GOODLINKS: a weekend round-up from across the web

Lots of neat-o links for your clicking pleasure, on this last warm weekend before winter hits!

• A cool visual breakdown of the last 12 presidents’ actions during their first 100 days in office. (via NOTCOT)
  
  
• I’m pretty down with Stereogum’s comparison between Obama’s win and the super-moving “O Captain, My Captain” scene in Dead Poets Society.
  
  
• The new Blackberry Bold is garnering positive reviews. (via Gigaom)
  
  
  
  
• The always adorable Rich of fourfour posted a video interview with Sheena about her America’s Next Top Model experience— and she partially blames her exit on a set-up by Jay!
  
  
• I can’t stop laughing at this ridiculous chain of correspondence, titled, simply: “Broke Man Tries Paying Bill with a Picture of a Spider.” (via Urlesque)
  
  
• Whoa— 5% of British 15-16 year olds take cocaine regularly, according to the European Monitoring Center for Drugs and Drug Addiction. (via PSFK)
  
  
• I think I may need to check out Five Guys Burgers & Fries after this in-depth review of their bacon, cheese, and jalepeno hot dog! (via NYC Food Guy)
  
  
• It reportedly cost M.I.A. just $9.95 to produce her new “S.U.S. (Save UR Soul)” music video! (via PSFK)
  
  
• Coclico’s hot Spanish leather boots are named “the Obama” in ode to our new president! (via NotCouture)
  
  
• According to Frédéric Fekkai stylist Adir Abergel, the “Lob” (short for “long bob”) is the trendiest haircut for us ladies this season. (via fashion indie)
  
  
• This Rubik’s cube handbag might make a cute gift. (via fashion indie)
  
  
• Interested in a sneak peek at the Victoria’s Secret holiday show lingerie fittings? (via Egotastic!)
  
  
• Current star salaries may prove unaffordable in hard financial times, broadcasters speculate. (via The Independent)
  
  
• Alexander McQueen is the next designer up for an afforably-priced collaboration line with Target. (via fasion indie)
  
  
• Might VP-elect Biden influence the federal government to crack down on illegal music sharing? (via Brooklyn Vegan)