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[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSG2IuYM4Mk] Apparently it's a training exercise at the Tokyo zoo.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2At0Z7JKBI&feature=player_embedded] I don't want to spoil anything and it doesn't start off very exciting, but watch this entire video with the sound on. The payoff is arrrmazing.
Pixar employees greeting their Oscar.
Disturbing. Charlie Sheen is showing Joaquin Phoenix how to do crazy properly.
This is the photo that is accompanying this New York Times 
The pinstripes on Mubarak's suit actually spells out his name. Sure, he's a jerk who paid for this by stealing his people's money, but man this is some serious SWAG. I foresee him trading in his pinstripes for prison stripes in his future.A 1996 Sports Illustrated blurb mentioned that Charlie Sheen wanted to catch a home run ball so at an Angels game he bought out 2,615 seats in the left-side of the outfield for just him and three of his friends.
"I didn't want to crawl over the paying public," said Sheen, the hell-raising star of Hot Shots! Part Deux and other cinematic landmarks, in explaining why he bought up the 2,615 seats. "I wanted to avoid the violence." Alas, no one homered and the Sheen crew went ball-less.
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This armed Libyan resident is not messing around. Members Only jacket, shotgun and axe.
YouTubes are infallible.
- From Mother Jones: Texas state rep. Leo Berman explaining to Reeve Hamilton why he suspects the President of the United States was not born in the United States. He saw it on YouTube, duh.
Love Scott:
I don’t know if I’d go that far, but the movie does have the advantages of 1) being more an actor’s movie than its rival, with an established cast of non-American thespians; 2) being a costume drama set during the rise of Nazism; 3) being the story of someone struggling with a disability; and 4) being a hit with critics and audiences alike. To put it in mathematical if perhaps cynical terms: Hitler + handicap + Shakespeare + $100 million = best picture.
Today's rainy weather in New York City reminds me of the umbrella cat that made the rounds a few weeks ago.
Pro Tip: Use a penny.