Asked about Lara Logan's suspension from 60 Minutes for fudging her thoroughly discredited report on the Benghazi attack, Fox News maven Mike Huckabee today called her "a hero journalist to at least attempt to get the story out."

Prince of England Prince William and Princess of Snails Taylor Swift joined Jon Bon Jovi on stage for a quick sing-along at a charity gala Tuesday night and, if you expected the resulting performance of "Livin' on a Prayer" to be the most awkward thing that has ever transpired between three humans, what occurred was even more awkward than what you were expecting, as several different artistic styles battling for dominance.

We're always hearing of new creative uses for drones, but this has got to be one of the better ones: Four people in Calhoun County, Georgia have been accused of using a mini helicopter to smuggle contraband tobacco into a prison.

This is the most awesome thing that's happened since Madonna signed up for Instagram and immediately started posting unflattering pictures of herself.

It started last week with a photo of a defaced Gap billboard on the platform of a 6 train stop in the Bronx.

Time to start hoarding: A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge has ordered a Sriracha plant to partially shutdown in response to a lawsuit filed last month by the city of Irwindale. Judge Robert H. O'Brien said odors emanating from the factory appear to be "extremely annoying, irritating and offensive to the senses warranting consideration as a public nuisance."

As briefly noted, after what would have been a humbling interview with Power 105's Breakfast Club to just about any other person on the planet, Kanye West went on to appear on the Sirius show of MTV personality, Sway. We used to just have audio, and now there is almost 35 minutes of video. Thank Yeezus.

When Ben Lively caught his girlfriend cheating on him with some random bro, he didn't get mad — he got friendly. With the other bro.

[The front page of this morning's New York Times, which features a photograph of the left breast of a 28-year-old Israeli woman who has been diagnosed with breast cancer.]

With many stores staying open during Thanksgiving this year thereby forcing workers to miss out on spending the holiday with their families, one store manager decided to take a stand on behalf of his employees — and was promptly terminated.

"I'm skeptical. I don't think we'll all be paying in bitcoin for tickets to Kanye West's 2024 presidential victory tour." Adrian Chen takes on the bitcoin phenomenon in the pages of the New York Times.

It seems like it couldn't miss: a pointed Christmastime yarn about a prickly, single preacher and a beloved candle. Yet one paper called it "stiff and hollow," and another said it "takes the easy way out in a cheesy climax." How could this big-studio flick get the shaft, when it's linked to a household name like Santorum?

A Tulsa-area woman who caught a man masturbating half-naked inside the ladies room of her local Walmart decided to take matters into her own hands by following him around the store informing other shoppers of his indecency.

The NSA has been monitoring the online sexual activity of Muslims as part of a plan to discredit "radicalizers," according to a report in the Huffington Post based on a classified document provided by Edward Snowden.

[North Dakota resident George Loegering saw this large spinning ice circle in the Sheyenne River while out hunting on Saturday. Members of the National Weather Service said a combination of cold, dense air last weekend and an eddy in the river likely caused the large spinning circle of ice bits to form. Photo by George Loegering via AP]

Tucson police have arrested 34-year-old Fernando Richter and 32-year-old Sophia Richter on three charges each of kidnapping, child emotional abuse, and child physical abuse after three sisters—ages 12, 13, and 17—were found malnourished and dirty, telling police they had been imprisoned by their mother and stepfather for two years. Fernando Richter is also facing one count of sexual abuse of a child under 15.

The nonprofit advocacy group Public Citizen has volunteered to represent Jen and John Palmer—the coupled fined $3500 for posting a negative review online—in a case against KlearGear.com. Their lawyer, Scott Michelman, has written a letter demanding the company "fix the situation" by Dec. 16 or face a lawsuit.

Taking too long to choose a movie at a Redbox? Thatz not okay.

[This tiny, crappy book of psalms from 1640, believed to be the first book printed in what's now the United States, sold for $14.2 million at auction Tuesday night, setting an auction record for a printed book. Image by Sotheby's via AP]

A British poll found that younger people are having sex fewer than five times a month, which is down from more than six times a month a decade ago. Researchers blame money woes and tech for the dip: "People have ... smartphones and they are taking them into the bedroom, using Twitter and Facebook, answering emails."