| Super Weird Creepy Kids Song of the Day Posted: 29 Apr 2012 01:30 PM PDT Peter Alsop is like some morbid version of Raffi. In his video for “Where Will I Go When I’m Dead and Gone,” Alsop sings about the afterlife with young moppets while they all ponder existential thoughts that might be better suited if Big Bird were somehow involved and it was about hanging out with Gordon and Luis. [buzzfeed] Tagged: children's song, creepy video, peter alsop, weird video   |
| President Stand Up of the Day Posted: 29 Apr 2012 12:30 PM PDT The real genius behind the annual White House Correspondents Dinner is the fact that it has been President Obama’s chance at doing a somewhat well-written, if not slightly rough, open mic stand up routine. Like in past years, Obama doesn’t really pull any punches and makes a nice reference to Hilary Clinton’s celebrity meme status. [tmz] Tagged: hilarious, President Obama, white house correspondent's dinner   |
| Presidential Collegiate Differences of the Day Posted: 29 Apr 2012 11:15 AM PDT  There’s something rather foreboding when the person who runs the United States says that he finished paying off his student loans less than a decade ago; on the flipside, however, is Ann Romney’s claim to hard times because she and Mitt were unemployed and living off of stocks. While the President has been fighting tooth and nail for affordable higher education, who can resist financial advice from a grown man named Mitt? [bothsidesofthegun] Tagged: mitt romney, Obama, politics, student loans   |
| The Stunt that Will Make You Barf of the Day Posted: 29 Apr 2012 10:30 AM PDT Chuck from the Bronx takes no shortcuts when it comes to answering the call of challenges. Like most bros, he’s willing to show off his manly prowess by owning a collection of sleeveless Tapout shirts and eating raw onions with jelly, chocolate syrup, and tears as condiments. Masculine Tim Allen-esque grunts give way to watery eyes in this feel bad video. [bitsandpieces] Tagged: funny video, gross, onions, stunts, youtube   |
| Celebrity Minor in Possession of the Day Posted: 29 Apr 2012 09:15 AM PDT  Hunger Games actor and professional teenager, Josh Hutcherson, had to learn the hard way that when you’re famous, you can’t waltz into a grocery store to buy booze, despite being a minor, and think that the world will not know — but he did it anyway. Not to say that minors don’t drink alcohol (probably shouldn’t), but since Peeta didn’t get hit with a “Minor in Possession” charge, he just proved that celebrities can pretty much get away with most petty crimes. [crushable] Tagged: booze, Celebrities Not Like Us, hunger games, Josh Hutcherson, minor in possession   |
| It’s Sundog! Posted: 29 Apr 2012 07:30 AM PDT |
| Lights Out Posted: 28 Apr 2012 07:30 PM PDT University of California San Diego renamed itself “Conan O’Brien College” recently. To O’Brien’s chagrin, however, the name change was only for 24 hours. Still, that didn’t deter him from going to the campus and cracking wise (and perhaps heads, off-camera). [tastefullyoffensive] Tagged: Conan, conan o'brien, Team Coco, video   |
| Saving Stranded Dolphin of the Day Posted: 28 Apr 2012 06:00 PM PDT  In a story that can be adapted for another Flipper sequel or reboot, rescuers are trying to save a dolphin that’s stranded in wetlands along the California coast. It’s difficult to tell whether the dolphin just doesn’t know how to get back to the open waters of the ocean, or if it’s trying get a plum role in an episode of How I Met Your Mother. [gawker] Tagged: dolphin, dolphins, flipper, rescue, sea life   |
| The Youth Enthusiasm of the Day Posted: 28 Apr 2012 04:30 PM PDT  Both Mitt Romney and President Obama spoke at universities this week and received some very different reactions from the student voters. This tidy little side-by-side comparison shows exactly how stoked young voters are for Obama, while the students at Romney’s event seem like they’re catching up on their sleep. [thinkprogress] Tagged: Obama, politics, Presidential Election, Romney, voters   |
| Lame Defense of the Day Posted: 28 Apr 2012 03:30 PM PDT  This guy was on the receiving end of a taser and an all-around police beatdown and obviously lost. When the case went to trial, the Portland city attorney, representing the arresting officer, tried using the reasoning that the suspect owned a kung-fu movie collection, so the brutality was justified. The jury wasn’t convinced and now the city is paying out $250,000, which should buy some decent self-defense lessons in addition to new kung-fu DVDs. [boingboing] Tagged: kung fu, lawyers, Police Brutality, portland, weird stories   |