Conservatives attending CPAC and trolling Craigslist for gay sex? Yep, they exist. At least 10 this year, up from 2 or 3 last year, when gay group 'GOProud' was much more visible. more inside

Conservatives attending CPAC and trolling Craigslist for gay sex? Yep, they exist. At least 10 this year, up from 2 or 3 last year, when gay group 'GOProud' was much more visible. more inside

The latest chapter in the Star Wars/Star Trek rivalry: Only this time, it's Star Wars Prequels (represented by Liam Neeson) vs. Star Trek: The Next Generation (represented by Patric Stewart), using action figures. (Warning: contains Graham Norton) more inside

Bankrupt Kodak Corporation is taking its name off the Hollywood theater where the Oscars are held. Obviously, while reorganizing and cutting costs, they don't want to spend the money for such a purely ceremonial designation. But this evening, another reason to disassociate from the theater came up, as an incident outside the theater ended with the pepper spraying of 'Captain Jack Sparrow' more inside

Space Stallions may look like a promo for a Thundercats/Voltron/BraveStarr-era cartoon, but it's actually one of the Bachelor Films from students at the Animation Workshop at Denmark's VIA University. And that's not all! more inside

#BelieveInSherlock VERY SPOILERY, of "Sherlock" Season 2, as well as predictive of Season 3. more inside

Reimagining Classic Art With Robots/Dragons/Superheroes/Steampunk/Etc.

This WAS Dick Tufeld Speaking... One of TV's most ubiquitous voices has passed away at the age of 85. From scores of commercials to awards shows to the 'brought to you by's. Most notably, he was the identity voice for all of Irwin Allen's '60s sci-fi shows where he also provided the voice to Lost In Space's most beloved non-human. more inside

Private Sector Failure #37,485 Oil and gas drilling rights leases are leaving thousands of rural landowners totally fracked. more inside

Comic Strip of the Day provides excellent analysis of the better examples of funnypaperdom and sometimes webcomickery. (For the worse examples, there's The Comics Curmudgeon) But Sunday's feature is special, as blogger Mike Peterson spotlights Cul De Sac for Alice Otterloop's first encounter with Alice in Wonderland (while also addressing Prince Valiant, Maus and Fred Basset).

Heads Blow Up. Possibly the last cinematic Supercut you may ever want to see (or ever wanted to see).

Proof that "Infographics" are not a new idea (or pigs that are so ugly you want to fling odd-shaped birds at them)

Gene Shalit was the resident movie critic and sometimes-co-host of The Today Show from 1970 to 2010 (no, he hasn't died). His love of puns (and chroma-key decorated 'Critics Corner') is chronicled in this 1:20 'supercut'. more inside

When American Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney wanted to stand up on a chair to address the people at an Iowa campaign stop, one of his aides held the chair to prevent an embarrassing fall, while trying to stay off-camera. He failed, and became an instant celebrity and reluctant symbol of the multi-millionaire's candidacy*. Some are trying to fast-track this into Meme status. Gentlemen, start your Photoshops. more inside

The Philosoraptor Song a little ditty so trivial, its creator pre-apologizes for it. Enjoy.

Euphemisms You gotta love 'em, ifyouknowwhatImean. Of course, there is a Web-Based Euphemism List. more inside

The Internet Justice League Websites as superheroes (DC, no Webspiderman here)

Real Job Creators Smarter & More Honest Than GOP Politicians In a rare example of a Mainstream Media entity NOT taking a GOP talking point at face value, NPR sought out "job creators" who would be discouraged by the proposed "millionaires surtax". We wanted to talk to business owners who would be affected. So, NPR requested help from numerous Republican congressional offices, including House and Senate leadership. They were unable to produce a single millionaire job creator for us to interview. So we went to the business groups that have been lobbying against the surtax. Again, three days after putting in a request, none of them was able to find someone for us to talk to." Myth Busted. (And no explosions or cannonballs required)

Have you ever tried to google fox? Well, you will be surprised to see that the result gives more information about star and brand than the animal. Representative for his kind, a fox is conquering the net to get his ranking back. What the fox!

The Avenging Apes of Africa! (warning: auto-sound on homepage) "A tragic attack by Mr. Harry B. Richborne and a band of evil poachers upon a group of innocent gorillas. Five young ape brothers and a sister are orphaned and saved by a wise old African bushman named Mogadishu." And from there it gets weird... Monkeys on a Mission!!!