There have been countless interpretations of Rebecca Black's earth-shattering music video. This video happens to be one of the more unique versions of the unexpected hit.
New details on David Brent's return to the American Office, Ed Harris will play John McCain for HBO, two more years of Futurama, American Idol's haunted mansion and Jersey Shore finishes its season tonight.
The obsessive semantic argument over what the United States and certain U.N. allies are "doing" in Libya really needs to stop. "War," "limited military operations," "freedom fighting," "paying off the defense industry," whatever. "We are shooting targets in Libya with missiles," is what the White House should say if it doesn't want to say anything. It's phrases like these, though, that just keep the confusion alive:
Many people have likened bygone critical favorite The Wire to a Dickens novel, but Sean Michael Robinson and Joy Delyria went a step further and reimagined the series as an actual Victorian novel. The results and just as fantastic as the show itself.
It seems like this little guy is a bit young to be upset about his birthday but hey, none of us like turning a year older...At least his older brother is getting a kick out of it!
Ben Stiller has lived in several haunted houses. In fact, his childhood home was occupied by a ghost baby named Stanley Benjaman. Terrifying specter or perfect scapegoat for when your dad smells pot smoke?
Two weeks after shooting a home invader dead with a pink .38-caliber gun, Florida beauty queen Meghan Brown is ready to cash in. The Daily reports that, in the days immediately after the shooting, Meghan "modeled thigh-high stockings and a black corset laced up with a hot pink ribbon—all while aiming a shiny pistol." Why, you ask?
Carol Burnett has outdone herself. Again. She dropped by the Tonight Show last night to promote her new book, This Time Together: Laughter and Reflection, which among other things, recounts several anecdotes from her many years in the biz.
As someone who doesn't watch the WWE, I find it very hard to see Mike "The Miz" Mizanin as anyone other than that guy on The Real World: Back to New York. Regardless, he appeared on Conan and brought a lot of attitude.
Did you see Casey Abrams slay Marvin Gaye's "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" on American Idol last night? Wasn't he rad? No? What are you trying to say? That Casey Abrams isn't that great of a singer? Wait, that's exactly what you're trying to say?
In your persnickety Thursday media column: Katharine Weymouth has a sweet gig, NPR fights back on "liberal bias," dark predictions for HuffPo, Steven Brill sells out, and Jay-Z mysteriously controls The Atlantic, apparently.
Globetrotting grifter Sarah Palin sat down with Fox News' Greta Van Susteren last night to discuss Libya, her recent vacation, you name it. What she would not spend the whole interview doing is "whining" about the "liberal press," her favorite activity which she's quitting now that she's "made my point."
In light of our current nuclear panic, the frenzy over cell phone radiation seems like a quaint relic of an innocent past. But it's still an issue, and software company Tawkon has been trying to release an app that measures your iPhone's radiation levels for months. After failing to get approval in Apple's App Store, Tawkon's CEO Gil Friedlander sent Steve Jobs an email at his sjobs@apple.com address asking for his blessing.
I'm sure we've all seen them before. Whether it be Binder and Binder or the guys in this video, Schneidwitz, Krautbum, and Trodman, aka "The Tool Box," it pretty much always leaves you with a bad taste in your mouth. They put it best when they say, "Put these tools to work, for you."
