A fun 'ride' turned almost scary when this man catapulted a young girl a little too high in the air leaving her to land half off the mattress. The kids, of course not being phased, were ready for more.
This Dutch game show becomes x-rated when one contestant comes up with a most unique response. We can all be sure that despite the language barrier, this answer is never okay for television. Otherwise, we may have a lot to learn about the Dutch.
Do you like food? Ohhh, shoot. Sorry. I was hoping you'd say no! Because food prices are, like, crazy right now.
Would-be presidential frontrunner Mike Huckabee humiliated himself a few days ago with his bizarre "Barack Obama's childhood in Kenya during the Mau Mau Revolution made him hate America" radio performance. But instead of simply hanging his head in shame for a little while after that, he doubled down on his fictional dog-whistle psychoanalysis of the president during another ugly interview with one of the most insane people in American politics. What a show! What a... show.
Over the last couple years we've become ardent believers in the concept of "Occam's Razor," the tenet that the "simplest explanation is most likely the correct one." There's a similar paradigm that works itself into any season of Survivor, but focuses less on the simplest explanation and more on the theory that players will make their moves based on the belief that the other competitors will make the correct, smartest decisions. Unfortunately, as the show as often proved, playing that way does not always lead to the best results. And we saw an example of this again last night.
This famous young lady was encouraged to drink by her boyfriend, even though she's drinking for two. This underage actress ran away from home and this actress was accidentally peed on by Andy Dick. It's a hard day to be an actress.
Australian newsreader Kate WIlson caught a case of the hiccups mid-broadcast and was unable to get rid of them during the most inappropriate moments broadcast.
When you're a kid, spreading the details of the misdeeds of others far and wide gets you branded a snitch and ruins your social life. But when you grow up, doing the same thing gets you branded a "journalist," and gets you invited to boring parties! So you can see the dilemma faced by the "college journalist:" old enough to be a reporter, young enough to still be hated by everyone, for snitching.
Conservative Member of Parliament, Graham Evans, must have been off in his own little fantasy world when he was caught strumming his rolled up Parliamentary papers. If only we knew what he was playing.
Come one, come all, for a great Tyrade is about to commence. On this week's ANTM, emotions and tensions run high as chicken dinners are screeched over and demons from the past are confronted.
New York City police busted a marijuana-growing operation inside a house in Staten Island Monday that was so skunky that—and we are directly quoting a leading tabloid here—"cops who raided the place nearly got stoned, police said." That's right: "You almost got a contact high by just going into the house," said a law-enforcement source. "It was like a heavy, earthy pot smell."
