Vincent Margera, the uncle of Jackass star Bam Margera, died on Sunday morning at 59.

A brave, stupid young man in Rayong, Thailand “wanted to imitate Jackass,” Tomo News Today reports, so he had some friends pull a nest of fire ants off a tree and shake those angry little fuckers directly into his underpants. The background music is gnarly, but not gnarly enough to erase the sound of his infinite screams.

If you've spent most of Game of Thrones waiting for the moment when Sansa Stark finally gets to deliver a devastating kick to a Lannister or Frey's family jewels, please enjoy this. It might be as close as we ever get.

Americans spent over $32 million this weekend to see Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa. And we can’t blame its success on young men either: 63% of its viewers were over the age of 25. Were you one of these people? Admit it.

So here's an actual thing: The latest film in the Jackass franchise is a scripted comedy co-penned by Spike Jonze that features real people getting pranked by Johnny Knoxville in an old man costume.

Jackass alum Bam Margera claims he was rudely awakened last night by a butt-naked girl who broke into his West Chester, Pennsylvania house, and climbed into his bed.

Professional life-risker Bam Margera recently found himself undergoing emergency hernia surgery after a 100-foot kayak dive off Oregon's Metlako Falls.

Police have released the findings from their investigation into the violent, fiery death by car crash of Jackass star Ryan Dunn and passenger Zachary Hartwell: Dunn, who was driving, had a blood alcohol content was 0.196, more than double Pennsylvania's legal limit of 0.08. His Porsche was traveling between 132 and 140MPH at the time of the crash. [TMZ, image via Getty]

So Roger Ebert went and posted that stupid tweet this morning about Ryan Dunn's death, "Friends don't let jackasses drink and drive," which he is still standing behind, but really, just shut up Roger Ebert? Nothing was conclusive at the time of the tweet, friends and fans were still in mortal shock over the awful news, and if I wanted lectures about the perils of drunk driving, which I do not, I wouldn't seek them out from a movie critic? That tweet just summed up everything that's annoying about Twitter to me. People wanting to be heard, me not wanting to hear them. (And stop contributing New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest entries, already! You got your framed trophy and bragging rights. How much validation of one's pithiness can one man possibly need?)

Four 10th graders from St. Ann's—NYC private school to Brooklyn's brownstone elite—have been arrested for setting fire to a public school's playground, melting the slide. Class rage meter: 5%

For all you Jackass fans out there, a Jackass 3.5 will be coming out April 1st, and here is the first official trailer. It's 85 minutes of absurd, disgusting, and hilarious extra footage compressed for a .5 version.

In this promo for VH1's Critic's Choice Awards, Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Bam, and the rest of the "Jackass" crew take on everyone's favorite mindbending, hallway-shifting summer blockbuster. Not surprisingly, Steve-O's dreamscape involves golf carts, porn stars, and porta-potties.

The village idiots from Jackass were subjected to a chaotic "game" on Lopez Tonight: Stun Gun Roulette. This wasn't cathartic or Dada, like all the critics are saying about Jackass, so I'd like to blame this one's lameness on Lopez.

Today we exhibited a little faux-outrage over the success of the latest Jackass movie that some of you mistook for real outrage. So you rushed to the film's defense. One of you in particular got totally intellectual about the issue.

You gave Jackass 3D so much money it is embarrassing. You gave it more than the next three movies down combined. Good work, you jerks.

Johnny Knoxville visited with Dave on the Late Show to promote the latest Jackass installment. He also shares that he was arrested in front of his young daughter for setting up a balloon shooting gallery in his backyard. Video inside.

Its been 10 years since Jackass premiered and the formula has remained unchanged: semi-refined slapstick. Not much differs in the first trailer for the third installment of the series, but that doesn't mean the result is any less hilarious.

Here's a trailer for the upcoming Jackass 3D, the new James Ivory picture starring Maggie Smith and Jim Broadbent. Hm? Wait, no, sorry. It's the threequel (ugh) in the Johnny Knoxville series about man-boys hurting themselves. And it's in 3D!

MTV's "The Dudesons" in America, produced by Jackass's Johnny Knoxville and Jeff Tremaine, features the sheer dumbassery of four Finnish guys looking to get themselves killed in bizarre ways. Here's a first look at the trailer...prepare to be horrified.

So this Italian-American advocacy group, right? It says to MTV: "Hey, I think your show 'Jersey Shore' is racist against Italians." And MTV says, "Oh yeah? Why don't you come over and talk to one of our stars about this?"