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Bill O'Reilly Wants to Feed His Muffin to Eva Longoria
Matt Cherette · 09/29/11 10:27PMBill O'Reilly's pervy fascination with Lady Gaga is so 2010. This year on the Factor it's all about Eva Longoria. At least that's the feeling we got after watching O'Reilly insert Longoria into tonight's "Pinheads & Patriots" segment for seemingly no reason other than to offer her free muffins to come on his program.
Michelle Obama Shops at Target, Just Like You
Seth Abramovitch · 09/29/11 10:02PM
Michelle Obama was snapped Thursday at the Target store in Alexandria, Virginia. (Click image to enlarge, if you don't believe us!) Hidden beneath a Nike cap and sunglasses, the First Lady pushed her own cart around the store for approximately 30 minutes, and was recognized only by her cashier. The White House confirmed that it was indeed Mrs. Obama rummaging through the discount Missoni chemise bin, with First Lady communications director Kristina Schake explaining, "It is not uncommon for the First Lady to slip out to run an errand, eat at a local restaurant or otherwise enjoy the city outside the White House gates." Will this be the TP-run that loses Obama the union vote? Developing! [Photo credit: AP]
Hear a Defector's Shocking 180 on 'Cult Like' Zappos
Ryan Tate · 09/29/11 08:58PM
Zappos employee Christina Gomez sounded like an opiated zombie when she first talked to Freakonomics Radio. "This job is worth more than a million dollars, definitely," she said. "It's kind of like the Wizard of Oz, and we're in the Emerald City." A week later, Gomez was wondering what she had been smoking — and raising questions about life at the Amazon shoe subsidiary.
Jonah Hill Rolls Deep Into the Valley
Leah Beckmann · 09/29/11 08:55PM
Jonah Hill is on top of the world right now, and he's spending his Moneyball's on a 4,650 square feet home in Tarzana, California. Jonah plunked down $2.18 million for the five bedroom, 5.5 bathroom house, making this his second real estate purchase in just over a year (he spent $1.9 million on a ranch-style home in Laurel Canyon in May of 2010).
Man Pleads Guilty to Serving Woman Yogurt with His Semen in It
Brian Moylan · 09/29/11 08:32PMHating Facebook Unites Democrats and Republicans
Ryan Tate · 09/29/11 07:52PMNelson Mandela's Grandkids Have a Reality Show
Maureen O'Connor · 09/29/11 07:19PMOccupy Wall Street Is About to Get Bigger
Jim Newell · 09/29/11 05:19PM
The Occupy Wall Street protesters — who the New York Times and other such venues had told me were too vague, too in need of glitzy PowerPoint presentations with concrete goals, too poorly dressed, too busy playing drums, too hypocritical because they used "computers" and other modern products, too middle-class, and in general too gross to sustain any interest for more than a few days, therefore making it not worth doing — have persevered long enough to convince veteran reinforcements to join them next week. Interesting!
Nothing Can Stop the Nasty Beetle Invasion
Hamilton Nolan · 09/29/11 04:40PMWho Should Be TV's Highest-Paid Actress?
Richard Lawson · 09/29/11 04:29PMNew Twitter Tool Lets You See When Humanity Is the Most Drunk
Adrian Chen · 09/29/11 03:58PMSean Parker Is Launching a Blog
Ryan Tate · 09/29/11 03:48PMArnold Schwarzenegger Entered Politics to 'Freak Everyone Out'
Jim Newell · 09/29/11 03:35PM
Did you or any Californians you know vote for Arnold Schwarzenegger in the 2003 California gubernatorial recall election because you thought it would be funny? Good for a laugh? The source of years of bad "Governator" jokes, and so on? Then you heard the campaign message clearly, because that's why Schwarzenegger chose to run, too.













