Spanish animator, Rodrigo Blaas, has worked on Pixar films including Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Wall-E, and Up. His first solo effort, Alma, has been wracking up awards left and right.
It is only a matter of time before robots will clean, cook, care for our children, and be passive aggressive to our bosses for us. If you were worried they wouldn't be able to break dance, worry no more.
There are plenty of stressful things during the holidays—office parties, shopping, family—but there is nothing worse than travel. We want to hear your worst holiday travel stories, and we want them now. All aboard!
When Bob Goulet married his wife Vera in 1982, they started an annual tradition: sending Christmas cards to family, friends, and fans everywhere. Here are all of them, presented in order and set to his own music. Thanks, YouTube!
Over the weekend, Rush & Molloy reported that money manager Jeffrey Epstein recently settled a lawsuit that had been brought against him by one of his alleged victims, an unnamed woman who says the pervy billionaire forced her to be his sex slave from the ages of 15 to 19. The terms of the settlement weren't disclosed. (Word has it Epstein has offered other accusers "a minimum of $150,000" in the past.) But his legal problems are far from over: A dozen other women, who all claim Epstein took advantage of them when they were minors, still have lawsuits pending against him.
The healthcare bill was held hostage by a cabal of bandit-senators who refused to vote for it unless they got cash money. Here's what a vote goes for these days.
Sometimes, you've got to know when you've been bested. Ladies and gentleman, without further adieu, EdBassMaster: " You better not sniff, better not try, don't even breathe, I'm tellin' you why: farting Santa's coming to town."
4-year-olds that decide to grow their hair longer than others are making a statement. That statement is usually "I like my hair long." This elementary school thinks statements like that are reserved for hippie scum and promptly suspends him.
More moments of "I-can't-believe-this-is-actually-on-the-air" occurred on the 4th hour of Today this morning when Kathie Lee explained her difficulty understanding the phrase "like white on rice." Instead of keeping to herself, she makes an absurd spectacle out of her ignorance.
Secret Santa is one of the most exciting aspects of the holidays: Who will you draw? How do you find out what they like without tipping them off?
Remember the "botax" that Congress was thinking about including in the health care bill, which would impose a five percent tax on cosmetic surgery procedures? It was dropped from the bill over the weekend as part of a concession to the American Medical Association, which had lobbied hard against its inclusion for obvious reasons. The nation's tanning salons don't have as much of a presence on Capitol Hill, apparently, because the 10 percent tax on "indoor tanning services" was kept in, and is expected to contribute $2.7 billion to fund health care reform over the next decade. [NYDN, WSJ]
The band that helped us believe in a thing called love (at least while singing along in falsetto) decided to make a christmas single during their fifteen minutes of fame. Yes, this video is as bad as you expect.
