Those Virginia Easter eggs with racist messages found inside? They were found in Kentucky and California, too. And they appear to be the work of a white supremacist who founded a site called WhiteManMarch.com. Way to win converts to your dumb cause, bubba.

"He is always amazed by the difference between how he feels and how he appears, the way his single-minded determination can look like the panicky darting motion of a little kid," writes Kevin Brockmeier (The Brief History of the Dead, The Illumination) in his recently released A Few Seconds of Radiant Filmstrip: A Memoir of Seventh Grade. He's talking about his protagonist, 12-year-old Kevin, who's growing up in Little Rock, Arkansas, and attending seventh grade in the years of 1985 and 1986. He's talking about himself.

We hear that Ladies Home Journal is folding, or at least vastly reducing its publication schedule. A tipster tells us the New York office was just informed this morning, and that layoffs are involved. Anyone who knows more, please comment below.

A cat and bewildered customer reenact Michelangelo's The Creation of Adam at a pop-up cat cafe in New York on Wednesday. And verily, YouTube incarnate was made manifest. Image via Amy Sussman/Invision for Purina ONE/AP.

Last night, Stephen Colbert visited The Daily Show to personally explain to friend and rival Jon Stewart why he's decided to end his show. No, it's not to host Late Night—remember, the in-character version of Colbert won't be making that jump.

The video for "Hello Kitty," the 5th single from the Avril Lavigne album you didn't realize was out, was released on YouTube Monday. It was quickly taken down after a backlash accusing Lavigne of exploiting Asian stereotypes.

To counteract America's waning love for frozen food, Stouffer's is launching new ads with the theme, "Made for you to love." In one, "two brothers who have been tussling reach a truce brought about by lasagna."

The FDA proposed new rules today that would regulate e-cigarettes for the first time. Once finalized, the regulations will prevent the sale of e-cigs to minors, prohibit the distribution of free samples, and require warnings that nicotine is addictive.

Frazier Glenn Miller, the ex-klansman and lifelong bigot who faces trial for killing three people at two Kansas Jewish centers earlier this month, ran up quite a rap sheet—including the time cops caught him in a car having sex with a black male prostitute dressed as a woman.

Despite decades of devotion to low-quality garbage food, today's Americans think they're "too good" for a "fast food" restaurant. You wouldn't be caught dead in a "Taco Bell?" How about this rebranded fancy Taco Bell, though?

Welcome back to YouTube Jokes Mistaken For Ways Teens Actually Get High. Earlier this month, teens were reportedly smoking coffee for the caffeine buzz (false). Now they're getting a different kind of buzz by "Beezin," rubbing Burt's Bees-brand lip balm on their eyelids (also probably false).

Wait: Cliven Bundy, the freedom fighter who captured conservative hearts and almost started the Second American Revolution with his gun-toting coterie, is a racist bigot? Say it ain't so!

A security guard at a hospital in Kabul opened fire Thursday morning, killing three American doctors—including a father and son—and wounding a U.S. nurse.

In what is probably a hilarious argument but could be a brilliant diversion for a high-stakes casino heist, George Clooney and Steve Wynn are publicly insulting each other after a drunken fight at a Las Vegas hotel.

Maybe digital money isn't such a bad idea. Researchers recently found more than 3,000 types of bacteria growing on $1 bills, including species that linked to acne, staph infections, and antibiotic resistance. And that's just the tip of the petri dish—only about 20 percent of the bacteria was identifiable.

Always a candidate, never a winner.

Prosecutors say two Los Angeles deputies planted a gun in a suspect's store in order to justify an arrest.

Police say a group of Ohio inmates managed to overtake one of their guards and are currently holding him hostage inside the jail facility.

Earlier this week Guy Fieri, the Demon Barber of Flavortown, flung open the doors to his newest foodatorium, Guy Fieri's Vegas Kitchen & Bar. There were no survivors.

The Brooklyn district attorney's office will stop prosecuting low-level marijuana arrests, according to a confidential memo obtained by the New York Times.