Children of anonymous sperm donors are lobbying for legislation to ban men from spilling their seed without giving up their identities, so they'll be easier to track down. Related: potential fathers imagining needy teenagers drives sperm donation to all-time low.

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Justin Bieber is very popular. Lots of people love her songs! One of Bieber's most popular tunes is called "U Smile." But what happens when one slows it down by 800%? Well, it becomes a haunting, 36-minute Enya-like thingy. Seriously.

The Daily Ten sat down with Betty White between takes of her guest spot on the upcoming season premiere of Community to discuss her recent exploits and evaluate the talents of various "hot as a pistol" co-stars.

Spike TV's incredible new show follows Brooklyn scrap metal collectors through their daily machinations. Watch, as one crew discovers the wonders of the internet and present to the world the future of scrapping. "This is what change looks like."

Every year, Beloit College publishes a "Mindset List" that reveals just how god damn young College Kids These Days are. They've never worn a wristwatch, or enjoyed an egg cream with their A-1-gal in the old-fashioned style? What the fuck?

Monday's SportsNation featured this astounding clip of stuntman Ted Batchelor burning his way into the record books. Minor-league baseball parks are infamous for their publicity stunts, but this remarkable trot around the bases is hardly "Holly Madison Bobblehead Night."

Here's to Williamsburg: from gritty industrial backwater to artist haven to fauxhemian playground to yuppie Disneyland, in only a few short years. There's no use fighting it any more, rebel kids. The "boutique hotel with rooftop pool" is coming.

He'll have double the tabloid power when the press finds out about his other set of kids. A drunk actress flashed everyone. And an obvious someone got kicked off a reality show. Isn't this supposed to be a guessing game?

When you work your ass off and your co-worker takes credit, follow Dude Manrod's instructions to get revenge and ultimately be even more of a man. Always remember step 4: Lick the blade!

[Julia Roberts arrives in Tokyo for the first time ever (seriously, in her 20+ years of movie stardom, she's apparently never been to Japan — weird, huh?) to promote "Eat Pray Love". Image: Splash]

Here's a trailer for the much head-scratched-about documentary, I'm Still Here, about Joaquin Phoenix's descent into (faux) madness, abandoning his movie career and embarking on a rap career. His brother-in-law Casey Affleck directs and, judging from this, it's dumb.

Billionaire plutocrat Steve Schwarzman committed a "gaffe" recently when he said that Obama's effort to raise taxes on private equity firms is "a war...like when Hitler invaded Poland in 1939." Steve! We are shocked you'd say (or do!) something stupid.

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The band gave Tila "fair warning" of her impending juggalo assault. Laurence Fishburne disowns his porn star daughter. Halle Berry would rather go naked. Tuesday gossip hedges its bets.

Just when you thought that absurd, monstrous Biblical punishments had been consigned to the dustbin of history, the Taliban is bringing back stoning. Way to be awful monsters, guys. What crime merited this horrific execution method?

Can you guess what movie this image comes from? Check back for the answer at 4pm today.

A report by the Association of Chief Police Officers in Britain concluded that marijuana is being grown on a massive scale in the country, but that "UK-produced skunk is of a lower quality than varieties available on the continent." Ouch.

The bassist for the Gap Band, Robert Wilson died Sunday in Palmdale, Califfornia of an apparent heart attack at age 53. "My brother Robert was a bad boy on the bass," Charlie Wilson said in a statement.

American design and architecture firm Choi + Shine has entered a design for giant electrical pylons in the shape of humans into the Icelandic High-Voltage Electrical Pylon International Design Competition. Now Iceland just needs some cash to pay for them.