You know how it is when you find something you love and instantly want everyone you know to love it, too? Here is a list of things the Beehive is into at this very moment. We invite you to share your obsession in the comments.

Heather: "Clash of the Gods" on the History Channel is my newest obsession. Ancient myths are brought to life on this hour-long show which features plenty of blood, drama, insane costumes and makeup, and, oh yeah, a little bit of history. Newsflash to anyone named Lindsay Lohan, Paris Hilton or "Hills" star [name]: your tired and ridiculous antics pale in comparison to the sexual exploits, murder, incest and child-swallowing of the Olympians. I want to see Zeus on the cover of US Weekly next week.

Donald: I am obsessed with how the red shirts worn by the employees at Target don't match. There are dozens of hues represented, from maroon to near-pink, which for some reason makes me think of rag-tag Confederate troops in mismatched uniforms trudging through a war with meager resources. It physically pains me to see two employees standing next to each other with wildly clashing shades. I want my employee Target shirts to all be the same, exact fire-engine red. Please. For my own sanity.

You know how it is when you find something you love and instantly you want everyone you know to love it, too? Here is a list of things the Beehive is into at this very moment.

We invite you to share your obsession in the comments.

Donald: I'm obsessed with Artists' Repertory Theater's production of "The Rocky Horror Show" at Severance Building. Can't stop talking it up to people. I wrote my column on Sunday about Daniel Chavez Jr., the talented actor/director/choreographer who plays Frank 'N' Furter, the sweet transvestite from another planet. Add to that a big advance 7 cover story on the show on opening day and a lengthy Beehive review, and I admit it's been a tsunami of coverage. Why such enthusiasm? It's a sharp production, of course, with some great singing, dancing and creative use of the Severance space. The chance to hear a pipin' hot live band is a big plus, too. But more than just the quality of the show, what makes me so pro-"Rocky" is that it truly feels like a community theatrical event. The amount of work that went into this production is obvious -- and the energy that the cast and crew gives is infectious. I know that I'm going back to see it again.

Heather: OMG. So adctd2txt. TTYL. OBTW, Mwah.

You know how it is when you find something you love and instantly you want everyone you know to love it, too? Here is a list of things the Beehive is into at this very moment. We invite you to share your obsession in the comments.

Note: The Beehive welcomes aboard its new editor, Kathy Mahan, whose obsession gave us a reason to post the hot picture of Michael Phelps seen at right. She fits right in, no?

Editor Kathy: "I'm obsessed with the Twilight saga. Fans are really sounding off about Book 4, Breaking Dawn. Apparently some fans are peeved about the twists and are letting loose with ugly reviews. Author Stephenie Meyer responded and is sticking by her story. Now that I've finished reading the books, I'll have to focus on the movie's fab Robert Pattinson.

"My other obsession this week: The Olympics. But not just the games -- those hot bodies. Have you checked out the abs on swimmers Michael Phelps and Dara Torres? Amazing!"

Will: "It's football season, so right now I'm obsessed with following my Bucs' preseason games on the NFL Network. Usually that would be enough to get my sports fix until regular season starts, but for the first time baseball is wedging its way into my late summer/early fall TV watching. That's right, my Rays (and if they keep winning, I'll call them whatever they wanna be called -- Devil Rays, Angel Rays, X-Rays) are still shining atop the AL East standings, and making a real threat at a playoff run with the second-best record in all of baseball. It's all sports, all the time, at my house -- and with my alma mater ranked just above Fresno State in the preseason polls, it'll be a college football season to pay attention to, as well."

You know how it is when you find something you love and you instantly want everyone you know to love it, too?

Here is a random list of things we at the Beehive are totally into at this very moment: some new, some not-so-new. We invite you to share your obsession in the comments.

Mike Oz: "If you would have asked last week it was The Ting Tings, but this week that peppy, poppy place in my heart has been taken over by The Black Kids. So what if Pitchfork hates them now, I think the Jacksonville band's new CD "Partie Traumatic" is a whole lot of fun. Loaded with '80s influenced indie rock, it's got some slithery, sexy songs like "Hurriane Jane" and "Listen to Your Body" next to synthed-up sing-alongs like "I Wanna Be Your Limousine" and "Look at Me (When I Rock Wichoo)."

Felicia: "Ever since I saw recent photos of Victoria Beckham and Heidi Klum in baggy jeans, I've wanted a pair. It's such a welcome change to the skinny jeans that designers have decreed women sausage-squeeze their way into for the past couple of years. My problem is that I can't find any specifically made for women (you know, with a waistline that hangs at the hips) so I've had to settle for a $20 pair of men's Levi's "Signature" loose relaxed fit jeans from Target, in the smallest size I could find.

"Does anyone out there know where I can find baggy jeans for women?"

You know how it is when you find something you love and you instantly want everyone you know to love it, too, but then when they do, you sniff that it's become too commercial? This is kind of like that, minus the pretentious "I knew about it before everyone else" thing.

Here is a random list of things we at the Beehive are totally into at this very moment: some new, some not-so-new. We invite you to share your obsession in the comments.

Felicia: "My current obsessions are Coldplay's "Viva La Vida" CD (guess that was obvious from my blog posting) and Jamba Juice's new Chunky Strawberry (I tell them to hold the peanut butter and load in more strawberries)."

Donald: "It probably isn't hard to guess: Broadway-fixated fan bumps up against MTV's new reality show "Legally Blonde the Musical: The Search for Elle Woods." I love the concept: Ten aspiring divas get thrown together in a cutthroat competition to replace Laura Bell Bundy, the original star of "Legally Blonde," who's getting ready to leave the show. So far we've bumped off two of the ten. The usual reality-show competition ingredients are here, of course: the weekly challenges, the three-member team of brutally honest judges, the "troublemaker" contestant who spreads divisiveness through the ranks, the going to a commercial break right before announcing the loser, etc. The interesting thing, however, is that these women are actually competing on the basis of talent, as opposed to the skills that are usually rewarded in reality TV (pretending to fall in love with Tila Tequila, say). And it's pretty wild to think that the winner will actually get to star on Broadway."