Good day, bad day: May 23, 2012

Shameless brides can now walk down the aisle in Uggs, while Pom Wonderful is exposed as merely tasty — and more winners and losers of today's news cycle

Ugg-loving brides can choose between iridescent sequins, or, for a more subtle look, shimmery white with a Swarovski crystal button.
(Image credit: uggaustralia.com)

GOOD DAY FOR:

Choosing comfort over aesthetics

Ubiquitous fuzzy boot-maker Ugg releases its "I do!" collection of wedding boots. [The Daily What]

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Innovations in bovine butchery

Oklahoma State University is attempting to patent a new cut of steak called "The Vegas Strip." [Geekosystem]

Colbert's army

Stephen Colbert makes Maxim's top 100 hot women list thanks to loyal fans who fueled his write-in campaign. [BuzzFeed]

BAD DAY FOR:

Close-minded air travelers

A passenger is booted from a plane in Brazil after he learns the pilot is a woman and makes a string of sexist remarks. [AP]

Leaving the lights on

New research finds that artificial outdoor lighting wreaks havoc on insect communities and could threaten entire ecosystems as a result. [Newser]

The healing powers of Pom

A judge rules that pomegranate juice maker Pom Wonderful used "deceptive advertising" to persuade consumers that its product could "treat or prevent serious diseases or medical conditions." [Business Insider]

For more winners and losers see: Good day, bad day: May 22, 2012