For years, white kids have been able to attend rap concerts and scream the word "nigga" in peace. But now, at least at festivals, livestreams are ubiquitous, which means we inadvertently see something like this: a white kid catching the spirit of a Southern frat party during Drake's "Crew Love."
Sarah Palin was in Minnesota this weekend paying a visit to Safari Club International. Thank you to the hunters and conservationists who do great work in promoting our hunting heritage, she says on Facebook. But do Palin's thanks cover this jamoke with what looks like a dumb-big boner? A big thank ya to him, too?
Just when you think living in New York can't get any dumber, the New York Times' Real Estate section arrives. This Sunday New Yorkers were treated to a story on married couples who've taken roommates into their already too-small apartments. Because money's already tight and you can't afford a place just for the two of you, how much worse could it get sharing a fridge with 22-year-old Tyler?
If you've never heard of Nilay Patel then here's what you need to know: He runs The Verge, a large, successful tech website where he last week posted a nearly 7,000-word review of the Apple Watch (for which he also shaved his forearm, for the video portion). You'd think he'd be a pretty secure man. But last night, he became publicly upset because other adults were laughing at his jewelry.
You like to travel? Here's an idea. Why not travel—to Mars? Bad idea!
Does Jay Z have a special Rihannaphone? Maybe! Eh, who knows.
"This sounds ridiculous," explains the woman whose boyfriend brought her on Divorce Court to accuse her of sleeping with the entire Wu-Tang Clan backstage after a show.
Guess how much a floor-through residence at One57, the glass shard of wealth worming its way into the heart of Manhattan, costs. Go ahead, guess. Oh okay, I'll tell you: $47,367,491.39.
