Bryan Kutner is an HIV counselor who shared his knowledge and experience with us for last week's "Please Don't Infect Me, I'm Sorry" story. However, Kutner has taken exception to the overall tone of the piece, so we invited him for a discussion (slash debate?) on HIV risk, prevention, stigma and what all else you want to ask him about.

The "Bloody Best" Bloody Mary at the Atlanta-based eatery The Nook is not kidding around.

To watch America's most treasured political theater play out firsthand is to come to understand that this is not about real things that happen in the world outside of television boxes and the mouths of anointed leaders. This is a mass indulgence of the faithful in the collective ecstasy of their faith. As an act of cognitive dissonance, the speeches of the Republican convention were breathtaking in their boldness.

A Chinese kid was forced to learn the very hard way what happens when you open a carbonated beverage can that's been sitting in the freezer for a few hours.

A series of limited-edition Andy Warhol-inspired Campbell's Soup cans will go on sale at Target this Sunday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Warhol's iconic 32 Campbell's Soup Cans.

4chan, Reddit, and the Internet's other well-regarded troll havens are once again colluding to send a celebrity somewhere they didn't expect to go.

Kim Kardashian would like a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, please.

Patricia "Tan Mom" Krentcil, best known for looking like beef jerky and being charged earlier this year for child endangerment when authorities suspected that she took her 5-year-old tanning, appeared onstage during XL's Wednesday night drag show. Obliterated, she gave the gays the mess they were obviously craving when they showed up to see her in the first place.

Sure there are inconsistencies in the Republican platform, especially when it comes to rape and abortion, but that doesn't mean the Republican party should tell the candidates what to do, right? The Daily Show's Samantha Bee investigates.

Vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan addressed the RNC tonight. There wasn't any lipstick on his teeth, but he did possibly bend the truth a little.

Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice spoke at the RNC tonight.

A 100-year-old driver plowed into a crowd outside an elementary school, giving other 100-year-old drivers a bad name.

Child bride Courtney Stodden turned 18 today, making her relationship with Doug Hutchison totally not creepy. (Just kidding. He began courting her when she was 16, and it will be weird forever.)

Governor Perry, is that a gun in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?

Sick of Charlie Sheen? Too bad. His show Anger Management just got picked up for an additional NINETY episodes.

The brief Mr. Kim Kardashian Kris Humphries is being sued by a woman who claims he gave her herpes.

A 13-year-old Salisbury, North Carolina, boy who really didn't want to do his homework reportedly threatened his babysitter with a knife after she asked him several times to hit the books.

Now that Anderson Cooper has revealed to the world he's gay and he don't give a damn, he can start giving the people what they really want: awkward videos starring himself and Beyoncé.

There is an official Romney/ Ryan souvenir store in the Tampa Bay Times Forum, where the convention is being held. It's a store that would normally be selling Tampa Bay Lightning shirts and whatnot, but now it's selling souvenirs to people with poor taste who may not even like hockey.

Earlier today, before he took on redditors from his basement office, President Obama was delivering a speech about how young people are the future (or something) to a bunch of mildly enthused rich kids at UVA. Not everyone was pleased to hear this, though, as he was interrupted by a few hecklers in the back, chanting something inaudible. Not to worry though, the hecklers were soon drowned out by shouts of "4 more years!" from the kids in the front. "Thank you," Obama said to the hecklers and kindly asked them to back their shit up come voting season.