Ever notice how news anchors abbreviate words that are deemed too offensive like the N-word. Last Week with John Oliver collected instances of ever letter being used in bit titled "Words newscasters coyly refuse to say." Not all the words are actually bad. Some are just attempts to be clever and emphasize the seriousness ... [Read More]

International Coffee Day usually just means a free cup of coffee but Dunkin’ Donuts will pay you $5,000 if you do the grinding. Now that's a perk! The company is running a dance contest featuring "Clap Your Hands" by Richey Lam. Record yourself dancing to song and share it on social media using the hashtag ... [Read More]

The girl next door finds to her edge says a piece on Reese Witherspoon in Vogue magazine. The actress says she's been typecast. One director refused to consider her for a role because she was too "Southern and sweet and huge." "It’s not that the roles dried up," she explained. "They just weren’t as dynamic or as ... [Read More]

Australian pranksters The Royal Stampede brought the dead to life with the help of the Face Agency makeup school. The zombie itself wasn't terribly frightening but his actions were. He chowed down on the guts of an actor then chased startled pedestrians, who could have simply thought he was a crazy person like the Miami ... [Read More]

Anthropomorphic food mascots are nothing new but these sentient beings aren't usually on the menu like "Pizza Pals," a new cartoon by Animation Domination High-Def. New York and Chicago slice are two totally cheesy dudes, which is their problem. The delicious duo gets eaten while out on the town. They scream out in pain as ... [Read More]

The Simpsons won't be cancelled anytime soon reveals the couch gag in the season premiere "Clown in the Dumps." Homer finds a high tech remote control that controls time. He sets the clock back to 1987 and transforms himself into his initial design on The Tracey Ullman Show. Homer also checks out the far flung future ... [Read More]

Snowflakes are outraged about a rape joke in the Family Guy and Simpsons crossover special "The Simpson Guy." And creator Seth MacFarlane is responding like only he can -- with cartoon satire. The lead character, Peter (MacFarlane), draws an offensive cartoon about domestic violence that causes social media to ... [Read More]