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Dressed to Ill
Hello Naughty! Meanwhile, someone's little sister is running around the house looking for her beloved pink blankie. But this will make growing into big sis's hand-me-down clothes not such a drag later on.
The Rocky Horror Techno Show
It all seems like innocent, ecstasy-induced fun in the beginning. And then he enters the frame. Wearing nothing but a pair of red socks, the tightest shorts imaginable, and a "tough guy" chin tail, he embarks on his own techno parade around town with a gang of followers trailing him.
Granny's Got Moves You've Never Seen
Who needs glow sticks when you got grandma in the house to get this rave in high gear? Her peeps weren't in full effect just yet, so she thought she'd bust a solo move— and effectively steal the show. Her secret?
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The New Generation Teenage Rave
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I'm 16 and I just moved to LA from the Midwest. I was walking around Melrose one day with a neighbor friend I had made and got an invitation to a postcard party. I asked a girl at school what this was about and she told me it was a "flyer party" which basically means a teenage drug and sex party.
Grab Bag: Let's Celebrate Geeky Dreamboats!
- Geeky dreamboats. Check 'em out. — Lemondrop
- The anti-rape condom looks like a Venus flytrap for your lady parts.
Flashback: Deep Thoughts From Gary Busey
Gary Busey is not like you or me. Busey has been touched by a mad angel. This causes him to to rant, rave, and inspire others, as he does in this old clip from Celebrity Fit Club 4 which was introduced by The Soup host Joel McHale.
Obama Brand Goes Global Perhaps Lifting American Brand
From Europe to South America to Asia to his father's birthplace in Kenya, Barack Obama's candidacy has made an impact. Black Europeans are pinning their hopes for more representation in their government on a persuasive example set by the election of Barack. Citing his charisma and ideas, black community leaders say his race is not the only reason for the transatlantic support.
Politics Take Center Stage at the Emmys: The Real Winner?
The group-effort, let's-have-everybody-host format at last night's Emmys isn't earning raves in the cold light of day, but the election can surely be counted as one of the stars, swiping at least as much stage time as some of the winners despite rumors of a ban. Behold as Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart turn an innocent snack into a juicy metaphor for the political landscape.
Colbert said, “America needs prunes.
What the Hell Are Kids Watching?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but pointing is rude, no? So why is this creepy ass puppet on The Wiggles explicitly instructing our impressionable tykes to point their fingers — up, down, every damn place? (Then there's the question of where this puppet is pointing exactly — down where?) Sesame Street may get a bad rep, but at least Big Bird and the gang aim to teach our kids a little more than how to hold their own at a rave.
Bear Says to Tree: "You Scratch My Back, I'll Scratch Yours"
This bear has an itch that he just can't scratch and it's a little hard to find help in the woods. All them humans take one look at him and head for the hills screaming. So what's a teddy to do?
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