This month BuzzParadise and Jean Paul Gaultier have the pleasure to invite their BuzzAngels to celebrate the first anniversary of the famous MA DAME perfume.

An extraordinary and mysterious campaign which invites bloggers to investigate and find out more every day…

MA DAME presents herself in a humorous way. Secretive as she is, she has invited a very special artist to the Jean Paul Gaultier Maison de Couture and has kept the artist’s name a secret.

The bloggers’ challenge? Find out who the invited artist is with the help of their readers and win a surprise by Jean Paul Gaultier. Read on

… his page might look like this:

Read on

Julian Smith hates 25 things about Facebook. First of all the 25 things notes, but then of course also poking, pillow fight requests, abusive status updates, relationship gossip, bad tagged photos, creepy ads, bumper stickers, compare people apps… He really leaves nothing out:

But Julian, why are you on Facebook if you hate it?

Have you kept up on the uproar caused recently when Facebook changed its Terms of Use? Are you appalled that Facebook wants to sell your data? Even after you cancel your membership? Well, maybe you should read the old Terms of Use, which Facebook reverted back to with the uproar. Or, if you don’t have the patience for that, check out the following “I’m Just Saying” video. If you can get past them playing with their hair, using like every third word, and stumbling over their vocabulary, you will certainly learn a lot about the debate:

Throughout the presidential campaign, Obama proved that he is Mr. 2.0. From his Facebook profile, website community, Fight the Smears website, Twitter account, Blackberry use during his daughter’s soccer game, and his initiative to bring the first laptop into the Oval Office, he hasn’t stopped amazing us with his 21st Century style!

But, is that about to end? According to Obama aides, he is likely going to get rid of his attached at the hand Blackberry and probably won’t be sending any emails while serving as president. Why? Fear of hackers, fear of having a traceable device, and the fact that any emails the president writes are public seem to be the biggest factors. Bush stopped his cyberspace life when he took office, and it looks like Obama might, too. Would you be able to stay away for 4 to 8 years?