Frida kahlo paintings. Awesome. Sheryl Sandberg: The real story - Oct. 10, 2013. Sheryl Sandberg at Facebook's offices in Menlo Park, Calif., in April (Fortune) What seemed quirkily commonplace at Facebook (FB) would have been unthinkable anywhere else in corporate America. Then again, there isn't, and there has never been, a businessperson quite like Sandberg (No. 5 on our list of Most Powerful Women). Plenty of women have risen to the top ranks of large corporations (though far fewer than men). Her book, Lean In, is not merely successful: It's been at the top of bestseller lists and sold more than 1 million copies since its launch in March. Of course, Sandberg is not your typical No. 2. MORE: Most Powerful Women - Full list Sandberg's hefty portfolio and her fluid, trusting relationship with Zuckerberg are liberating for him.
While she's one of a kind, some find Sandberg so compelling that she is now being hailed as a model. It's not just outsiders who wish they could clone Sandberg. MORE: Most Powerful Women on social The results speak for themselves. 30 Hilarious Faces of Amy Poehler. Amy Poehler is no stranger to a costume change. Most people know the funny 40-year-old from her reign on Saturday Night Live or her current lead role on Parks and Recreation, but she had another gig before these comedy shows. Poehler and three fellow comedians (Matt Besser, Ian Roberts, and Matt Walsh) founded the Upright Citizen Brigade, a sketch comedy troupe whose actors often transform into elaborate characters.
The comedy quartet performed anywhere they could until they finally opened their own theater in the late 90s. In honor of the Upright Citizen Brigade theater’s fifteenth birthday, New York Magazine released thirty Poehler-oids (polaroids) of Amy as a different alter ego for UCB shows. From an angry Frida Kahlo to a serious librarian, watch as she hilariously transforms…right in front of your very eyes! Via [New York Magazine] Tombuktu Films - Rossana Diaz.