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The first nation to get on board the Trump train is the Netherlands, hoping to ingratiate themselves with the new American leader in a big way. Check it out!
There are a number of new agey articles floating around the facebooks and internets promoting a very old concept called, "biocentrism", that existence is all subjective and the product of our own minds. 
Democratic running mate Joe Biden has some pretty heated words discussing what the Republicans have (as well as have not) been talking about at their convention...
We're making up a new word: SPORN
The Florida Senate on Thursday passed an amendment to impose a $60 fine on Truck Nutz, one brand name for the novelty item on vehicle trailer hitches that resemble the dangling southern end of a northbound bull. The proposal would make displaying bull genitalia reproductions on a vehicle subject to a $60 fine, moving violations and points against a driver license.
Forget Paris Hilton and Lindsay Lohan. We have a new set of children in town acting stupid: Bill O'Reilly and Fox News. The continual hijinks of the falafel man himself continue to amuse and inspire the masses. Check out the video.
"Kathy Griffin’s offensive remarks will not be part of the E! telecast on Saturday night," the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences said in a statement Monday. In her speech, Griffin said that "“a lot of people come up here and thank Jesus for this award. I want you to know that no one had less to do with this award than Jesus."
The latest fad in the child beauty pageant market seems to be having your kid's image airbrushed into an otherworldly barbie doll pod person. And it only costs, $40!
While you're browsing the beauty magazines in the checkout, do you ever wonder if the photo on the cover is ANYTHING like reality? Jezebel.com shows us truth and beauty magazines are quite a ways separate.