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Integrity Toys and Jason Wu have announced a doll based on “I Kissed a Girl” singer Katy Perry to ship this fall. The doll is limited edition (only 500 are being made) and is already sold out on pre-orders though you can sign up for the wait list for the doll here.

While a doll of the singer may seem random, especially since she has only had one album, there is actually a connection that makes the release of this doll sort of cool. Katy Perry’s music video for “Ur So Gay” (the first single off of her album One of the Boys) features a cast of Barbie like fashion dolls. These dolls were also designed by Integrity Toys so its particularly fitting that they decided to make one of the singer.

To see the original dolls in action, you can view the music video for “Ur So Gay” here.

One sports writer for the Daily Lobo in New Mexico thinks that the boys of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are a perfect metaphor for the NFC East:

Donatello best represents the New York Football Giants: the smart one. Donatello is always making the right choice and at the right time – much like the Giants’ Super Bowl XLII run last February. He is the least violent one but can be dangerous when overlooked – kind of like that blank gaze Eli Manning gives after every single play.

Michelangelo represents the Washington Redskins: easy-going. Michelangelo is laid back and gives us TMNT fans some humor, much like the Washington Redskins. Clinton Portis delivers his crazy alter-ego news conferences; Antwaan Randle El offers his great introduction voice during prime time games; and, finally, owner Bill Snyder spins the coaching carousel over the last decade (the Redskins have had five – yes five – coaches since 2000).

Leonardo symbolizes the Philadelphia Eagles: the leader of the four. Leonardo is strong, courageous and decisive, much like the Eagles have been since 1999 under Andy Reid. Eagles quarterback Donovan
McNabb can be compared to Leonardo, too, after his performance in Monday night’s loss to Dallas. McNabb led his team and played great. However, Leonardo would also butt heads with our last turtle, Raphael.

Raphael represents the Dallas Cowboys: the social outcast of the group. Raphael is extremely aggressive and the most dangerous turtle. He also was well-known for his rivalry with Leonardo, which is kind of like the Philly-Dallas rivalry and the ongoing battle of words between Terrell Owens (am I the only one who notices that T.O. can stand for turnover, too?) and McNabb since Owens’ departure from the “City of Brotherly Love” in 2006.

For the full article, click here.

What do you think? Right on or really stretching it?