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Rarely do I remember my dreams, but when I do they usually make a big impression.
Is your family getting ready to have your holiday picture taken? Have you considered posing for a picture with Santa? What about you, your spouse and kids with Santa and a few automatic assault rifles?
The channel changed in the next room and now instead of hearing Sportscenter, we began overhearing news reporters discussing President Bill Clinton's recently discovered indiscretion.
I love how little kids are so in touch with their feelings -- the little things that make them happy.
"The 4-Hour Facebook" video provides insider tips on Instagramming your food, mastering FarmVille, ignoring Zynga Bingo, and much more so that you can set these measly four hours aside and make time for the truly important things in life.
Nearly a decade ago, I moved to the suburbs from NYC. In that time I've learned some pretty important things to ensure my survival, nay, my sanity.
Gotta love Black Friday, the ominous non-holiday that powers the world's largest economy. In the throes of shopping fever, we fight for parking spots,...
There's nothing that brings a smile to your face quite like your pet. When animals are mistreated, however, it's heartbreaking. Lazarus, an adorable kitten, was born with a severe bilateral cleft palate.
Meridian stars Orlando Jones (Drumline, MAD TV) as Jeff, a bored employee at a tech support call center whose life is changed when he discovers a mysterious Aztec amulet.
Step 1: Take advantage of nepotism to get elected to Congress. Step 2: Be corrupt. Step 3: Go into a deep depression when you're caught for being corrupt. Step 4: Offer to resign, but only on the condition that you get disability pay because of the depression you've suffered after you got caught being corrupt.
Watch intently as the love triangle between Edward, Bella and Jacob unfolds throughout a slew of amusing comedy sketches, animations, and remixes, including the classic Bad Lip reading, trailer spoofs, emo vampire song, Barking Dawg Paw 2 Petody and, of course, "Jacob, keep your shirt on."
Adapted from a novel by Matthew Quick, Silver Linings Playbook finds the laughs but also the pathos in this story of one man's attempt to regain control of his life.
I thought that I knew most of the highlights of Barbra Streisand's life and career, but after reading William J. Mann's new biography, Hello, Gorgeous -- Becoming Barbra Streisand, I realized that I knew almost nothing.
Something did occur to me as I watched Romney's workmanlike concession speech, and that was the thought that Romney was always going to lose this election.
You want your large military-trained boyfriend around during a terrorist attack. A nerdy newspaper editor, on the other hand, is just going to slow you down.
Some of these signs aren't just funny, but absurd -- like one next to the water in Mystic, CT, saying that throwing rocks will cost you 50 cents each.
