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Culture Buzz Now you know where Indy got all the energy needed to defeat the Nazis. From the European VHS of “Raiders of the Lost Ark.” Sorry about the quality.
Culture Buzz Atlanta's hottest new restaurant serves dishes inspired by rap puns. And it clearly doesn't exist. It's a viral stunt by social marketing firm Baby Robot Industries. Here are some so-dumb-you'll-laugh-then-feel-guilty-for-laughing-then-laugh-again items from the menu.
Culture Buzz This is how I always imagine Jesus's ascension into the pearly gates. With all his dignity and harness intact.
Celebrity Buzz Repeat: fake. Even though this mock cover is demonstrably false, it got passed around with such enthusiasm over the Christmas weekend that one suspects people desperately wish it to be true (which hopefully wasn't the case with the Bon Jovi rumor).
Culture Buzz Everything in these photos are replicas. Except for the cocaine. Because it's Hollywood. (via reddit.com)
Celebrity Buzz George Clooney and Kim Kardashian have never looked frumpier. Concerned about the negative psychological impact of deceitful media images, Dartmouth Professor Hany Farid has developed an algorithm to determine how much a photo has been manipulated through digital chicanery. Here are the worst offenders from his study.
Culture Buzz See? Our species isn't always awful. Following in the prosthetic footsteps of Motala, this is Mosha. An organization called Friends of the Asian Elephant provided Mosha with an artificial limb after she lost her leg to a landmine in Thailand.
Culture Buzz You really don't want to know. Knock off Uggs are made with the pelts of Chinese raccoon dogs rather than than the sheep skin found in authentic Uggs. In order to pass the savings for these counterfeits on to the customer, the raccoon dogs are tortured and murdered in a mind-blowingly horrific fashion. WARNING: Graphic.
Even if you don't follow sports, this is pretty awesome. It's like watching a bad high school play. From Monday night's game against the Rams. What is this, FIFA?
This is a case where knowing simple math or biology would help. (via The Uniblog) (via theuniblog.evilspacerobot.com)
I mean, the man kind of has a point. Also, and somewhat unfortunately: Fake!
Culture Buzz These disturbing images, obtained by Reuters, show the corpses of three unidentified men who were shot by U.S. Navy SEALs in the raid that killed Osama bin Laden. They were taken by a Pakistani security official inside the compound shortly after the raid. None of them appear to be bin Laden himself. Again, these are very graphic. Not for the faint of heart.
Culture Buzz These photos, currently making the rounds and purporting to be of Osama bin Laden's body, are bogus. More fabrication than a Chinese textile factory. WARNING: A few of these are based on photos of real corpses and are very graphic.
Celebrity Buzz Supposed photos of Kim Kardashian before and after breast implants, at least according to the watermark happy Media Takeout. Real? Fake? Kim? Not Kim? The greatest debate since Lincoln-Douglas rages on. You be the amateur plastic surgeon!
Lance Mobley filed a complaint with police about this Facebook profile, which he claims was created by his ex-girlfriend's father, portraying him as a male prostitute and pedophile. All of this happened in the great state of South Carolina. On top of it being virulently homophobic and racist, the grammar is hilariously atrocious. Can you be charged with run-on sentences in the third degree? Maybe hit and run-on sentences?
Food Buzz A law firm in Alabama is suing Taco Bell for false advertising, charging that what the fast food giant calls “beef” contains only 36% actual cow flesh. Here's what makes up the other 64% of the meat-esque substance dripping from your chalupa. This list is based on an official ingredient label obtained by Gizmodo.
Food Buzz A law firm in Alabama is suing Taco Bell for false advertising, charging that what the fast food giant calls “beef” contains only 36% actual cow flesh. Here's what makes up the other 64% of the meat-esque substance dripping from your chalupa. This list is based on an official ingredient label obtained by Gizmodo.
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