As Japan struggles to control the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, radiation has made the work dangerous to workers for even brief periods. Imagine if a drone helicopter could precisely drop water or chemicals on the reactors. One can. [Jalopnik]

Remember Casey, the bully victim who fought back? He recently gave an interview to Australia's A Current Affair scheduled to air Sunday. Here is the preview.

Bridger just turned two and could possibly teach a few adults a thing or two about maneuvering an iPad. Watch him quickly find apps, draw, fast forward all the while being absolutely adorable.

Chris Brown explains the emergence of a naked self-portrait: "Girls be reckless." Lindsay Lohan goes clubbing in New York. For the price of 15 minutes with a high-end hooker, you can now meet Charlie Sheen. TGIFriday gossip.

Remember Eduardo Saverin? The sad co-founder of Facebook who got strong-armed out of the company by Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network (and also real life)? He's overcome his shattered dreams and is trying to get a piece of the next big tech thing.

Watch as a puck at a Cape Breton Screaming Eagles hockey game is struck with such force that it shatters one of the plexiglass panels that protects the spectators, giving one small boy quite the scare.

Do you think that the University of Chicago is just going to sit around like a bunch of lonely nerds while their crosstown rivals, Northwestern, hold hot live fucksaw demonstrations and Chet Haze concerts and brothel parties?

Here's a treat from last night's edition of Late Night: Jimmy Fallon performing as Bob Dylan and singing the Charles in Charge theme song. Note that his impression of Dylan is just as good as his impression of Neil Young.

And here we thought we'd have to wait until this weekend when ABC Family aired the first clip from the theatrical conclusion to the Harry Potter movies.

This well-known actor was sleeping with both of his costars on the set of their film. This actor refuses to work so he can watch basketball. And this actress is doing a member of the crew. Does anyone actually work on film sets?

Drama 3/4 Productions cast G4TV dream-girl Alison Haislip in this spot-on parody of Red Riding Hood and the Twilight-inspired trend of turning old legends into oversexed PG-13 horror films for fantasy-obsessed tweens. Has porridge ever been this sexy?

Real Housewives of New York star LuAnn "Crackerjacks" de Lesseps, an American countess, lives a life of rarefied class and privilege that us gutter dwellers can only dream of. So what is it like for her when she and her lordling children decide to see how the common man lives? Well, it is very frightening! But also enriching. In an interview with Brick Underground, the noblewoman discusses one such experience, riding a New York City subway car.

The New York Post has five(!) total bylines on today's story about the very latest Hot Sexxxy Teacher Sexxx Scandal here in New York. What salacious details has all that reporting power turned up?

Can't stop playing Angry Birds on your iPad and it's ruining your life? Mike Tyson can help in three one easy step!

Of course it's awesome to see what Mario sees when trying to save the princess, but it's also kind of trippy. Keep an eye on the upper left corner to remind yourself just where exactly Mario is on level 1-1.

Nothing can come between this girl and her frozen dessert, not even a deep deep sleep. She nods off while continuing to eat the popsicle for over a minute.

The four New York Times staffers who went missing in Libya earlier this week—reporters Anthony Shadid and Stephen Farrell, and photographers Tyler Hicks and Lynsey Addario—are reportedly going to be released today. Muammar Qaddafi's son Saif told Christiane Amanpour that the four were picked up by the Libyan Army:

Can you guess what movie this image comes from? Check back for the answer at 4pm today.

As the United Nations voted last night to impose a no-fly zone over Libya, a totally sane Muammar Qaddafi sat down with a Portuguese TV news channel. He had some interesting things to say:

A fourth grader at DC's Thomson Elementary school was charged yesterday with possession of a controlled substance after hooking up four classmates with cocaine on school grounds. Apparently some of the kids snorted it, while others swallowed it, which made them sick. From The Washington Post: