[Kirsten Dunst looking summery in Soho yesterday; image via Splash]

New York City has a budget! $63 billion, with 2,000 job cuts.

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

Today is the 60th anniversary of the start of the Korean War, so naturally North Korea is stirring things up by imposing a shipping ban in its western waters. The South fears the North could be preparing more missile tests.

Indonesian pop star Ariel has been charged under a 2008 anti-pornography law for making sex tapes with female celebrities Luna Maya and Cut Tari. He could face 12 years in jail. Police say Ariel and Luna are being "uncooperative." [BBC]

Legendary Jamaican drug lord Christopher "Dudus" Coke will appear before the federal court in Manhattan today on drug and weapons charges, after being extradited to the US yesterday. The search for Coke in Jamaica claimed over 70 lives.

Torture memo author John Yoo thinks Elena Kagan is unfit to serve on the Supreme Court.

Shares in BP dropped to a 14 year low today on the London FTSE after the company announced that it had already spent $2.35 billion on the Gulf oil spill. Most of that money was spent on cleanup crews. [Guardian]

Nneka Eneorj, an alternate juror in the NYPD/Iraq War vet brutality case, was dismissed on Thursday for wearing a shirt that said "Who the F*ck Is Kanye West?" (A: He is a rapper. This is his picture.) [NYP]

On Thursday, 40 Senate Republicans and one Democrat (Ben Nelson, of course) successfully filibustered a cautious attempt at extending widely agreed-upon tax cuts and necessary unemployment benefits. This, despite having voted to extend similar tax cuts for years. What gives?

Prescott Bush Jr.—"brother of one president and uncle of another"—has died.

The shadowy Masonic cabal that controls the internet will likely approve the ".xxx" domain name system—intended for porn sites and Mötley Crüe drummers—tomorrow. Your "x" key will be worn out by next week. [Reuters]

A man wearing only underwear and a shirt stole a delivery truck and led police on a car chase through Brooklyn on Thursday, hitting two 12-year-old girls before finally crashing. Also: He ate "leaves straight from tree branches."

[Former President Bill Clinton and U.S. soccer center-back Carlos Bocanegra celebrate the U.S. win over Algeria. Bill has been enjoying himself so much he's staying for Saturday's game against Ghana. Via Sports Illustrated writer Luke Winn's Twitter.]

Jon Stewart already made fun of Vuvuzelas on the Daily Show. Now they did a whole segment on them. John Oliver was at the World Cup, where he blew a vuvuzela in some FIFA guy's face.

Turns out the most depressing things sold at Walmart aren't found inside the store. A couple allegedly offered to sell their 6-month-old baby for $25 to two strangers in a Salinas, California Walmart parking lot.

Neighbors of the Portland masseuse who accused Al Gore of 'unwanted sexual contact' in 2006 say she is a "very honest person." "Friendly enough to stop you on the sidewalk," said one. But what's her stance on global warming?? [Oregonian]

Today, Mediabistro published some funny off-the-record comments from Washington Post liberal opinion columnist Dave Weigel. He said that Matt Drudge should "set himself on fire"! Ha ha. Should he, though?

From his "Kill the Messenger" special, foul mouthed Chris Rock lets all the white people out there know when is the appropriate time is for them to use the "N" word.

Today, Frosty the polar bear died at the Denver zoo. He was 25. At DC's National Zoo, a red panda (which is more like a raccoon) was born. As Elton John once said: The Cirrrrrclleeeeeee. The Cirrrrcccleeee of Lifffffeeeeeeee.