An art class at Toronto's Ontario College of Art and Design (OCAD University for short) is requiring its students to purchase a textbook on art history that costs a whopping $180.

When news broke that Osama bin Laden had been killed by a team of Navy SEALS, the first thought of everyone in the media business, and of many curious Americans was: when can we get one of these heroes to tell his story? Well, now we have. And a lot of people want the government to crush him for it.

She's baaaaack: Seems like photographer Diana Levine survived her fast, loud, and mostly out-of-control hop to music Mecca Austin. Of course, she was there to participate in the latest installment of Gizmodo's Intel-Inspired Ultrabook™ Shooting Challenge, where she shot music-makers My Jersusalem as they did their thing.

As anyone who has been around these nets for long knows, invoking Hitler in reference to absolutely anything is inevitable.

A Kentucky teen was jailed for two days after posting a status update on Facebook boasting about hitting a car while driving under the influence.

Wall Street's favorite Times reporter and Lorimer Street's favorite twentysomething blog agree: Occupy Wall Street Sux.

Former MSNBC personality Keith Olbermann took time out of his busy schedule last night to issue a very special Countdown-style "Special Comment" on the GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney's now-infamous "47 percent tape."

Sexting: the clicky sticky menace. Is your plucky teenager—honors student, Girl/ Boy Scout, churchgoer—utilizing the cell phone that you provided him or her with "just for emergencies" for another purpose altogether? The purpose of typing out "what are u wearing" to a member of the opposite or same sex as his or her loins swell in anticipation of the reply, "jeans u?"

A video of an elephant with a smug expression flinging feces at an innocent bystander? How apropos.

A court in France has ruled in favor of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, ordering the gossip magazine Closer not to publish any additional photos of Kate Middleton sunbathing topless.

Jon Stewart and Bill O'Reilly have announced plans to put the presidential debates to shame with their very own battle of wits.

At a press conference tonight, Mitt Romney defended the controversial remarks he made in hidden camera footage leaked by Mother Jones early today. Romney did, however, admit that his words were "not elegantly stated."

Adding to reports of her mental instability, Amanda Bynes spent two hours locked inside a dressing room today.

You know that really damaging hidden camera footage of Mitt Romney that's making the rounds today?

"I figure if somebody's dumb enough to ask me to go to a political convention and say something, they're gonna have to take what they get," Clint Eastwood told Jerry Penacoli in an interview for Extra.

More singing competition shake-ups: The Voice is swapping out Christina Aguilera and Cee Lo for Shakira and Usher.

Shaun White is doing his part to perpetuate the stereotype of the drunk and disorderly snowboarder-skater: the Olympic gold medalist has been charged with public intoxication and vandalism.

Who would have thought two pop divas wouldn't be instant BFF?

Warning: There are spoilers below for a show that won't officially air in the U.S. until next year.

What does the Creative digital ad agency world of the future look like? It's not what you might imagine—Mad Men in space suits, leisurely sipping martinis in their flying cars. It's about "thinking as much like a modern newsroom as it does a creative department," according to an Ad Age op-ed by ad guy Ian Schafer. What does that mean in practice? It means using lots and lots more buzzwords—strategically.