Where is the G-spot? No one seems to know for sure, except for a gynecologist named Adam Ostrzenski, who examined a dead lady's vagina and found "grape-like clusters of erectile tissue" in a one-centimeter sac in between the fifth and the sixth layers of the dead lady's vaginal wall. This grape-like formation, Ostrzenski says, is the G-spot.

Good news for people who love freedom, hate terrorism, and people who do not live in Yemen and will never visit Yemen and do not appear to be from Yemen or its surrounding areas: the U.S. government is relaxing its rules for drone strikes in Yemen. When it comes to incinerating more or less inscrutable targets with unseen missile attacks like Zeus himself, why be encumbered by a bunch of bureaucratic rules?

A controversial breatharianism documentary appears to have played a role in the untimely demise of a Swiss woman who starved to death while attempting a sunlight-only diet.

"I'm a real nigga
I don't give a fuck
Put a towel down
It'll sop it up
It's just a little blood
It won't hurt
So what if it gets on my T-shirt?"

Piñata-shaped sugar cookies with a "secret" candy filling, just in time for Cinco de Mayo! (Or any dayo de any montho because limiting cookies to only one day a year is loco.)

Everyone adjusted to the commenting system yet? Probably not. It's change. Change is scary. Change is disruptive. Change makes old things go away. Boo, change.

Social media sleazbag Hunter Moore said he was turning over a new leaf last week when he sold his revenge porn site Is Anyone Up to an anti-bullying website. Shock of the century: He's still a shitbag and would like everyone to pay attention to his shitbagginess.

Bridgetown, Australia's own groovin' granny Deb "Spoons" Perry is a bona fide "spoon musician" best known for reaching the semi-final round of Australia's Got Talent.

All you need to know about the very latest trends here in the American Dream of USA of America™ is this: love is dead, marriage is an anachronism, the family has disintegrated, and all is chaos. But we're making good racial progress!

Last night, hard-up R&B diva Brandy Norwood was profiled on VH1's Behind the Music. The episode spent a lot of time discussing the 2007 car crash that she maybe caused on a Los Angeles freeway. (It resulted in the death of a mother of two.) Calling it a "blur," Brandy didn't recount the incident (instead, police reports stating that she slammed into a car while driving 65 mph were cited). She spoke vaguely: "I was driving home and it happened." Also: "Regardless if it was my fault or it was not my fault, I was involved in something that cost someone their life. Whoever fault it was, I was in it." More curiously: "A murderer is someone who premeditates it. I didn't wake up that day to be involved in a fatal car crash. I didn't plan for that." Uh, OK? So...what now?

When Denise Abbott's 13-year-old daughter spoke to her disrespectfully, she didn't get mad — she got even on Facebook.

Remember the protest over the anti-piracy bill SOPA, which left Wikipedia black for a day and depressed the GPA of a large portion of the world's high school students? This week brings another internet freakout over a similarly geeky bill: The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISPA). Non-geeks, here is what you need to know.

We have previously discussed the fact that there is little more unsettling than encountering a baby who is better-dressed than you. So we are heartened to learn that designer baby clothing is even more of a ripoff than adult designer clothing.

In an effort to teach people a lesson about something super profound I'm sure, Berlin University of the Arts students Iman Rezai and Rouven Materne have constructed a colorful guillotine, and are planning on using it to execute a live lamb if the Internet wills it.

Gawker Media is flying in the face of conventional media wisdom. While other outlets are doing away with anonymity, we've built anonymous accounts into our new comment system. We'll accept some disorder if that's the price of freedom in one's personal life, in politics and the press.

Six months ago, Liz Crowter discovered that her daughter had become the subject of a particularly nasty Internet meme — and, given the Internet, that's saying something.

Gary Stein is a 26 year-old nine-year veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, meaning he's been in there since he got out of high school. He's served in Iraq. He does not like our President and Commander-in-chief, Barack Obama. He made his displeasure known in the following ways:

Watching this white ermine's futile efforts to sneak a dinner roll through an air vent I can't help but be adorably reminded that life can be a real piece of shit sometimes.

Good morning, kids. Gawker's brand new commenting system debuts today. You'll notice some changes down below, and if you were a starred commenter in the old format, you'll notice that those little yellow stars are gone, too.

Entertainment Weekly has unveiled the first promotional stills from Quentin Tarantino's upcoming Western film, Django Unchained. The image above shows the movie's protagonist, Django, played by Jamie Foxx, striding beside Dr. King Schultz (Christoph Waltz), a German bounty hunter who teams up with Django to hunt down the freed slave's former owners, the Brittle Brothers.