For $1,300, you can enter the North Korean Amateur Open golf tournament in Pyongyang, this April. You'll be playing the same course where Kim Jong-il miraculously shot 11 holes in one — his first time ever playing golf!

Shaun Ellis lived with wolves for a year, earning a pack's trust, eating their food—"raw deer and elk"—and just basically being a wolfman! His Guardian essay makes us want to quit blogging and go live with platypuses.

In this retro industrial car film people predict future models and cite airplanes as a heavy influence on their slick, streamlined design.

Worlds collide: The Cosby Show's Theo Huxtable (known in the real world as Malcolm Jamal Warner) will appear on NBC's Community much sooner than we thought! Inside, watch a clip from his upcoming appearance on the show.

We all remember Guess Who from our childhood but Sans Pants Productions wanted to play a version with characters closer to their culture. Guess Jew includes characters such as Moses, Cain and Jeff Goldblum.

Johnson & Johnson has recalled 50 million bottles of Tylenol and other products due to a "cleaning problem" at a production plant. Gross.

We've all had those days when you really just don't want to get up. But, what happens when you're confronted with a tempting laser point?

This video has to be seen to be believed.

A YouTube video by Arizona shooting suspect Jared Loughner has just been released by his school. In it, Loughner leads the viewer on a bizarre, first-person tour of Pima Community College, which he calls his 'genocide school.'

The controversy over author Amy Chua's "Chinese Mothers are Superior" essay never ends. The Wall Street Journal, which published Chua's essay, today graciously allowed a Western, Jewish woman to explain why her lackadaisical parenting approach is fine.

Events in Tunisia are changing by the minute, but one thing is clear: This is the first popular uprising to bring down a leader in the Arab world in recent history. Who — or what — is responsible for it?

Want to catch up on the week's most popular web videos? From a girl who falls into a mall fountain while texting to the man who quit his job to start a city for cats, our top picks inside.

Owen Wilson had a baby boy. Kim Kardashian tweeted a picture of herself in a tiny bikini. Charlie Sheen slept with five women at once. Selena Gomez removed her purity ring. Saturday Gossip Roundup!

This is an epic tale of dried fruit trying to rehydrate in song. The 1989 special from Will Vinton Studios is Smokey Robinson meets Spinal Tap meets Gumby meets an unstoppable craving for Raisinets. Eat 'em if ya got 'em!

After blowing $1 billion on an electronic "virtual fence" along the border with Mexico, the Department of Homeland Security yesterday finally ditched the $7 billion project in favor of surveillance drones and human patrols. Bravo, DHS. Money well spent. [NYT]

More details have surfaced about the gruesome murder of Portuguese journalist Carlos Castro in Times Square last week.

Denis Leary explains what whippets are, how he used to rub hamburger meat on his teeth, and his theory on wide legged jeans. The 70's.

[An artist makes a statue of a British police officer during an ice sculpting competition in London today. Image via Getty]

Here in bleakest winter it's nice to have things to look forward to. Like movies! Let's take a look at what movies are coming out today, from green hornets to adultery dilemmas to Thai martial artists.

In anticipation of the 50th anniversary of JFK's inauguration, the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library is digitizing reams of JFK artifacts. Among them: The president's application to Harvard, including mediocre test scores and a refreshingly banal personal essay.