Here's a Guy Hacking a Times Square Jumbotron for Real

Adrian Chen · 03/23/11 01:19PM

A few days ago, the Internet freaked out over a viral video of a guy who hacked Times Square video screens with a live feed from an iPhone. It was a fake viral marketing stunt for the new movie Limitless. But now a guy has done it for real—sort of. Adi Isakovic, a 27-year-old entrepreneur, tested out his new product, TubeMote, and used it to broadcast a video of his dog on a Times Square Jumbotron.

The Banksy Meme: How to Do a Graffiti Masterpiece

Leah Beckmann · 03/23/11 01:15PM

Interested in a career in graffiti? This how-to video carefully illustrates how to pick a successful code name, how to hone your craft, and where to gather inspiration.

NeNe Leaks on Star Jones: "She is a Disaster"

Whitney Jefferson · 03/23/11 01:00PM

While making fun of Star Jones' dedication to her Celebrity Apprentice charity, she brought up the fact that she believes that during her open-heart surgery, the doctors forgot to "put her heart back in." Tell us how you really feel!

Elizabeth Taylor’s Most Iconic Film Roles

Remy Stern · 03/23/11 12:51PM

This morning we learned of Elizabeth Taylor's death. While her personal life is compelling, it's her career in front of the camera that made her a star. And no mention of her career would be complete without these performances. [Jezebel]

Is This the Future of Home Decorating?

Lauren Soroken · 03/23/11 12:45PM

Designers from Mr. Beam, a Netherlands company that uses projectors to produce 3D video mapping effects, made an all white living room come alive with color using only two projectors and some imagination.

Chew Something New

Studio@Gawker · 03/23/11 12:40PM

Mmmmm, gum. Delicious gum with flavors like Vigorate, a burst of citrus and strawberry with vitamin C; Rejuve, a fresh blend of mint and white tea; and Awaken, a peppy peppermint with a dash of ginseng.

A Visual Representation of Los Angeles Traffic Set to Music

Lauren Soroken · 03/23/11 12:40PM

This video animates "the pain that is Los Angeles traffic" by using a map with colorful dots representing traffic, general hazards, and police. Makes you wonder how a video of New York traffic would look in comparison.

Real Housewives of Miami: Just Lost My Lunch

Richard Lawson · 03/23/11 12:39PM

On last night's beautiful grease fire, our wives were throwing parties while throwing themselves into the unknown future. Marriages, meatballs, and Marysol. That's the Miami way.

Wendy Williams and Jennifer Hudson Talk "Magic Hair," Weight Loss

Lauren Soroken · 03/23/11 12:30PM

Today on the Wendy Williams Show, guest Jennifer Hudson stopped by so Wendy could interrogate her about her weight, dress size, and everything in between. Hudson also shares that her son doesn't understand the concept of hair that isn't removable.

Donald Trump's Delusion: 'I Definitely Think I Could Beat Obama'

Brian Moylan · 03/23/11 12:09PM

Donald Trump went on The View this morning to spread his birther nonsense and talk about potentially running for president in 2012. When Barbara Walters pushed for an answer of whether or not he could win he says, "I definitely think I could beat Obama." Really, Donald? Really?

Bill Hader Shares His Road to Saturday Night Live

Whitney Jefferson · 03/23/11 12:00PM

When Bill Hader sat down with Carson Daly, we learned how he first got into comedy, where his sketch group first practiced (in Nick Offerman's workshop, of all places) and how he made it onto Saturday Night Live.

The Never-Ending Saga of HitmanforHire.net

Adrian Chen · 03/23/11 11:57AM

28 year-old Marissa Mark of Jersey City was arrested today in connection with a 2006 hit she allegedly took out on her ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend. Her case is the latest development in the saga of Hitmanforhire.net, probably the first and last online assassination startup.

Guess Who's Speaking Up on Behalf of the Poor Banking Industry?

Hamilton Nolan · 03/23/11 11:45AM

You may be aware that the banking industry is currently engaged in a furious lobbying campaign to avoid the frightening prospect of being forced to lower the fees it charges retailers every time you use your debit card to buy something. It would just put "unfair profits" into the pockets of retailers, while forcing banks to raise the fees they charge you, the consumer, for every last thing! (According to the banking industry.)