Above you see a photo taken on the small Norwegian island of of Lovund, of a dog standing on top of a group of herring. The fish were swimming too close to the surface when a cold wind swept over and froze them solid.

Film critic David Edelstein wonders on the Vulture blog why "Oscar bait" movies can't be nominated for Razzies, which are awarded to the worst performances and films in Hollywood. Calling for nominations for performances such as Meryl Streep's in August: Osage County and the presidents of Lee Daniels' The Butler, Edelstein says, "I know such nominations would royally piss some people off, but what's the point of the Razzies if not to give offense?"

On Friday, journalist Caleb Hannan tweeted a link to a recent Grantland story he did, writing, "Not sure what to say other than this is the strangest story I've ever worked on."

A security firm has begun to unravel exactly who was behind the massive security breach at Target that resulted in the credit card information of 110 million customers being stolen, and at the root is an "off the shelf" malware program written by a 17-year-old Russian.

A Florida appeals court has sided with Gawker, finding that a lower court judge's order commanding us to take down a post and accompanying video describing the experience of watching Hulk Hogan fuck his friend's wife violated the First Amendment.

Sources close to Justin Bieber are insisting that he doesn't do cocaine and never has "in his life," but tell TMZ the 19-year-old pop star is still hooked on a drug of an entirely different nature: Life. No, kidding: He's apparently addicted to sizzurp.

It was one of the first warm evenings of spring when my new neighbor Steve—leaning over his balcony and through the bougainvillea—suggested we should take the kids to Faraya, a ski town a few hours from what was starting to look like a war in Syria.

Armond White talks to the New York Times about being expelled from the New York Film Critics Circle after reportedly heckling 12 Years a Slave Director Steve McQueen, calls the group "an incestuous clubhouse of friends, not people who made their bones as journalists or critics."

Late on Friday, a federal judge ruled that a North Carolina law requiring women to have an ultrasound and have the image described to them by a doctor before undergoing an abortion is unconstitutional.

New Jersey mayor Dawn Zimmer revealed that the administration of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie withheld Sandy relief money for Hoboken on MSNBC's Up with Steve Kornacki this Saturday.

Eighteen people were killed and 46 were injured in a stampede Saturday in Mumbai, India. The crowd was attending a viewing for the body of the recently deceased Syedna Mohammad Burhanuddin, the spiritual leader of the Dawoodi Bohra community. What caused the stampede is unclear.

The crazy pyramid- and cathedral-climbing Russians have nothing on the daredevils from the Mustang-Wanted crew out of Ukraine.

It is time once again for "Hey, Science," our world-renowned feature in which we enlist real live scientific experts to answer humanity's most provocative/ dumb scientific questions. Today: Do unknown sea monsters still lurk in the deep?

A man says he was handcuffed and detained by police for more than an hour after he gave $0.75 to a homeless man.

The View's Sherri Shepherd, who once said she "didn't know" if the Earth is flat, has this to say about gays: "I might not agree with your lifestyle, but I love you. You may not agree with my lifestyle, but you love me." Actually, Sherri, I don't.

When a straight dad gets blasted by the Internet for being an attentive father, what chance do two loving gay dads have?

"I search craigslist for photos of mirrors for sale and post them here," writes the author of this self-explanatory yet ineffable Tumblr, and that is what he does.

An Alabama pastor accused of stabbing his wife to death was on his way marry his boyfriend in England when he was arrested at an airport earlier this month, according to prosecutors.

Well, this is terrifying.

For a city where you can legally smoke pot, Denver sure has a creepy airport.