Five Sites from New York City's Secret Bloody Past You Can Still Visit Today

Megan Gilbert · 06/11/12 10:59AM

Did you know a bouncer called Gallus Mag used to bite off patrons' ears and store them in pickle jars in one of modern-day New York City's most well-known watering holes? Taking a cue from Copper, the new BBC America show about the violence, corruption, race riots, and class struggle of 1860s New York, here's a few of the city's historically gory addresses that you can still visit today — along with where to find them.

Major Meltdown of Rival Ice Cream Men Caught on Camera

Neetzan Zimmerman · 06/11/12 10:50AM

Residents of Blackburn were treated to quite a display as two rival ice cream vendors went at it in the middle of the road after months of rising tensions over a territorial dispute.

Einstein Would Have Been a Great Ad Guy, Says Ad Guy

Hamilton Nolan · 06/11/12 10:30AM

I don't know about you, but when I think "People who made the wrong career choice," I think "Albert Einstein." Talk about wasting your smarts! Instead of writing papers on math things that the average consumer doesn't even understand, he could have been writing slogans, for Kit Kats™. Missed opportunities.

Arby's Urinal Scalds Man's Genitals Lawsuit Claims

Neetzan Zimmerman · 06/11/12 08:00AM

A lawsuit has been filed against an Arby's in Monument, Colorado, by a man claiming his genitals were burned to the point of malfunction by the restaurant's urinal.

Yep, Madagascar 3 Outgrossed Prometheus

Louis Peitzman · 06/10/12 01:24PM

A 3D sci-fi epic written by Damon Lindelof and directed by Ridley Scott, complete with tie-in to the iconic Alien franchise — you'd think Prometheus would have easily taken the box office this weekend. And yes, it did well, but in the end, it couldn't keep up with Dreamworks' CGI talking animals in Madagascar 3.