From 2008 to 2009, the median household net worth for a member of Congress went up 19 percent. During the same time, the national median plummeted by 15 percent. This is known as a plutocracy.
Last night South Park had their fun with the fitness product that we have all come to know and love: the Shake Weight. While not necessarily uncharted territory, they put their signature spin on it, taking it to comical heights.
Tyra Banks debuted her first film last night called "Disturbato" starring the remaining ANTM contestants. Tyra's atempt to be avant-garde and high fashion fails miserably in this shaky camera, eyeliner smudged "mini-movie." Someone should tell Tyra to stick to modeling.
Some of the most memorable lines in cinema are plain ol' introductions. Understated but always meaningful, the way different characters say it already reveals so much about their style. There are 250 instances here.
It's a weird day in America when Massachusetts could learn a thing or two from Arkansas. But such is the case today. And it all has to do with what kids are allowed to wear at school. Oof.
Even though he's currently California's governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger is probably best known for being an action star—oh, and for screaming incessantly in every one of his movies. Inside, a supercut (aka a compilation) of every Schwarzenegger scream ever.
Toadlike Fox News mastermind Roger Ailes has always been thought of as an evil genius—even his detractors admire his media-savvy PR brilliance. It's not true. In fact, he's an isolated old man whose anger has driven him insane.
Real Housewife of New York Sonja Morgan filed for bankruptcy in New York yesterday. She listed about $13 million in assets and $19 million in debt. Being secretly poor is an epidemic with these ladies!
