This LEGO statue of Nick Wilde from Zootopia, crafted painstakingly over the course of three days by a builder named Zhao, went on display today at a shopping mall in Ningbo, China. After only an hour after the statue went up, a child destroyed it.

Carly Rae Jepsen's video for "Boy Problems," directed by fashion photographer and designer Petra Collins, steps up the pop-glam and the femme fashion, from tiaras to pink ballgowns to laptops slathered with sparkly stickers. You'd think with a name like "Boy Problems," Jepsen's video would feature at least one boy, but instead, the video focuses entirely on its heroine and her female friends.

The Curiosity rover on Mars is such a millennial. I mean, she's up on Mars taking selfies right now. She's even got a selfie stick for an arm. Now that's going a little overboard, don't you think?

To some, selfies (like many things that are predominantly enjoyed by women) are frivolous, superficial, and self-absorbed. However, there's another side to selfies. Artist Petra Collins sees them as a way for women to take ownership of how they're perceived by others, and how they see themselves.

You do you, ladies. Keep highroading the shit out of life.

Entertainment Weekly revealed a super cool poster by Marvel's Kris Anka (the artist on the new Captain Marvel) to promote Agent Carter Season 2 at San Diego Comic-Con next week!

If you're going to Comic-Con this year and like taking selfies, you'd better have long arms, or at least be friends with people who are. Because SDCC has announced that they are banning selfie sticks this year as one of several changes to their technology policies. Who do you think you are, SDCC? The Cannes Film Festival?

Damn, Cannes Film Festival. I mean, I know you're fancy and all, but no selfies on the red carpet? No selfies?! What's next, no flat shoes for women? Oh, wait.

I mean, these are totally legitimate products every person can own!

Don't you love how Sir Ian McKellen talks about selfies like he's an anthropologist untouched by our silly tech culture? Or just everything about him in general?

Just because you exit the stratosphere doesn't mean you can escape the pull of the selfie.

Video series Super-Fan Builds has made some great stuff in the past, but this really warms our hearts. Plus, the dog's name really is Dug. It's so cute I can't handle it.

Because honestly, what's the point of spending all that time crafting yourself a pair of Tankatronic goggles if you can't see yourself looking cool in them?

Always make sure you get your good side backside.

Jewelry makes you feel super-cute, and it doesn't have to serve any purpose beyond that. But wouldn't it be better if all your accessories worked double-duty as amazing tech that would also make you feel like a super spy?

Story time! Every December my mom puts up blank Christmas lists so we can all fill them out with what we want that year, and every year my brother used to put "the ability to see my forehead" on his list as a joke. One time I got him a baseball cap with a small handheld mirror attached to the brim so he could do just that. Basically what I'm trying to get at is that I'm obviously a fashion pioneer.

But at what point should I cut a hole in the box?