The New York Times just figured out that the sexting craze means some teens will go to jail.
This Rob Schneider interview may be the best thing we've read all week. Yeah, we know-- Rob Schneider...
Apple is preparing to raise iTunes download prices to $1.29. We suspect this might have something to do with preparing people for the high price Beatles downloads will be.
An eye for an eye is about to be taken literally in-- you called it-- Iran.
Nice try, IBM-- you want to lay off American workers, outsource to India, and collect stimulus dollars? Hell no.
Four women who dressed as stewardesses and volunteered in the New York City subways to help people get around have been asked to stop by the MTA. As if the MTA is flush for cash and can themselves pay people to provide that service. Morons.
New York finally began the process of fixing the evil/horrible Rockefeller Drug Laws.
Our hero David Byrne has officially ruled out ever playing with the Talking Heads again. Asshole.
Bruce Springsteen saved the famous Glastonbury summer music festival. Angel.
Lindsay Lohan's only unreleased film (at present) is going straight to DVD.
And a schoolteacher showed up drunk to class, blackmailed her students into bumping and grinding with her, then later passed out by a swimming pool.
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