This Korean Game Show Has Women Pretending To Be Cats
I can see Howie Mandel hosting the American version of this game show.
I can see Howie Mandel hosting the American version of this game show.
I wouldn't call would he did Weinstein-esque, but sexual assault is sexual assault these days.
Meanwhile, you're taking a sack lunch to work until next payday.
Nice campus, but will the facility be offering fraudulent real estate secrets and seminars?
Why can't people see what a stable genius he is?
LAPD takes another step toward deploying drones in a controversial yearlong test. Keep your head down, Fancy.
This is as shady as it gets. Who else is interested in how US officials will respond to this one, if at all.
Prepare to fall in love with the world's smallest feline. (They can fit in the palm of your hand as adults.)
Tech nerds in charge of the robo-dancers thought the gimmick would get more real women it the strip club. Sure.
And here they are, hanging out in their natural habitat in the national parks of Uganda, Rwanda, the Congo.
Paula White claims this 'seed' money will lead to money and good health.
Some scientists dedicate their lives to studying diseases or genetic defects. Some focus on farts.
Those Catholic Filipinos know how to shut the city down and throw one hell of a parade.
The entire video is infuriating, but the unbelievable part happens at the 7-minute mark.
Whoops.
Are plain old human pole dancers worried about the robots taking their job?
Unfortunately, the women still stripping are at odds with this new crop of bartenders thanks to greed.
This has BS written all over it -- how long before the real details get revealed with this one?
Impressive... most impressive.
What's yours?
Nature is so beautif... OH SHIT!!!
XKCD shows the map based on Population Distribution as opposed to County Results -- quite a difference.
This design had to get OK'd by a few people, yet no one thought it might be racist?
US officials are reportedly uncertain if they could conduct the strikes without setting off all-out war.
