Just one day after Donald Trump savagely owned the Speaker of the House even harder than that baby, running mate Mike Pence endorsed Paul Ryan for reelection, reportedly with Trump’s blessing.
Remember 2009, when a young Miley Cyrus brought a slightly younger Demi Lovato to the U.K. premiere of the Hannah Montana movie because they were best friends?
Mr. G, a goat, and Jellybean, a burro, were both rescued from the squalor of a hoarder's home earlier this year and were, for the first time in their lives, separated to live in different animal sanctuaries. The separation left Mr. G depressed and he didn't move or eat for six days. Until he was reunited with his best…
If you aren't familiar with how a "slap bet" works, please allow How I Met Your Mother's Marshall Eriksen to explain: "Whoever's right gets to slap the other person in the face as hard as they possibly can. But no rings."
A Cleveland man who was attempting to prevent his drunk friend from getting behind the wheel of a car got a bullet in his chest for his troubles.
Last night, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Oscar-winning actress Meryl Streep did what any self-respecting pair of BFFs does when they're together at "the club" (in this case, the Kennedy Center Honors gala): they took a selfie. Unfortunately, we don't have access to Streep's iPhone, and will likely never see…
Kate Bush and Big Boi are well on their way to becoming BFFs. Which one are you more jealous of?
Just hours after excoriating the "carnival barkers" who corral the gullible into darkened tents for a fleeting glimpse of "Obama: The Man Raised by Kenyan Wolves," the president found himself inside another kind of sideshow entirely: The Oprah Winfrey Show.
When Oprah's BFF appeared on Jimmy Fallon's late-night show, she had a bit of a malfunction when she knocked into the wall during her entrance. She admits to trying "to play it off like I was just dancing" as soon as her interview started.
Don't mourn Jenny Slate's departure from Saturday Night Livetoo much—she and comedy partner Gabe Liedman have taken their gag normally saved for the stage at their Big Terrific comedy show and recorded it for the web. Hooray!
On Monday, we apologized to New Republic publisher Marty Peretz, for asserting, without evidence, that he likes Joe Lieberman, the famous asshole. We now rescind that apology.
