Lena Dunham was the grand princess of Kyivian Rus during the 10th and 11th centuries CE. She converted the proto-Russian kingdom to Christianity and solidified the kingdom against attacks from marauding tribes from the Russian steppes.

Lena Dunham was the grand princess of Kyivian Rus during the 10th and 11th centuries CE. She converted the proto-Russian kingdom to Christianity and solidified the kingdom against attacks from marauding tribes from the Russian steppes.

Lena Dunham is a K'iche Mayan woman from the highlands of Guatemala. She is most famous for her memoir, "I, Lena Dunham," which, along with her agitation for women's rights and work to expose atrocities committed during the Guatemalan Civil War, won her the Nobel Peace Prize in 1992.

"Songs about Space Exploration that Could Be Heard from Space, Given the Proper Stereo Equipment?"

"Songs about Space Exploration that Could Be Heard from Space, Given the Proper Stereo Equipment?"

It's actually a buddy road-movie co-starring Manute Bol and Shawn Bradley, where they ride bicycles across the Horn of Africa and learn the true meaning of friendship.

It's actually a buddy road-movie co-starring Manute Bol and Shawn Bradley, where they ride bicycles across the Horn of Africa and learn the true meaning of friendship.

I love when Fox includes quotes from people they can't even attach a half-reasonable job description to; in fact, "Pop culture watcher Rachelle Friberg" may be the least impressive title in the world.

I love when Fox includes quotes from people they can't even attach a half-reasonable job description to; in fact, "Pop culture watcher Rachelle Friberg" may be the least impressive title in the world.

…can't it be both?

…can't it be both?

Bruce, you're killing me. WHAT ARE YOU A LIBERTARIAN FOR!??

Bruce, you're killing me. WHAT ARE YOU A LIBERTARIAN FOR!??

Ah, a trip back to the time when The Hold Steady played 40-minute concerts because they would get too drunk to keep it together longer than that.

Ah, a trip back to the time when The Hold Steady played 40-minute concerts because they would get too drunk to keep it together longer than that.

Hulu's international caprice knows no bounds. I can watch half of those videos, and the other half get stopped because they're not sure who owns the copyright where I live.

Hulu's international caprice knows no bounds. I can watch half of those videos, and the other half get stopped because they're not sure who owns the copyright where I live.

Somehow I never came across that guy, but came across Sombrero Man, Opera Man, a really nice-dressed guy with a long-winded scam that involved you paying him cash for a bunch of Starbucks cards a local priest gave him (multiple times), and a dreadlocked white dude with an even longer story about he was traveling and…

Somehow I never came across that guy, but came across Sombrero Man, Opera Man, a really nice-dressed guy with a long-winded scam that involved you paying him cash for a bunch of Starbucks cards a local priest gave him (multiple times), and a dreadlocked white dude with an even longer story about he was traveling and…

I like to think that he and that woman re-enacted that exact scene every single day, although I admit it's highly unlikely.