Tim Ferriss' 4 Hour Body book should make a lot of money from the typical fad diet audience, hungry for another quick fix they can use in a short amount of time to achieve maximum results. Unfortunately, it should be categorized as fiction, because that's just what it is. There is no substitute for eating a…

@StuckOnRepeat: I heard this group is good: [www.oa.org]

Looking forward to his Today show interview tomorrow.

@StupidSimple: Speaking of Stern, Howard Stern should have him on the air if he hasn't already— he used to feature homeless people in his on air segments— at least those I remember from terrestrial radio. Haven't listened to his new satellite incarnation...

Unoriginal corporate illuminati post-apocalyptic classist product masquerading as art.

@discodriveby: I know. Jezebel used to be a place for women where I felt ashamed to be lurking (as a man). Now it seems to be a place to objectify women and crosspost fleshbot articles.

Hope this doesn't inspire copycats.

Antichrist, which had scenes that make this movie sound tame, was unrated. Dir. Cianfrance could go that route. This makes me want to move "This Film Is Not Yet Rated" further up in my Netflix queue.

Shades of Jodie Foster from Contact.

She seems a little paranoid.

2010, the year we make contact.

A trick is to shrink the size of the package so you can fit more junk in your sack and end up paying more when you get checked out. What? Why are you laughing?

As an aside— NPR is the New Yorker cartoon of online video. If this is indicative of the style of their videos. Very easy to watch.

Skater reminded me of Mirror's Edge.

Idiocracy. TSA points to a CBS News slideshow countering the 12 must-know radiation "risks". It notes that a "scan from a typical 'backscatter' security scanner might deliver 0.005 to 0.01 millirem..." which reminds me of the fight against the claims of the harmful effects of second hand smoke from Tobacco companies.

Can you imagine what would happen if there were a wardrobe malfunction? I can see the headlines: "Oprah bares all of her favorite things".

The lesson here is to not use the internet to leak company confidential information. I'm sure the leaker lazily forwarded the e-mail to a few friends or Business Insider, but the real way to do it would be to take a picture of the e-mail and print it out at a CVS kiosk over 25 miles away, then hand that picture over…

Thanks for this, very informative. Brave of you to post & risk ridicule by those with self-esteem issues.

I read "Charlie Sheen now has a sober couch," which made more sense to me...

Gaga should just sing Nina Gordon's pre-Seether banishing track: