With the 30th anniversary of "Return of the Jedi," I got to thinking; What happened to all those various unsavory characters hanging around Jabba’s palace?
Every year, 20 of the world's best new movies compete at the film festival. But there is also the marché, where other cinematic hopefuls are bought and sold.
This is Mario Gjurovski, a Macedonian soccer player. He's sometimes a scorer of good goals, we assume, and when he scored his most recent on Saturday, he celebrated by taking his shorts off.
Need we explain this further?
This week, we were delighted to find a thick, crimson-covered book in our mailbox: the Harvard Class of 2003 Tenth Anniversary Report. We opened it to find page after page of personal updates from the prestigious university’s Class of 2003 graduates. And they're worth sharing.
Our bemulleted expert guides us through what must be the most Satanic park in all the land, enlightening us as to the relationship between pagans and gay people, as well as the meaning of the “pentacle,” which I have deduced is his own portmanteau of “pentagram” and “testicle.”
Last night at the 17th Annual Webby Awards hosted by comedian Patton Oswalt, the stars showed up at New York's Cipriani Wall Street to celebrate the Internet and be celebrated themselves.
Not every ad campaign is brilliant. In fact, a lot of them are terrible. These campaign proposals, however, are hilariously bad mainly because they are politically incorrect, insensitive, offensive or just in bad taste.
Not recommended for people with daddy “hates himself as much as he loves suits” issues. Might be too real.
Tim Cook now knows what every teen feels like when their grandfather gets a smartphone.
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