It's amazing that anyone would want to be photographed with Lavigne. Granted, I've never been to Brazil, but I assumed they had a 6 hour time difference. I didn't realize it was 2002 down there.

It means anything that a replica of a horse or other animal is glued to.

Well, little girl or freshman at Arizona State.

Is that really the best use of Valyrian steel? Since Valyria vanished no one knows the secrets to its forging (except dragon fire or something?). Seems woefully underutilized as a hooker shoe.

Sorry Emma, Imma let you finish, but Paul Rudd lip syncing to Tina Turner is still the champ for me.

The thing I like about the show is that the guests all seem to have the most fun on it. I was probably the only one who thought he would have done well at 11:35. Hopefully someone gives him another show.

Count me in the pile of devastated fans. Craig Ferguson is by far my favourite late show host, and one of my favourite comedians and authors. His book "American on Purpose" is downright inspiring (and hilarious, touching, sad and ridiculous). He doesn't do much of the acting nowadays, so I'm just wondering now where…

Aw man......but now, let the Aisha Tyler bandwagon begin!

As great as this segment was, my favorite was the second one, regarding the false claims food manufacturers are allowed to make. John encouraged viewers to make up labels with false information about food items, stick them on the food items in the grocery store, and post a picture of doing same to the This Week…

A lot of comments I've seen on other sites about this seem to be telling the woman to lighten up and that it wasn't a big deal — but when you pay for food and drinks and some people who weren't even invited come in and have that food and those drinks, you're paying for them. These people knew they weren't invited to…

Mom?

Yes, but Tom Hardy.

Speaking from my experience in going to a high school in a very liberal area (though not 'artsy') in the suburbs outside NYC:

I do not know many things about drugs, what is coke jaw?

I heard your interview on NPR last night, you did a very good job! Congrats on the exposure too!

This is actually so true. I'm a vegetarian and I do it for ethical reasons (the environment) but I don't try to explain or push that on people that eat meat unless they ask. And they do ask a lot, because people that eat meat are very often eager to express to me that they think meat is soo good and they can't imagine…

Whenever you get the urge to shell out money to get your energy realigned with some homeopathic chakra crystals or whatever, instead just ask yourself: What would Scully do?

I have to ask. Does it make people feel intellectually superior to show up on articles like this and immediately declare it to be bullshit? Because what I read in this article was basically someone saying "I did this thing, and this thing had a positive effect on me." Does it really matter if it was a placebo…

I'm a judgmental bitch so part of me wants to scream, "This is some ridiculous faux-hippie fucking nonsense for people with too much money...giving that money to charity will make you feel better about yourself, too, dummy." But, of course, it's really important to spend money on some shit that makes you happy, even…