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For anyone who's lost contact with their children: At a certain point I am certain that we as human beings will evolve to the point where we can breathe underwater through our neck gills stop…   Read Story »
Oh good grief. COME ONNNNNNNNNNN. This is a picture of Ricky Gervais dressed as Hitler (and also dressed as Winston Churchill) that he posted to Twitter for no particularly compelling reason. THE…   Read Story »
Which is more upsetting, the Toddlers & Tiaras thing about the pretend boobs, or this new Toddlers & Tiaras thing about a baby dressing up like prostitute Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman?…   Read Story »
I'm no Kevin Smith interview aficionado. In fact, I've never read an interview with Kevin Smith other than the one that I'll be talking about right now. I don't like his movies and as you all know we…   Read Story »
It has been almost two years since young Falcon Heene climbed into a magical space balloon and soared into the collective imagination just kidding. He didn't! He was in the attic, or whatever! As you…   Read Story »
Good morning, everyone. Cute morning, everyone. This video, I'll be honest, is a bit much. Do we really need both the kitten twitching in its sleep (on its back!) (on a bed?) AND the mom bringing it…   Read Story »
I'm sure everyone here is as excited as I am for tonight's premiere of The Paul Reiser Show! Right? Finally, Paul Reiser, BACK ON TV!* Admittedly, I am probably not excited for it in the way that NBC…   Read Story »
"Neat!" -- no one. Follow Katie Couric on Twitter for more cool updates! (Thanks for the tip, Ben.)   Read Story »
Principle photography is currently underway on a film in which Adam Sandler plays both a brother and a sister. Looking at these set photos is like having a Final Destination vision of one's own barf.   Read Story »
Shame on that truck for hitting that dude. Shame on that dude for dancing in the street without fear of consequences. Shame on his friends for videotaping it and not looking out for him. Shame on his…   Read Story »