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Does She Know What A Dictionary Is?
It's a wonder how Amber here can keep a conversation going with such a limited vocabulary. I'm really surprised she doesn't grunt and point more often, like infants do when they're at a loss for language. Why doesn't someone buy the girl a dang pocket dictionary?
A Day In The Life Of Un-Photogenic Jen
I usually don't laugh when people cry, but the following was an exception. The "Big Brother" cast members got their photos taken and poor Jen here was a little less than thrilled about her head shot. No one really knows what she's crying about because she immediately covered the pic with her hand while mumbling something about "dark bag eyes."
Dear Poll: Choose Your Celebrity Big Brother
Big brothers are the best. They might bully you every now and again, but they've always got your back. They help wise you up and make a good shoulder to cry on.
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Big Brother Is Watching Americans and Britons
The Justice Department wants to make it easier for state and local police to spy on Americans, and retain the information they find for at least 10 years. The Feds want to streamline how the country's 18,000 state and local agencies share sensitive information with them, and simplify data collection for these organizations, which receive $1.6 billion from the federal government annually.
Critics worry that the plan does not adequately safeguard who has access to sensitive information.
Dentist-in-Training Practices on Big Brother
Big brother has a loose tooth that just won't budge. This four-year-old thinks he has the magic touch to yank "finesse" the tooth out of its socket, so they prepare for an emergency tooth extraction— using a little toilet paper and a lot of brotherly love. One, two, aww.
Has Big Brother Gone Too Far? US Wants Cell Phones & Soda
When it comes to letting the government watch out for public safety, some things are off-limits for Americans. A new survey shows that while 62 percent of US adults think there should be a national ban on smoking in public locations, only 38 percent support a ban on cell-phone use while driving, and 70 percent oppose a tax on nondiet soda.
Despite the fact that smoking, driving distractions, and soda all pose health risks, Americans seem to single out smoking as a vice not protected from government control.
Love Hotels Do Brisk Business in Japan
Young and in love (or lust?) with no place to knock boots? If you have extra cash and live in Japan, there are a multitude of love hotels available for trysting — even a Titanic themed hotel for those who believe their love will go on.
There are about 25,000 love hotels in Japan and even in a bad economy, business is booming.
First Wives Urged to Stay Away From Sexist Berlusconi's Italy
How do you say "sexist" in Italian? Berlusconi. At least that's what a group of female academics in Italy think.
Front Page: Obama to Extend Benefits to Gay Partners
- President Obama plans to extend benefits to unmarried partners of federal workers, including same-sex partners. The move is a big win for gay rights advocates frustrated with Obama's inaction. — Washington Post
- Iran's government has cracked down on opposition, arresting dozen of leading critics and issuing harsh warnings against protesting.
In Case You Were Wondering What TV Obama Watches . . .
Politico knows! And I approve, so let's discuss. Believe it or not, the president watches more than Hillary Clinton speeches.
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