Watch a Symphony for Vintage Home Supplies
Whitney Jefferson · 03/27/11 09:00AMOver 200 antique home supplies (think: fans, mixers, vacuums, etc.) were set up in the style of a symphony to play what the creators call "The Stupid Orchestra."
Over 200 antique home supplies (think: fans, mixers, vacuums, etc.) were set up in the style of a symphony to play what the creators call "The Stupid Orchestra."
If Louie C.K. were Bill Gates, he would spend his billions on things like buying all the pants in the world and then burning them. But mostly, he would open a pet food store called Shit Ass Pet Fuckers.

Former American Apparel employee Irene Morales sent sexy texts and pictures to Dov Charney that undermine her accusations of sexual harassment. Turns out the other woman who recently filed a harassment suit against Charney, Kimbra Lo, sent some "flirty" emails and texts of her own which Charney's legal team says absolves the notoriously sleazy CEO, according to the Post. Meanwhile, some people have been setting up blogs dedicated to posting compromising images of both women, including this image from a photoshoot with Dov.
So clearly this guy was asking for it. All the ostrich wanted was to be left alone without stupid humans filming its every move. Ouch, you would think after the first 15 or so pecks, this guy would give up.

Tim Ferriss, the self-help guru behind the '4-hour Workweek', is a god to bros who dream of fashioning themselves into blisteringly efficient Web 2.0 business robots just like him. Ferriss' obsession with self-improvement means that the way he deals with people who aren't himself is to basically be as big of an asshole as possible in the service of his own quest for perfection. So it's no surprise that his solution to an overflowing inbox is as considerate as a 120-pound kettleball to the nuts.
A burst of orchestra music is all you need to make an animated movie about toys assume the gravitas of an epic story. Especially hilarious is the scene where Woody/William Wallace orders a bunch of toys to return to England.
Did you ever feel like Radiohead's early work totally eclipses its newer stuff? Do you think you've wasted hours trying to like "Amnesiac"? Then BBC Comedy has found the support group for you. Just don't screw it up.

Geraldine Ferraro, the first woman to run for Vice President on a major party ticket died today at 75 of blood cancer. In 1984, she and Walter Mondale lost in a landslide to Reagan and George H.W. Bush. She later worked as a lawyer and was a high profile supporter of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, until she stepped down after implying Obama's campaign success was due only to his race.

Click to viewThis morning a Libyan woman rushed into the Tripoli hotel where foreign press are staying and told the assembled media she had been raped and beaten by Col. Qaddafi's forces, even as security guards tried to physically prevent her from speaking. After a scuffle where hotel staffers threatened her and the press with knives and call her a traitor, the woman was dragged out of the hotel, stuffed into a car and whisked away. (Foreign press are largely confined to the hotel in Libya.)
This weekend marks the 25th anniversary of a forgotten bit of Muppetry, The Tale of the Bunny Picnic. This anti-bullying fable has only ever been sold on VHS, and official releases have omitted this, Jim Henson's endearing intro for HBO.

Pepper Ann was a staple in Disney's "One Saturday Morning" block from it's debut in 1997 to when it ended in 2001. It was a show that revolved around 12-year-old Pepper Ann's wild fantasies about her every day life as a student.
On tonight's Real Time, Bill Maher declared that Republicans believe in "being against everything [Obama] is for" and "must nominate for 2012 a man who is the exact opposite of Obama." He even created one for them! Meet Karab Amabo.