Two Iranians have been sentenced to death for running porn sites. One man was convicted of "designing and moderating adult content websites" and "insulting the sanctity of Islam." Hugh Hefner should send a squad of Playboy bunnies to rescue them.

When Fox News' Chris Wallace asked Speaker of the House John Boehner about his smoking habit, he snapped back: "Why do you bring this up again? It's a legal product. I choose to smoke it. Leave me alone."

Andrew Cuomo likes "fixing up old muscle cars" and going to Jon Bon Jovi concerts.

What would you do for $15 an hour? This "syndicated columnist" is looking for hired help with everything from "improving my image" to "dance instruction," to yardwork. Only omni-talented super geniuses need apply.

The quarterly Electric Literature has taken many of last year's thickest and most acclaimed novels (such as Jonathan Franzen's Freedom) and put bullets through them. Literally. Maybe Kindle lovers should be walking around in Kevlar vests.

[A young man thinks about jumping over a raging fire today during the Tough Guy race in Telford, England. Image via Getty]

Sundance, that Hollywood-themed ski trip rich people take in Park City, Utah every year, is done. Here are some of films that won stuff, including a documentary about assisted-suicide, and a sci-fi flick.

Ron Patterson, the man who created the first Renaissance fair in America, died on January 15 in California. He was 80 years old, and — if his obituaries are any indication — lived a pretty funny and cool life.

Saturday Night Live offers up a solution to MTV's recent problem with advertisers pulling their commercials from the racy (and possibly underage) import SKINS. Includes an introduction with Andy Samberg playing exactly what we imagine their bigshots to be like.

The Sound of Music's Von Trapp children are notoriously mischievous, but have you ever considered that they might be downright evil?

The FBI said that the "Geezer Bandit" robbed another bank on Friday, when an old man wearing a blazer hit a Bank of America branch in Goleta. There's a paltry $20,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.

Southern fast food chain Chick-fil-A has caused an uproar with its support of anti-gay groups like Focus on the Family. People are boycotting it and circulating petitions! But why is no one mentioning that Chick-fil-A isn't that great?

Scientist Vladimir Mironov is at work in a South Carolina lab creating "cultured" meat, which he calls "charlem" — "Charleston engineered meat." Just think, one day you could buy test tube meat from a machine in a grocery store. Mmmm.

The first episode of 1,001 Online Dates is out, and it's as gleefully awkward as we had hoped. The episode has a relatable, improvised feel and anyone who has surfed relationship sites will see the inherent dark humor.

As the crowds of protesters across Egypt grow, opposition figure Mohamed ElBaradei is in Cairo's Tahrir Square to address the demonstrators, and Hillary Clinton spoke of a "peaceful transition." Here's a quick look at the latest news out of Egypt.

What is wrong with Anne Hathaway's pants? A few Charlie Sheen tidbits. New Kid on the Block Jonathan Knight officially comes out. Come, explore Prince William and Kate Middleton's Scotland. Sunday Gossip Roundup makes it all better.

On the new TLC special Kennedys' Home Movies, we see America's most blue blood family in their natural habitats. It airs this evening, here is a sneak peak.

Once upon a time, cartoons tried to educate America's youth. Here's an old tune from the Animaniacs teaching us about every U.S. President in a squeaky voice.

75-year-old Joy Cassidy pleaded guilty to malicious injury to property for dumping syrup and ketchup into an Idaho library's book drop at least ten times in retaliation for being banned. Don't mess with an old person's library privileges. [Idaho Statesman]

Protesting students in Sudan's capital, Khartoum, were arrested and beaten today while chanting "revolution, revolution until victory."