Playboy doesn't own the URL. I don't know who does, but instead of pointing toward the Playboy Corporation, the site's registration info is hidden behind a privacy screen. The Victoria Secret parody site used the same service and also the same, both site's copyright notices point toward a Harvard Law explanation of…

Playboy was a big part of the sexual revolution, which helped women gain autonomy over their bodies. Sure it's had its flaws, but without Hefner and Playboy pushing at the social norms, I don't know where we would be.

Is there video of this? Maybe it's a frog, but it looks to me like a bug on the lens.

I also thinks it's an unusual choice for a wedding announcement, but it also has to be said that I don't think the procedure is a matter of public record. Rather than the writer asking permission, the couple had to tell them the story and by doing so, they put it on the record.

I doubt the OnStar corporation has a policy that says they won't call authorities if a crime is in progress — "OnStar: The person I kidnapped is trying to kick through from the trunk and it's ten miles to where I planned to shoot them, could you guide me to a closer place?"

McMillan has a couple of books advertised on the HuffPo page, so she had to scribble something down to make them show.

You can currently take a train from New York to Charlotte, it's just not something these passengers chose to do. Much like they chose not to take Greyhound, a company with hundreds of coaches and mechanics, spread across the land.

The post references a point from the link which says the story was given to police by the former parents-in-law of a former soldier. So, maybe they might actually know something, maybe their former son-in-law boasted or maybe it's payback for the shitty way he treated their kid and is intended as ammo for a custody…

I feel differently. I thought the two of them had such great rapport, it was hard not to think of them as a couple and was so glad that last season, they really didn't have as many scenes where it was just the two of them.

I kind of doubt she'd go back to starring on television for a while. She's made bank and now she's going to produce a few shows, maybe there's even a movie in the works. Going to a set every day for years on end probably isn't on the top of her list at this time.

A ''79 Trans Am Kammback Wagon used in Season 5, Episodes 19 & 20 of Rockford Files. The sight of the car on the screen will stay with you for the rest of your life.

Because I had recently been in Connecticut, I did a little research when this story first broke and at that time there had been only two cases in the state, one of which they thought had been contracted elsewhere.

For this one, it looks like they just hired a model or picked some random kid at the mall. It doesn't really look like imagineering to me and few bucks to some kid probably costs less.

TheWB pulled it just after the Kickstarter. I'm guessing that because so many people were pointing toward it in blog comments, they sensed an opportunity and only have the show available to be rented per-episode.

I doubt a professor in the city planning department wrote many letters to people applying to be teachers and nurses.

Gawker covered Ana Gasteyer's campaign to be verified. It's been more than a year and Twitter rules seem very fluid, but it will probably give you an idea of how it's sometimes done.

While it may be somewhat surprising that so much of the top of this survey is comprised of what some would call the "bottom" states, all it's really saying is that if there are four same-sex couples in Mississippi, one has kids. If there's a hundred, there's twenty-six.

According to the police report, the women have said that they were only allowed outside twice, both times to the garage and that they had to wear wigs and other disguises. There seems to be every reason to believe that the neighbor was just looking for fifteen minutes of fame.

I also watched every episode of Whitney and if I were to diagnose its problem, it was that they didn't go down the obvious path. I thought it was perfectly set up to be like an updated version of Mad About You, but they kept trying to be Friends.

And nevermind that the police have no records of these calls or that the neighbor, who could be seeking their fifteen minutes of fame, didn't do any investigating of their own — "hey Bud, who was that girl that I heard banging on your window from the inside" — while these kinds of cases are sad, I don't want to live…