@#c24141314: The thing that gets me about her Daily Show gig is that they're is constantly ragging on the news networks (particularly Fox) for hiring female news anchors whose only qualification is being hot. So at best her hiring is some sort of Colbert-esque ironic gag and Munn is there to play a stupid hot girl…

@titchytiny: Kristen Stewart wasn't joking. She was comparing being mobbed by paparazzi to rape, and while you can argue about whether or not that's appropriate, at least she wasn't making light of it. Olivia Munn is just doing it for "Aren't I EDGY, boys?" cred.

@the glamwich: Aside from getting hired to be The Girl on a channel aimed at 16 year old Halo fanboys, I want to know what exactly makes Olivia Munn a geek.

We already have a Sarah Silverman and a Felicia Day. This chick feels like a weak imitation of both.

Alanis looks healthy and happy and vital and I love her. That said, the purple eyeshadow is problematic.

That looks fucking delicious, you shitass cunts.

As someone who saw Equus, I am perfectly content with the clothedness of Harry Potter.

@jemandtheholograms: Well, this particular one was for a charity event. I'm sure you could make a Freudian argument, though.

@willwriteforfood: I love Adam Richman, and I always fear that his job will turn him into Gluttony Man from Se7en.

@Slatka: Fuck me, that looks delicious.

@annebreal: "The burger was carved up and consumed by restaurant staff, suppliers, and supporters who raised more than A$2500 (US$2037) for Sydney Children's Hospital in the record-setting attempt."

Damn, ladies. Rock on with your sexy selves.

@Hooplehead: No shit, right? Good for Mr. T for having such integrity.

@duetoprivacy: Not a lawyer, but my understanding is that a conservatorship is the nuclear option. The person in question needs to be proven severely incapable of managing their own affairs, taking care of themselves independently, etc - think developmentally disabled people, dementia patients, people with severe…

I've heard the "Kristen Stewart is gay" story before. This certainly isn't a new rumor.

@CassandraSays: I used to live in the Middle East, too. But whatever, we clearly didn't see the same things in that ad, so let's just agree to disagree.

Rule of thumb: The body that's more difficult to attain in a given society will always be the desirable body.

@CassandraSays: I generally agree on the point that women in commercials are needlessly sexualized, but lingerie is pretty much an erotic product by definition. How else would you advertise it?

@STICKSnSCONES: Here here!

Yeah, not seeing what's so "extremely telling" about Samantha's response. It sounds like she had a good time.