Watch one of the most awkward moments we've seen in politics, delivered last night in Maricopa County, Arizona by the former Pennsylvania Senator. (We think, in context, he was referring to the fire in his gut.)
Meet Chandra Bahadur Dangi, the 72-year-old Nepalese man who will soon be named world's shortest at 22-inches. Here's a pictorial travelogue of the journey from his remote village to Kathmandu, where he will be measured by Guinness World Records to claim the title of World's Shortest Man.
Embraces the language of Occupy movement to sell his tax plan. Pushes “fairness” agenda like Obama.
She's channeling her inner Avatar. Or Smurf. Or maybe even Doug Funnie's best friend Skeeter? Either way, she looks damn good while doing it.
49-year-old Brooklyn resident Richard Strauss was arrested for leaving a threatening comment on this Gothamist article about the NYPD spying on Muslims at Yale. Be careful what you say online! (via nypost.com)
So this is pretty cool: after Tim Burgess, of the band The Charlatans, tweeted a joke about inventing a new cereal called “Totes Amazeballs,” Kellog's made it and then sent the frontman a box of the cereal. Hold on a second: is Kellog's cereal cool again? (via tumblr.thedailywh.at)
Artist Sam Spratt painted this equal parts terrifying and awesome interpretation of Allie Brosh’s “Clean All The Things” image.
According to Henry's mother and photographer Rachel Hulin, these are genuine flights, not cut-and-paste jobs. She also says she never throws him and let's him fly the way he wants to fly. That's nice. (via mymodernmet.com)
In Arizona, Romney unveils his plan to cut tax rates by 20 percent across the board.
The ladies of VH1's “Mob Wives” ought to take a lesson from this fantastic supercut by the good people at WORN Journal.
This needs to be the new visual metaphor for “like.” So cute. And here are a few other things that get the B.B. King stamp of approval.
A spectacular vision of Nature. British photographer James Appleton braved blizzards and earthquakes to snap these once in a lifetime shots.
Last month Todd Glass came out of the closet on Marc Maron's podcast after doing comedy for 30 years. Last night he stopped by Jimmy Fallon and talked about the aftermath of that moment.
It's unclear how old this kid is, but how can you argue with him? “I don't want to see no rookies from Minnesota dunking in it. I want to see you.” (via The Basketball Jones)
Robert Mills deserves it. So, let's tweet at Red Lobster, write on their Facebook, and make this happen! #FeedRobertMills
I'd say something about how much I'd love to watch this fictional show except that Adam Scott, Paul Rudd, Amy Poehler, Rashida Jones, and Katherine Hahn are all ACTUALLY starring on a show together right now. “Parks & Recreation” never ceases to exceed my expectations.
On today's “Ellen,” Jennifer Aniston's boyfriend (also, hilarious comedic actor) Justin Theroux quite literally busted out his moves. We're pretty impressed.
Jeff from Pleated-Jeans continues to be one of the funniest people on these here Internet tubes. Here he goes looking, nay hunting for puns at the grocery store.
WWE wrestler CM Punk is currently in the middle of Twitter feud with Chris Brown. Here's everything you need to know about it.
As if you needed another reason to like Amanda Seyfried: she has a mini-horse, an owl named Beatrix, a chick named Linda, and some butterflies in her personal taxidermy collection. So Conan did what any gentleman would do: he gave her the show's stuffed raccoon wearing a jet pack. Amanda flipped out.
Who knew echinoderms could have so much attitude?
Jack Blankenship — otherwise known as the “Alabama Face Guy” — stopped by “Late Night With Jimmy Fallon” last night to talk about how he got the idea to blow his own face up onto a giant sign and wave it around at basketball games. As you might have expected: it all started as an inside joke.
Republican Presidential Rick Santorum isn't running away from his confrontational views on same-sex marriage, and there's no shortage of them. In a 2008 interview with radio host Mike Signorile, Santorum said same-sex marriage is similar to marrying your brother or niece and that sexual and physical abuse to children is higher in gay households (a statistic the American Psychological Association calls a “myth.”)
But why would she do this now? More importantly, does this mean January Jones will be telling us who fathered her child in two more years?
Museum of London osteologist Mike Henderson puts together a human skeleton like a boss. Or an osteologist. Either way, it's a super cool time-lapse. Via laughingsquid. (via flickr.com)
Somebody get this into theaters instead of the Phantom Menace rerun. I'm looking at you, Lucas.
Are you feeling depressed? Need a little more Vitamin D in your life? Then Bora Bora has the (conceptual) pill for you! The design was created for the Festival of Lights exhibition at Gallery Tator in Lyon, France where it was actually revealed in a pharmacy. (via designboom.com)
Er. Yeah.
That is some damn fine patriotism.
Is she a wizard??
