Britney Spears is in Paris with her kids enjoying what seems to be some chilly French weather, not that I’m complaining, boobs and cold weather are one of my favorite combinations. Especially celebrity boobs, it’s almost as good as boobs and honey or boobs and beer or boobs and baby oil or boobs and broccoli

Oh come on, we all know crutches are not only for disable people. They also come in very handed when you end up in an unwanted traffic jam… Read the rest of this entry »

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NEW: smiley shirts, bags and buttons…

Whatever their reasons, it’s hard to find an A-List actor or actress who hasn’t done voice work.  Here are twelve examples of those who have, some actors (and the roles they played) may surprise you.

No way this little kid could ever pick up enough speed to make this jump. But leave it to his parents to grab a camera then encourage him to attempt it anyway… Read the rest of this entry »

Who said romance is dead? Read all nine ads

Pop artist James Cauty’s work Splatter repurposes classic Warner Bros. and Hanna-Barbera cartoons and gives them a Sin City-style blood spatter makeover, “presenting the viewer with unrelenting acts of bloody, cartoon violence, which, in cartoon law, ultimately cannot cause fatal injury.”

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It was tough to choose 30 that would make the cut but I think you’ll agree that these are some way above average celebrity leg shots.

I met Paris Hilton’s BFF, Brittany Flickinger, when she was doing some cross Canada bootleg tour, where clubs would pay her next to nothing to show up, whether it be a couple hundred bucks, gas money or a hotel room, all on a quest to stay relevant.

In New York City you see celebrities on the street all the time. The city’s infested with them. Here’s a handy map of places they swarm… Top 50 Places to Spy Celebrities in NYC

How do you interview a terrorist? Sacha Baron Cohen tells how he tracked one down for “Bruno” and tells about it on Letterman… Read the rest of this entry »

Living in a city can be pretty expensive, but which city is the most expensive to live in? The city where you pay between 23,000 and 36,000 dollars per square meter is…?

Check out the Top 3: Most expensive cities in the world.

Think living statues are fun? What’s even funnier is when Frenchmen Remi Gaillard is pulling another joke. A while ago he played live Pac Man in some store and this time he storms the beach, all by himself, to save his country from… yeah, from what?

America, where everything is possible!

United Airlines broke this guy’s guitar and he wrote a funny song about it. Want to hear it? Here it goes…

Literally. But in the most hetero way possible. You know, with a 300 yard drive. Just like he did to an unsuspecting spectator at this past weekend’s AT&T tournament. Dude was totally asking for it.

No, this swimmer hasn’t been attacked by a shark – he’s wearing the latest must-have wetsuit.

The design, which makes the wearer look like they’ve just lost a fight with a great white, is one of a range of ‘fresh and different suits’ unveiled by Dutch maker Diddo.

I feel kinda bad posting these pictures of Emma Watson because I know that some motherfucker who has been on World of Warcraft the last 48 hours, drinking redbull and smoking cigarettes to stay awake because he’s on a fuckin’ roll is gonna click the link somewhere and have a fuckin’ heart attack, because his body is already straining and this Harry Potter shit is just too much for his virgin organs to take.

On the 27th of June the mud football worldchampionship took place in the Scottish place Strachur.

That's what we call a Wet Pussy!

A kitten which crawled into a washing machine to escape the summer heat got the shock of its life when its owner decided to do the laundry.

Seven-week-old Toby was trapped in the washing machine for a full cycle at 30 degrees. It was only after the cycle had finished that the owner discovered the black kitten unconscious and hypothermic.
The pet was rushed from its home in Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire, to the local vet where it was given oxygen and warmed up.

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A tenth of deaths in Europe and one in 25 worldwide can be attributed to drinking alcohol, a report said today.

Alcohol also accounted for 5pc of years lived with disability around the world, said researchers. The findings, published in The Lancet medical journal, found that average global alcohol consumption was around 12 units per person per week. A pint of mild beer contains two units as does a large glass of wine. In Europe, people drink 21.5 units a week — almost twice the world average — while average consumption in the US is 18 units. The lowest consumers were those in the eastern Mediterranean, who downed just 1.3 units.

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