List]
Having given in to my studious nature, I’m happy to produce for you 11 women you should feel threatened by over the next few months. Don’t worry, not in a literal sense, just in a “my boyfriend’s totally thinking about how hot she looks” kind of sense.

Why I’m Excited For Fall [The Weekly Ten]
As a Florida girl, I love summer (the only season we ever get), but now that I live in New York City I’m excited to actually experience a real season.
Celebs I Want to be My BFF [The Weekly 10]
While thinking about which qualities I wanted in a friend, I started thinking about which celebrities I would like to be friends with instead.
CC Book Club: Mindy Kaling’s “Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?”
Thanks to the CC reader who recommended we pick up Mindy Kaling’s hilarious autobiography for our February pick! Mindy is best known for her work as a television writer and actress, specifically playing Kelly on NBC’s The Office, so I knew that this one would be good. We also need your recs for March’s pick, so be sure to leave that along with your comments!
CollegeCandy Book Club: February Pick
Hello all you fabulous bookworms! I’m here to happily announce the CC Book Club’s pick for the fine month of February. My birthday is this month (the 11th!), so I’ve always loved February and wanted to give it a really good book. Someone suggested that we read Mindy Kaling’s “Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?” I’ve seen the book and heard great things, so I figured why not?
Candy Dish: Getting Lucky
•Awkward sex moments of 2011
•Why you’re going to love ‘Young Adult’
•Lindsay’s leaked magazine causes panic
•Been on a good date lately?
•Haven’t you always wanted to see Scout Willis’ butt?
•Putting all of these on my wish list

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Mindy Kaling TwitPics EXPOSED! [Photos]
Flying high on the release of her new book, Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?, we thought we’d share some of the reasons why Mindy Kaling is one of our favorite Hollywood funny girls.
Candy Dish: Come Fly With Me
•The good, bad, and ugly of the flight attendant lifestyle
•Aqua has a new music video, and it’s not exactly ‘Barbie Girl’
•How to break up…with a friend
•Seems like Lilo is getting work again
•Hottest fall hair trends this fall
•You CAN wear white after Labor Day, here’s how
•Mindy Kaling needs to take over Hollywood
Candy Dish: Summer is Getting Close!
• 7 steps to finding the perfect bikini
• See douchebaggery at its worse
• What’s the meanest thing you’ve ever said?
• I have the biggest girl crush on Mindy Kaling
• Miley’s life continues to baffle me
• Who is going to win American Idol?
• Is it just me or is Rosie ALWAYS trying to start a fight
Women’s History: 9 Inspiring Women In their 30s
In honor of Women’s History Month, CollegeCandy has decided to spotlight some of the world’s most influential women. Last week we focused on the women from our generation and this week, we pay attention to some of the most spectacular thirty-somethings. These are the women that show us life really does get interesting in your 30s, whether you’re a famous movie star or activist.
Now Showing: No Strings Attached
When I groaned after No Strings Attached ended, my friend turned to me and said, “If you hate romance, don’t go see romantic comedies!” And those who have read my reviews before probably already know that I’m not a sucker for romance. So you would think that I might enjoy a comedy about platonic sex buddies Emma and Adam (played by Nathalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher).

Emmy Fashion: The Good, The Bad and The WTF
The big tragedy of moving back into my apartment today was realizing that since I decided to save money by nixing the cable TV, I could not watch the Emmy Red Carpet show. It was traumatic. Watching the stars arrive and chat with Ryan Seacrest is the highlight of my night and way more exciting than watching people ramble off a list of thank yous before they are kindly escorted off the stage.