Good Morning America was supposed to air a follow-up today to yesterday's report on 11-year-old cyberbullying victim Jessi Slaughter. It got spiked. Why? For one thing, a harassment campaign by 4chan users discouraged GMA's cyberbullying expert from going back on.

Animators Felix Meyer and Paul Monaco combined their minimalist animation style with 35 of their favorite films to create the ultimate test of movie trivia. How many of these iconic movies can you name?

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Yes indeed. The singer-songwriter and his writing partner Lee Hall (Billy Elliot) are teaming up to create a musical based on George Orwell's classic novel. It's a dark allegory about Stalin! One hopes, naturally, that puppets will be involved. [NYT]

This morning on The Today Show, everyone's favorite guitar-slinging apologist and "sexual napalm" enthusiast John Mayer got a teensy bit humble when he told Matt that he's finally learned a lesson from all of his overshare filled, douche-tastic interviews.

Between the crazies in costumes, celebrities hawking sci-fi projects, and journalists covering both, someone will surely capture every awkward interaction at San Diego's Comic-Con, which kicked off yesterday.

Starting next month, Wal-Mart will put radio-frequency ID tags on all its garments. By waving a wand, they can identify the location of every product, down to size and color. When you bring it home, the tag goes with you.

Tina Fey tries in vain to turn embarrassing Will Ferrell into dashing Brad Pitt. Just like when they were on Saturday Night Live together, it doesn't work.

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Do you want to be the one everyone turns to in their time of need? Look no further than the Dancing Sasquatch Guy to see how to be a successful leader of your band, spaceship or cult!

Former NYPD commissioner Bernie Kerik, currently incarcerated, is nobly tweeting out against the "Ground Zero Mosque," somehow. Hey, Muslims: Have some respect for 9/11's victims... by having affairs in apartments next to Ground Zero, like Kerik did. [Photo: AP]

Here's an ultra-gory NSFW red band trailer for Robert Rodriguez's grindhouse feature Machete, based on a fake trailer from those other Grindhouse movies. We've seen footage of this movie a few times before, but none quite so Rodriguezianly (hah) bloody.

I doubt that any Comic-Con attendees/cosplayers/nerds could be genuinely excited with the hijacking of their blessed event by this humiliating 'Hoff parade promoting his new reality show. Who told him he could turn personal embarrassment into success? Why oh why?

When asked if her children will watch her upcoming film about being a federal agent, Jolie confessed while she wants her kids to see it eventually. But right now it seems a little too startling.

Pot was recently spotted in Union Square Park. Now the sidewalks are being overrun with sweet, sticky green marijuana plants. Here's a bushy plant NYC the Blog discovered at 1st Street and 2nd Avenue:

[The golden couple of embarrassing internet use and odd tattoos, Eli Roth and Peaches Geldof, show off Peaches' new tattoos—including the abbreviation for "Fuck My Life"—at Comic Con. Images via Pacific Coast News and @peaches_g.]

George Lopez is essentially the less-inhibited Jay Leno, so it was no shock that he point blank asks Enrique Iglesias if he's ever kissed a guy. Iglesias asks if he meant experimentation, then one thing leads to another...

The pervs at the SEC can relax, because now the attention is on the defense and national security communities, where downloading child pornography on government computers is what happens when government officials aren't fighting the war on terror, apparently.

The first Coyote v. Road Runner short will be outshining Cats vs Dogs 2 when it opens on July 30th. If you can't be bothered to sneak into kiddie previews, here's a very cool look at the revamped classic.

Is someone in Bushwick hiding a ginormous 747* behind a bunch of trees in a park? Untapped New York has discovered a mysterious, airplane-shaped apparition on both Google Earth and Google Maps, in a place normally occupied by a playground.

After his video took the internet by storm, everybody wanted to know what the deal is with the Double Rainbow Guy. Last night he sat down with Jimmy Kimmel and gave us some answers behind the internet's favorite rainbow video.