A month after telling Entertainment Tonight that Bill Cosby raped her, Janice Dickinson appeared on CNN last night and recounted the 1982 night she was allegedly assaulted by the comedian in a Lake Tahoe, Ca. hotel room.

Walter White may be gone for the foreseeable future, but Breaking Bad fans still get to watch a beautiful friendship develop between Mike and Saul. Sort of.

House music legend Richie Hawtin, apparently not a fan of a girl filming him as he played a set this weekend, came up with a fast fix—pushing a heavy monitor on top of her.

Anthony D. Marshall, a Tony award-winning, one-time CIA operative best known for trying to swindle millions of dollars from his ailing heiress mother, Brooke Astor, died Monday. He was 90 and a terrible son.

It's a well-known fact that unsourced, unverifiable, anonymous Tumblr posts are an agent of social progress and meaningful change. So it's surprising that some prick used "Racists Getting Fired," an enormously popular new web attraction, to smear his ex.

Jack Conte of the YouTube-famous band Pomplamoose caused a stir last week when he posted an account of his tour financials on Medium. "Being an independent artist is so difficult" was the thrust of his essay—true, no doubt—and tucked into the back half was a mention of an apparent way out: Patreon, a crowdfunding service that Conte cofounded last year.

Bill Cosby has stepped down from Temple University's board of trustees ahead of a rumored meeting to discuss his ties to school in light of the numerous sexual assault allegations against him.

There exists a niche market of wealthy split-up couples with joint custody of a pet who fly their pets back and forth on private jets, alone. "One such former couple pays about $50,000 per trip to fly their dog from Los Angeles to New York every other month."

According to an extended whinge from the New York Post's police sources, New York City protesters gained the upper hand over NYPD during demonstrations following the Darren Wilson announcement using the cutting edge of 2006 technology: Twitter and disposable cell phones.

Below, you'll find a photograph that's been described as horrifying, disgusting, dark-sided, and "makes me feel physically ill." It's not all that shocking, though. It's just a My Little Pony doll that a man on the internet accidentally melted in a jar of his own cum.

This may not be the most efficient method of preparing shrimp, but it's definitely the most explodey. The double-barrel "cooking detonation velocity" cannon propels prawns through jets of egg, flour, flame, and heavy metal music to land fully cooked on a plate.

These are treacherous times to be a cracker.

If you're going to donate a few bucks to charity this holiday season, you can make those bucks do the maximum possible good by donating to these four charities.

Over the weekend, the New York Times highlighted Chipotle’s recent decision to print (very) short stories by famous writers on its paper cups and take-out bags. Called “Cultivating Thought,” the campaign is the brainchild of Brooklyn novelist Jonathan Safran Foer, who approached the fast-casual Mexican grill chain after visiting one of its establishments earlier this year. Toni Morrison and Malcolm Gladwell have signed on. So let’s ask what New York’s literary milieu have wondered about: How much is Chipotle paying?

Dakota Fanning, 22nd great-granddaughter of King Edward III, attended the Knicks-Heat game with her non-royal American father, Steven, last night:

"Robert Wells believes he's found a fountain of youth that will prevent him from aging: drinking the urine of young people," says the voice over in this clip from Investigation Discovery's upcoming My Strange Criminal Addiction. But the thing is that he doesn't look young! He looks like an old urine addict!

Three men were arrested by Spartanburg, South Carolina police early Sunday after their alleged "bubbly 1:30 AM frolicking" in a hot tub turned to fisticuffs.

Thanks to an apparent quirk in People magazine's online content management system, American supermarkets' classiest tabloid accidentally published an obituary for Kirk Douglas last night on their homepage—and long enough for plenty of people to notice.

A German student who was attacked after protecting two teen girls from a group of harassers died Friday from her injuries. Hundreds showed up to Sunday vigils for Tugce Albayrak in Berlin and outside the Offenbach hospital where she died. She was 23.

Showtime aired the male-stripper documentary La Bare this weekend, and it was so douchey that I felt utterly cleansed inside after watching it. Actor Joe Manganiello came upon the Dallas strip club the film profiles and is named after while researching for his role of Big Dick Richie in Magic Mike. He was so inspired to document the happenings at the club—La Bare was initially intended to be a reality show, and boy does it feel like it. It is endearingly trashy. The only thing bigger than the personalities on screen are the packages.