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Monday, September 15
Tainted Love: History's 7 Most Terrifying Romances
by
Riley Jones
on Mon 15 Sep 2008 08:31 PM EDT
#7- Caligula and His Horse Ah love, it can be a beautiful, inspiring and, in some cases, kind of sickening thing. Unlike the candlelit world of romantic comedies, real life relationships often involve ball gags and people with more than one set of genitals. Here are some of the couples that prove that love has no boundaries, even though we're starting to wish it did. More>>>
Gore gets the Last Laugh
by
Riley Jones
on Mon 15 Sep 2008 03:50 PM EDT
Al Gore, left, and Clay McKinney stand on his houseboat, Bio-Solar One, which the Gores keep docked on Center Hill Lake. His large Nashville home, utility bills and jet travels have drawn flamethrowers over the last year and a half. Now, it's a houseboat he bought this summer. "Here's the good news for him," said Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia's Center for Politics. "It doesn't matter a whit. He's out of politics. He's won the Nobel Prize, the Academy Award and goodness knows what else. ... He's got the last laugh on anybody." More>>>
The 5 Most Baffling Spin-Offs in Television History
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Riley Jones
on Mon 15 Sep 2008 02:50 PM EDT
A TV spin-off is almost bad by definition: it's whatever is left when an executive draws a big circle around the characters people actually care about and says, "let's write a pilot without these people." But the truly terrible TV spin-offs are awful on a whole different level. They take these characters and wedge them into some pointless or ill-fitting premise that makes us care about them even less. Here are five spin-offs that truly make us wonder what the fuck they were thinking. More>>>
Its Official: George took Brad up the aisle
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Riley Jones
on Mon 15 Sep 2008 09:32 AM EDT
George Takei and his longtime partner, Brad Altman, have agreed to live long and prosper together. Takei, 71, and Altman, 54, were married Sunday in a multicultural ceremony at the Japanese American National Museum that featured a Buddhist priest, Native American wedding bands, a Japanese Koto harp and a bagpipe procession. More>>> |
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