My rarest is blank flank Alicorn Rarity I think she's beautiful.
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For differentest, I used to own a G2 Magic Motion Light Heart whose head and body had discoloured badly from white to yellow, but her legs stayed nice and white. She looked like a Frankenpony! I sold her a while back though and I can't find the photos I took.

I just recieved my Lyrica today! 

I'll be attempting hair styling in about an hour, depending on how well it goes I'll check back in later or within the next few days. 

Will this become available in the UK? I'd really like one!

I had to pick unicorns, because I'm getting bored of them all having the same eye style, whereas pegasi and earth pones have more variety, and I reckon I could add horns on to half of the new earth pony characters myself.

"Canterlot Elites"

Repeats:
Rarity
Princess Twilight

New Ponies:
Sapphire Shores (regular playful pony mould)
Photo Finish
Octavia
Roseluck
Hoity Toity (slightly modified playful pony mould?)

Big 2
Fancy Pants (on Shining Armour mould) and
Fleur (Modified Cadence mould)

I've just bought a wig for a pony cosplay in planning! So excited and impatient for it to arrive.

It's a site specifically catering to bronies, it only posts things bronies would be interested in. Bronies value their comics, video games fanart and fanfiction over toy releases.
If you're not a brony you're not the demographic, and it's unsurprising you wouldn't enjoy it. Also, as a female brony I fail to see how it is misogynistic, even if a comment was the comment is not representative of the whole site.
For toy news, http://www.mylittleponynews.com/ and the Arena have your back

You know, I'm getting really sick of Peggy Orenstein (author of "Cinderella Ate My Daughter") and what she has to say. I wish we could stop giving her media attention, because she's wrong wrong wrong.

I remember a while back I read a post she made on her blog about Monster High, because I like that line so much. The top of the post had a photo of her daughter in front of the Monster High aisle in a store, while the article went on about how her daughter would never be allowed one. Really? You're going to make your kid pose in front of things they probably want but will never be allowed to make a point on your blog?

The little girl was also in very covering clothing to the point that it just wasn't practical, all while her mother's goes on at the child that the MH characters look like bad people because of the way they dress. All she is doing is teaching her child not to value women who dress even a little revealingly, that those people are 'bad'. The mother had never even watched an MH episode or read the literature behind them, so she didn't know what the personalities of these dolls were, only judging them on the way they dress. And that really is damaging. She also had to skirt around trying not to mention sex because the child was too young, when all her opinions on children's toys are based around sex. She's not a healthy person.

It's sad because the message she went so overboard trying to get across is actual so simple to do: Sit down, talk to your child and if you don't want them to dress a certain way, don't buy them those kinds of clothes. A doll should not be parenting for you.