On The Brunch Radar

Do you love it or would you shove it? Here's what we think.

Love it
* That Cressida Bonas (Prince Harry’s girlfriend) may just have brought the scrunchie back in fashion
* When someone from the White House makes a typo (n*gger instead of bigger) on Twitter. Ironically, this is the year of The Butler – the historical film about an African American butler serving in the White House
* “I actually reckon Hermione would have kept her maiden name,” Emma Watson’s tweet (also, Hermione Granger turned 34 last month)
* Malala Yousafzai
* “In an old house in Paris; That was covered in vines; Lived twelve little girls in two straight lines.” Madeline is back. Ludwig Bemelmans published the first in the series of books in 1939, now his grandson John Bemelmans Marciano brings more (the latest, Madeline and the Old House in Paris)

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Shove it
* Paris Hilton “having a Good Time”
* Saying goodbye to Tendulkar (but let’s keep it simple, don’t flood our social media feeds with your sentiments)
* If you haven’t installed an ad block on your web browser
* The term, “Commonwealth”
* Those who don’t understand Disney references

From HT Brunch, October 20

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