Brave: Does Pixar's first heroine live up to the hype?

FILM+TV Brave: Does Pixar's first heroine live up to the hype? After 13 films, the inspired animation studio finally introduces a female lead — and she faces almost impossibly high expectations ART The week's best photojournalism In some of the week's most spectacular images, a Bengal tiger dives, thousands of ducks invade Chinese streets, and a baseball star blows a gigantic bubble WORLD OPINION The mystery of Stonehenge: Solved? Forget the druids and aliens. Scientists in Britain say they've figured out the real story behind the puzzling megalith HEALTH The surprising prevalence of eating disorders among older women A new study finds that it's not just impressionable and insecure teenagers who are vulnerable. Why are so many older women also at risk? SUMMER MOVIES To Rome With Love: Another win for Woody Allen? The 76-year-old filmmaker is coming off the biggest hit of his career with last summer's charmer Midnight In Paris. But his latest cinematic postcard stuggles to keep up BOOKS Carol Rifka Brunt's 6 favorite books The author of Tell the Wolves I'm Home recommends stories that explore unlikely friendships MYSTERIES OF SPACE The space race for tourists After years of delays, the long-awaited dream of commercial flights to space may soon become reality SEE ALL CARTOONS SLATE How accurate is The Newsroom? MENTAL_FLOSS 5 news stories that sound like horror movie plots NEW YORK MAGAZINE 26 random things we learned about President Obama from his new biography BUZZFEED 15 powerful photos of the Texas drought NEWSER To spur creativity, try a noisy café Preoccupation with piety A Nebraska job seeker says he was denied employment because he hadn't been "born again" — and more in our collection of strange revelations about the nation         Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | privacy policy  Copyright © 2012 The Week, All rights reserved.