There is a new San Francisco tech start-up called 'Hipster'.

The Social Network can get all the Oscar buzz it wants, but Bosnia will still hate it. Apparently the entire country of Bosnia is pissed because of a line in the film that suggests Bosnia's a lame nowheresville.

Meet new parents, Alex and Ryan! Good thing they were able to practice on the dog before Baby came into their lives. Turns out having a dog is just like having a baby, and you can even reuse the kennel!

Julian Assange says he has loads of cables on Rupert Murdoch and Murdoch's News Corporation that will be automatically released if he meets an early demise. It's nice to see that the Wikileaks founder hasn't lost his melodramatic touch.

[Jesus might have died for our sins, but who is going to help stop the flooding in Australia that has gone on for days and resulted in nearly two dozen deaths? Image via Getty]

According to a new study by Advertising Age, celebrity endorsements are surprisingly ineffective compared to non-celebrity advertising. In fact one-fifth of celebrity ads hurt advertising effectiveness. Celebrities will have to start liking things for free like the rest of us.

This former Disney employee tells it like it is inside the most magical place on earth. His experiences behind the scenes at Hollywood Studios cut right to the heart of the human experience: free food.

A 32-year-old man from Palm Springs, Calif., has been charged with making death threats against Washington state Democratic Congressman Jim McDermott over the tax cuts deal passed last month.

Some of the lovely ladies who work at the Manhattan strip emporium Cheetah Club gathered today to "perform their civic duty" and shovel snow in Times Square. Photographer Andy Kropa was there for all the topless action. Warning: nipples ahoy!

Who's excited for Funny or Die Presents' second season? If you're not, you will be after watching this preview clip featuring Ben Schwartz. You might know him better as Parks & Recreation's lady-killer Jean-Ralphio.

Astronomers have restored the original Babylonian zodiac by recalculating the dates that correspond with each sign to accommodate millennia of subtle shifts in the Earth's axis. Prepare to have your minds blown, all you people with easily blowable minds.

Today we discovered the rapping branch of Tom Hanks's family, namely a son who goes to Northwestern and spits rhymes about said institution. As in any good rap battle, this prompted a sizzling hot response from a commenter.

Three out of four people think their pets can predict the weather better than professionals. Really? How do they communicate this? Telepathically? By barking in Morse code? Still, Al Roker will be replaced by a chihuahua any day now.

We should thank delightful Rep. Louie Gohmert, in a way, for bringing this post-Tucson spree of hastily conceived legislative proposals to its natural conclusion: He's drafting a bill that allows members of Congress to carry guns on the House floor.

Here's a trailer for Happythankyoumoreplease [sic], a Sundance audience favorite from Josh Radnor, better known as your dad on How I Met Your Mother. Will this be his Garden State, y'know TV actor makes dribbly twee indie about quarter-life crises?

Watch as this jokester drives around a shopping center spitting nonsensical sentences at unsuspecting victims. Such nonsense includes, "take Grandpa's advice, because he never liked the color blue anyway." He somehow manages to maintain his deadpan delivery no matter the reaction.

After going viral last week and getting picked up (and released) by the police this week, Ted Williams is now going to rehab. Who convinced him? Dr. Phil, of course. Williams is living the entire celebrity lifecycle in one month!

[Natalie Portman at the premiere of "No Strings Attached," still plagued by the constant feeling that Ashton Kutcher is always right behind her. Photo via Bauer-Griffin]

Recently, FX has established itself as a great venue for interesting, edgy television - shows like Always Sunny, Damages and the Shield have made it a network filled with quality programming. How will its newest show, Lights Out compare?

Yesterday, we noted that no Republican candidates had joined the 2012 presidential race, even though many did by this stage in the last cycle. But today someone formed an exploratory committee! He's Herman Cain. Who the hell is Herman Cain?