Nude and stoned protesters rolled through a small Maine town in a pimped-out truck, complete with a jacuzzi and topless men and women and a man wearing fairy wings and shouting through a megaphone: "We smoke pot. We like it a lot." Predictably, the name of the town is Norway.
Israel's Prime Minister believes he's close to entering into a peace agreement with Palestine. He added that it's a lot easier when you tell them it's a contract for The Amazing Race.
Joss Whedon and Neil Patrick Harris are returning to the small screen. The really small screen.
One of the Golden Girls weighed in on the Presidential race. You can only stop holding your breaths now.
The Who were honored by a bunch of bands that sometimes actually rock hard, including Pearl Jam and the Flaming Lips. We'd still kill to see The Who, while at least two of them are still alive, just once...
We're really proud of Usher. And Nas, too.
Is it wrong to shrug off the death of a middle-aged man from cancer, just because he aided and abetted war criminals? Former Bush press secretary Tony Snow died over the weekend at the age of 53.
According to MTV, Friday's launch of the new iPhone was "plagued by long waits, phone shortages, and activation problems." This is what you get, people, for signing up with AT&T.
Anyone have an iPhone story to share?