Being sedated after wisdom teeth removal must be awesome. You get chauffeured everywhere, people bring stuff to you, and your world is full of magical things like pancakes, shoes, and Meg Ryan. Remember that feeling when the meds wear off.
Sometimes, drugging children pays off. David Devore—whose laughing gas YouTube video went viral—earned his family $150,000 from his fleeting internet fame. The Business Insider breaks down where the money came from, and how the DeVores spent it.
A girl who posted pics of her "epic boobs" and inadvertently became an Internet meme lost a lawsuit against the outlet that made her a star. It raises the question: If you become an internet meme, what should you do?
Today at Gawker.TV, poker strategies for Conan O'Brien, mascot for the Mets suggestively thrusts at JuJu Chang, David After Dentist gets his revenge, Howard Stern's rant about Jay Leno and American Idol's "Pants on the Ground."
Despite his internet infamy, David After Dentist is actually a really likable kid. In this Web Redemption, it's Dad's turn to be embarrassed: they draw on his face, drag him around, and send him off in a Balloon-Boy-esque float.
Today, a judge ruled video of next week's trial on the constitutionality of California's gay marriage ban could be uploaded YouTube. Now a question looms larger even than Prop. 8's constitutionality: Will the trial go viral?
