Joel Huston Dodge is just about as awesome of a guy that you're ever likely to meet. Check out this wonderful short documentary about the 92 year-old man and all he's discovered, collected, created and given.

Geraldine Hoff Doyle, the woman who was the inspiration of the iconic Rosie the Riveter poster, died in her home state of Michigan from severe arthritis. She was 86, but will keep telling us "We Can Do It" for eternity.

This is the video you watch while aboard the Back to the Future Ride at Universal Studios. It involves chasing down Biff in his time-traveling vehicle and bumping him with your own time-traveling vehicle. Please strap on your seat belts.

A fameball contractor who's leading an effort to boycott construction of the "Ground Zero Mosque" is also participating in a Facebook campaign to boycott Justin Bieber for supporting Park51 in a Tigerbeat interview that was actually a hoax, the end.

Samuel L. Jackson is not only a bad ass motherfucker. As such, he's great at delivering that particular word on screen. Watch this supercut of him saying it over and over and revel in the genius of a true motherfucker.

When making Back to the Future II, as I'm sure you know, the final scene of BttF had to be reshot to include Elizabeth Shue as the new Jennifer. Here, just because, is a side-by-side comparison of the two.

This English bulldog does not want to move. At all. Drag him if you want. But, at the end of the video, you'll see that a simple change in direction (towards home) is all he needs to cooperate.

An 80-year-old man in Florida (of course) was caught putting his business in a rest stop glory hole and tried to get out of being arrested by offering to do landscaping work at the policemen's homes. Talk about a hoe!

Famous asshole Steven Rattner, the ex-reporter, financier and auto czar, has settled for $10 million over a kickback scheme.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough, an ex-congressman, says he "may feel the need to run for office again" if the "absence of leadership" among Washington dingbats worsens. Obviously if he ran for anything, the country would be saved within minutes.

In your glacial Thursday media column: ESPN plagiarism mini-scandal, Forbes.com proves that bloggers are not so smart about economics, Wired vs. Glenn Greenwald, and Judith Miller schadenfreude alert.

Last night, Chelsea Handler and co. unveiled and dissected E! Television's list of the Top 10 Douchebags of 2010. It is that time of year. Props to Chelsea for pointedly identifying the channel itself as the biggest douchebag of all.

Here are the crudest, most vile, and also most creative insults you've ever heard put together into one devastating assembly line of a video. Hope you can pick yourself up after watching this.

Brian Williams has a definite opinion on what the media story 2010 is, and it's not the iPad. Watch his deadpan diatribe praising the NY Times for finally venturing into the outer borough of ironic glass frames and artisanal cheeses.

Celeb fit myths exposed! Energy Kitchens everywhere! The 94 year-old daddy diet! Republicans embrace exercise! Feeble gymgoing works! Workaday workouts! Man loses weight! And your New Year's resolution, exposed! It's your Thursday Fitness Watch, where we watch fitness—2010 style!

There was a lot of music released in 2010! Obviously, none of it was as good as music was when you were in high school. But some of it came close! Here are 15 of our favorite songs of 2010.

Everybody has to start somewhere. Stephen plays a supervisor trying to convince an employee to talk face-to-face. Instead, he keeps on getting memos.

The FBI has raided a Texas hosting company and seized two hard drives as part of an international criminal investigation into the Anonymous hack attacks against PayPal in retaliation for the company's decision to cut off Wikileaks.

Chris Brown has a really hard time not being a complete asshole. Also today: rumors of John Mayer's dating life are greatly exaggerated, Camille Grammer still sucks, and Zac Efron gets a hot beef injection.

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