Man Gets Three Months in Jail for Possession of Cartoon Porn
Neetzan Zimmerman · 04/22/13 03:58PMDzhokhar Tsarnaev Charged With 'Using a Weapon of Mass Destruction'
Max Read · 04/22/13 03:53PMJohn Cook · 04/22/13 03:25PM
Cord Jefferson · 04/22/13 03:08PM
Study Links Popular 'Cinnamon Challenge' Meme to Lung Disease
Neetzan Zimmerman · 04/22/13 02:58PMG.B.F.: Yes, Another Gay Movie
Rich Juzwiak · 04/22/13 02:35PM
"You don't sound like the ones on Bravo," says the blondest, hottest girl in the school, Fawcett (Sasha Pieterse), to the guy she is tying to woo, Tanner (Michael J. Willett). Tanner is freshly out of the closet and the coveted accessory of his school's three most popular girls, to whom he compares "warlords in a Third World country." Tanner is the titular G.B.F. – gay best friend — of Jawbreaker director Darren Stein's latest movie of high-school clique absurdity. Tanner is one of the most specific gay teens I've ever seen portrayed on screen.
Reese Witherspoon's Police Report, Annotated
Caity Weaver · 04/22/13 02:11PM
Last Friday, at 12:40 a.m., that blonde actress that your mom likes—"You know the one. She’s very cute. Reeve Witherspoon?"—was arrested for disorderly conduct after shouting at a police officer who was arresting her husband, Jim Toth for drunk driving. The Smoking Gun just posted a copy of the incident report. Here it is with our notes.
Circus-Goer Enters Bathroom, Finds Herself Two Feet from Escaped Tiger
Neetzan Zimmerman · 04/22/13 02:06PMAdam Weinstein · 04/22/13 01:16PM
Ohio Woman Deemed 'Too Fat to Tan' Denied Refund
Neetzan Zimmerman · 04/22/13 01:14PMDubya's New Library Will Feature a You-Be-the-Bush Role-Playing Game
Adam Weinstein · 04/22/13 01:04PMMichael Shannon Offers Dramatic Reading of Insane Sorority Girl Letter
Cord Jefferson · 04/22/13 12:45PMReddit Apologizes For Leading Boston Bomber 'Witch Hunt'
Adrian Chen · 04/22/13 12:38PM
In a heartfelt note posted to its official blog, Reddit, which is not known for its candor about its weaknesses, apologized for its driving role in the dumb vigilante justice that swept up the internet in the wake of the Boston Marathon Bombing, which in its worst moment mislabeled missing Brown student Sunil Tripathi a suspect.






