I like the mosaic effect.

I was going to promote benjergins's comment, only to dispel notions that this liberal gossip site is censoring viewpoints by anyone critical of our esteemed leader, but he/she doesn't have a profile icon, which I think is a more egregious omission than failing to understand despotism.

It's too late. This forced meme has reached the tipping point. Soon we'll have football fields of planking people and the plank around the world where multitudes plank in a line virtually around the globe. Planking in space and on airplanes, planking while driving, stop-motion planking, celebrity planking, pet…

Mofo's learning how to write scripts on Sony's dime. I hope there's a scene where Agent J takes Robert McKee's screenwriting seminar, a la Adaptation, or we're not getting our money's worth.

Will Smith wanted changes. According to the article:

Yes, this. This is why I come to Gawker for all my news.

Don't some charities recruit celebrities and sometimes pay them to be their celebrity spokesperson?

Improv everywhere?

It's unfortunate that the quality of the video camera on the iPad 2 is so sh*tty.

And "VPS" should be VPs". Steve Jobs would not be happy if he was in charge of copy editing at Gizmodo...

It's funny, those black soulless eyes are just as I'd imagine them to be in real life.

That's funny. Kind of reminds me of my "capture all the leaves that fell from all the trees in 1987" project.

This gives me hope that someday Facebook will be forced to do the same, due to market forces and increased competition from the mobile space.

Terry Richardson approves.

One show that won't be must watch? The Paul Reiser Show. Thing got cancelled after two episodes. [www.hollywoodreporter.com]

These would be hard to straddle.

Wouldn't you trade lives with Mark Zuckerberg just so you could ruin it?

It's not that tech founders are assholes, it's more that people are jealous of ultra successful tech founders. You don't hear these stories about the founders of Friendster, MySpace, and Yahoo...

Next you'll tell me Jim Meddick owns a carwash in southern California and doesn't allow his employees to accept tips.

Yes, hence the replica in Paris ;)