You know what the problem with the right to bear arms is? It's not a requirement. Luckily, a few South Dakota lawmakers are hoping to change that with a law that would require anyone over 21 to buy a gun.

Did you know that there's an old VHS called From Cats to Kittens, starring a creepy cat lady named Ann M. Childers? Well, now you do! Here's a re-edit of the footage—of weirdly comprehensive cat facts—by Rich Juzwiak.

Look who's coming out in favor of gay marriage! It's Barbara Bush, the less-drunk of President George W. Bush's twin daughters. "She was loved by the gay community at Yale," says a gay friend. All we need to hear!

Ambassador to China Jon Huntsman officially tendered his resignation. Is he running for president? Or just totally bored of China?

Brooklyn resident Alexander Chen built this cool, melodic web page that represents New York subway lines as ever-growing strings that are "plucked" by intersecting trains. Best of all, it's built off a live feed of actual train data.

Donald Glover wonders why crazy ex-girlfriend stories are so entertaining while crazy ex-boyfriend stories aren't very popular. Hint: crazy ex-boyfriend stories usually end with someone dying.

Meet Philip Bartnicki, he's 25 and he looks like Conan O'Brien. Here is two minutes of him getting crazy with Chicago's amazing gay community.

Eunice Sanborn, the world's oldest person, died on Monday morning. She was born on July 20 in either 1895 or 1896, and was 114 or 115. She lived under 21 presidents! The world's oldest person is now 114-year-old Besse Cooper.

Watch Jake Shimabukuro play a beautiful rendition of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" on the ukulele.

Drop by and say hello to the Gawker.TV team this upcoming Tuesday, February 1st at Destination Bar in New York City.

This cab driver's rendition of "Billie Jean" is so spot on that Michael Jackson fans will be booking his cab months in advance.

[The famous Chilean miners visited Disney's Magic Kingdom in Florida today. They even got mining hats with Mickey Mouse ears on them. There is nothing sadder than grown men in mouse ears. Image via Getty]

Having failed to sell his "disaster" of a TV show, Eric Schmidt is now shopping a book proposal. Because, honestly, what else is Google's CEO going to do? Oversee the biggest, most profitable and indispensable site on the internet? Please.

If you're familiar with Ricky Gervais' library of work, by now you've been introduced to Karl Pilkington. Described as a "little round-headed buffoon" by Gervais and Stephen Merchant, the reluctant star was sent on a trip around the globe.

The 26 states that sued over the new federal health care law picked the perfect judge, Florida's Roger Vinson, for their case. Today he struck down the entire act, using shout-outs to the Tea Party and libertarian blogs. Let's explore.

Whether you're getting pumped up for the Superbowl or really want to nail that job interview, this supercut of film's great sport pep talks is sure to leave you feeling inspired and ready to conquer the world.

Today we heard that a Florida judge found President Obama's health care reform legislation unconstitutional. "Uh oh!", we all cried. "Not good!" Well, one commenter argued, maybe part of the ruling makes sense. They broke it down for us.

Andrew Smith's little mechanical man can do a lot of things: ride a bike, wave a flag, and just look really cool in general. Obviously, the next step is to have him imitate Conan's String Dance.

First Christopher Poole created 4chan, a fast-churning anonymous imageboard. Now he's testing Canvas, a fast-churning anonymous imageboard. The difference: Canvas is clean, friendly and attracts investors, while 4chan is filthy, anarchic and attracts subpoenas. Let's hope 4chan doesn't feel threatened.

Have you heard about that vibrating bra that supposedly makes your breasts larger? Ellen tries it out and uncomfortably describes the "jiggling" to everyone. Enjoy!