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In today’s EOD roundup, we needed The Atlantic’s proof that Ryan Gosling isn’t taking a break from acting like a hyperventilating person needs a paper bag. Call off the candlelit vigil, ladies — the forecast is hot with a 85 percent chance of Gosling.

Warning: the journey we’re about to embark on is long and fraught with misogyny. Pack light, stay positive, and beware: here be men who believe “misandry” is a thing.

It’s been about a week since Forbes put out a list ranking rich and/or smart people so it was about time they did another one. Yesterday the highly anticipated second annual ’30 Under 30′ list came out. That’s right. These people are not only smart, powerful and possibly very rich but some of them haven’t even hit their late 20′s yet.

It has been an amazing year for Marissa Mayer and TIME Magazine knew it. In one week alone she made history, created controversy and challenged cultural norms. If that doesn’t make her qualified to be ‘TIME’s Person of the Year’, I don’t know what does.

LinkedIn routinely has “Hackdays,” where employees are allowed to work on special projects or try to throw together creative hacks. Essentially, a break from the regular routine. Now, they’re debuting a female-only version.

Women! They need to be on more company boards! There are plenty of reasons why, most of which you’ve probably already heard. It’s time to get more practical.

Mark Zuckerberg’s hoodie and flip flops look has been copied a million times over — and the geek-inspired anti-fashion statement has become the much-talked about signature look for the tech world’s startup guys. But what about the women?

As we’ve already told you, this week’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas wasn’t exactly full of ladies — unless you count the “booth babe” variety. But look, we’re not interested in complaining about it. During the show, some female tech visionaries sat down to chat women in the industry. It’s well worth a watch.

Fewer women rise to the top in science and engineering and fewer women graduate with degrees in science and engineering…why? It’s not the first time this question has been addressed, and it won’t be the last.