It’s October! And that means something much more important than just pumpkins and candy… It’s also Breast Cancer Awareness month, and it’s time to think pink. This month, dozens of retailers are offering items that support various breast cancer charities such as Susan G. Komen for the Cure and Fashion Targets Breast Cancer. With so many items to choose from, click below for my top 10 favorite ways (almost all of which are under $100!) to treat yourself for supporting a worthy cause!

I know, we’ve all seen them before. But a little boobage is fun now and then, especially on the rare occasion that it’s not a result of drunkenness…and is possibly for a good cause. Here are some topless moments from this week that are worth a second look!

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"So, let me ask the most important question of the night: how do they look?!" Thus began Hoda Kotb, kicking off this year's Pink Agenda Gala by reminding guests that not only is she a breast cancer survivor, but that 'the girls' are looking pretty damn good. More»

Under an ominous sky a pink balloon breaks through the horizon. This pink balloon is universally recognized as a symbol of hope, determination, bravery, strength, loss, suffering, pain, as a symbol of our fight against breast cancer. The streets of New York are empty except for these pink balloons, each attached to a woman who is walking. Each woman has a story, a reason for spending her morning adorned with pieces of flair, messages on her shirt. She walks for her sister who is struggling with the disease, her mother who she lost to it; she walks for the daughter she hopes will never have to face it.

The best outfit I came across was donned by a woman wearing a fake ass, on it written: Breast Cancer can Kiss My Ass!

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