The ladies love them some “unflinching misogyny” from the GOP!

We may have been among the many to cheer comedian Bill Maher’s recent New York Times op-ed, in which he implored folks (the colloquial we’ll use here, its deeper meaning being “celebrity types”) to stop apologizing already. Why were we fans? Because, like Maher, we’re a little sick of the faux outrage — and the fake feather-ruffling some do in the name of political pandering.

We’ve all lost our cool at work, but thankfully these outbursts aren’t captured on-camera.

So a seven-months pregnant woman walks into a Toyota dealership. And she asks to see a Toyota Sienna, because she’s pregnant and those are massive cars and massive cars make sense for some families. But wait — the saleman won’t show her the Sienna. Instead, he asks her where her husband is.

What’s a ticked off pregnant lady to do in this situation? Grasp for a barbed comeback, turn on her heels and storm out of that place? Well, yea. And then maybe sit at home and stew about it.

That is, unless you’re a high-profile reporter for CNBC.

Include the words jewelry, sushi, and heist in a sentence — and you’ve got our attention!

Things that are hard: getting accepted to MIT as a 16-year-old girl. Things that are harder: sending your MIT acceptance letter into space.

You might know Davos as a playground for the world’s most powerful. Or a schoolyard, perhaps, given the kind of insults that are getting thrown around.

Selling Barbies in Iran is now not just illegal — it’s likely to get your store shut down. Dozens of toy stores have recently been shut down for the seemingly innocent task of selling Barbies.

Is she a businesswoman, or isn’t she? Well, let’s put it this way — she’s not in Warren Buffett’s Rolodex.

Whoa there! When Anderson Cooper says he needs to sit down and one guest says she’s worried the conversation’s turning into an episode of Jerry Springer, you know there’s trouble.