Fancy Restaurants Are Filthy Compared to White Castle

Brian Moylan · 08/09/10 03:47PM

Everyone thinks that fast food joints and chain restaurants in New York must be disgusting while five-star eateries are as spotless as their white tablecloths. New York City's Department of Healthy has found the exact opposite to be true.

Your Monday Night Lineup

Matt Cherette · 08/09/10 03:30PM

TONIGHT: Lots of TV! We've got the Teen Choice Awards, the series premiere of Bachelor Pad, the season premiere of Dating in the Dark, the season finale of Last Comic Standing, a new Real Housewives of New Jersey, and more!

This Eagle-Killing Pilot is No Captian Sully

Tom Dobrowolski · 08/09/10 02:54PM

Captain Steve may have saved these peoples' lives but don't expect him to become an overnight American hero. He did manage to kill our threatened national symbol in the process. Captain Sully is not impressed.

Born a Loan, Die a Loan

Hamilton Nolan · 08/09/10 02:37PM

The Way We Live Now: in enslavement to repayment. Our salvation? Reparations. Or—damn it—at least a sandwich.

Bugs and Daffy Come Out of the Woods for Looney Tunes Update

Joe Baur · 08/09/10 02:15PM


Coming this fall to a Cartoon Network near you, The Looney Tunes Show! Yes, brand new episodes of our favorite nature dwellers in 'toon form will grace the small screen once again with famous voice actor, Jeff Bergman, taking on Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck for the first time in nearly a decade.

The Battle of the Cheetos Carries On

gawkercreative · 08/09/10 01:59PM

As the Battle of the Cheetos moves into its sixth week, there is no end in site. Every day, more armies are created, and more battles are waged. With every passing moment, new battalions take command of websites while others are overthrown. Will you be victorious, or just another name in the long line of the defeated?

Mark Zuckerberg Is Preparing for War

Ryan Tate · 08/09/10 01:46PM

There's a melodramatic "war" brewing between Facebook and Google, and Facebook's CEO is seizing the opportunity to squeeze more work from his engineers, declaring a "lockdown," keeping the office open on weekends, and putting a neon sign on his door.