Things We Saw Today: Michelle Obama as Wonder Woman

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Artist J. Bone was so impressed by Michelle Obama’s speech at the Democratic National Convention, he decided to depict her as Wonder Woman! (via Robot 6

  • Volkswagon in India put what, for all intents and purposes, was a vibrator in their newspaper ad. And then, is some marvelous reaction PR, the called women dumb and insulting their driving ability. Read all about it at The Frisky.
  • Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has called for Pussy Riot to be released from prison. (via Death and Taxes)
  • The Daily Beast has an interview up with Lynn Povich, one of 45 women who sued Newsweek back in the 70s for gender discrimination. She’s got a new book out chronicling the experience called The Good Girl Revolt.

Mmm TARDIS latte. There’s one more at Buzzfeed but I’m pretty certain that one is photoshopped.

  • The AbleGamers Foundation has created Game Accessibility Guidelines. They write, “Introducing Includification, a 46 page, fully illustrated guide and how-to resource for developers to make the most accessible game they possibly can. This is a truly one-of-a-kind document with its own companion website. A set of guidelines for accessibility options for disabled gamers by disabled gamers.” This is very, very cool news.

Photographer Kevin Knight created an iBook called Heroes, Villains, & Jedi, filled with over 100 cool cosplay shots. The best part? It’s available for free on iTunes.

  • In not-awesome things found on iTunes – The Wonder Clock. “it is an interactive, conceptual piece that seeks to start a necessary and empowering conversation about childbearing.” Keep calm and carry on.

And finally today, for your listening pleasure, is J.R.R. Tolkien reading a poem in Elvish. (via Cheezburger)

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