Here is something that was made to get people on the internet mad: a hidden camera video of a hotel housekeeper looking through a guy's stuff while she was cleaning his room. "Shocking" is how various places have described the video, but is it really? And more importantly: who really cares if this happens?

"What I do is cinema verité" is easily the second-most ridiculous thing uttered by the subject in this bizarre profile of poor tea-partier's Art Linkletter and ratfucker James O'Keefe.

Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg is in the midst of a tough reelection campaign, so in an effort to get some actual advice from real voters he did what any head of government should do: He became a taxi driver for a day.

A Tribeca photographer has come under fire for taking clandestine photos of his neighbors and making them available for public consumption through a Chelsea art gallery without the consent of his subjects.

Brazilian variety show Programa Silvio Santos is known for fairly run-of-the-mill hidden camera gags like "Magnetic Soup" and "Pig Grinder."

At a press conference tonight, Mitt Romney defended the controversial remarks he made in hidden camera footage leaked by Mother Jones early today. Romney did, however, admit that his words were "not elegantly stated."

A model in Los Angeles used a hidden camera to prove a point we've known all along — straight guys look at women's asses way more often than they should.

John Quinones is back at it with Primetime: What Would You Do? This series looks to showcase the honest reactions of people when put into everyday dilemmas.

Holy crap. A man kept getting his food stolen. He sets up a hidden camera, and what he discovers is beyond unsettling. This is invasive and weird and scary all over.