| "Like a neon sign pointing to the lack of diversity in SNL's cast," is it time to replace Fred Armisen as Obama? His character "Seems to have been written in a room where laughter goes to die" | (37) | ||
| "Flight of The Conchords" to add humour to their show with Jim Gaffigan and Kristin Wiig, and an upcoming episode directed by Michel Gondry | (17) | ||
| Oprah Winfrey to donate $1.5 million to Newark, NJ charities to thank the state for having so many late-night diners | (11) | ||
| What Liam Neeson has is a particular set of skills, skills that made "Taken" the top-grossing movie at the box office this weekend | (87) | ||
| Q&A with David Cross, discussing "Mr Show" and upcoming "Arrested Development" movie: "I'm probably gonna end up in some embarrassing situation with most of my clothes off, covered in some sort of goo" | (43) | ||
| Emma Watson talks about nudity. And some other stuff | (77) | ||
| Gordon F*cking Ramsey sets new f*cking record by dropping 132 f*cking F-bombs in one f*cking 2-hour show. F*ck | (49) | ||
| The Force is strong with these fanboys | (22) | ||
| What's Ellen DeGeneres thinking about this mother-to-be? [voting enabled, article LIT] | (83) | ||
| Mickey Rourke: "When you got bills to pay, you've gotta take a part that I would call a piece of crap... Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man--that started it" | (25) | ||
| Italian writer files lawsuit claiming that the script for "Benjamin Button" can't be based on the 1921 F. Scott Fitzgerald work, because it's actually based on a story she wrote in 1994. You're doing it wrong | (30) | ||
| Somebody finally stayed | (59) |
| J.J. Abrams on "Star Trek": "We are clearly in the shadow of what George Lucas has done" | (91) | ||
| The ONLY way this list could possibly be any cooler is if it wasn't a slideshow. The Top 25 Action Movies of the Last 25 Years | (154) | ||
| Kids spend 2,000 hours watching TV a year, a fact only ameliorated by fact pretards don't submit 'official' links to Fark about what they're watching at that moment and spend the next eight hours talking about it | (21) | ||
| (Media Life) | ABC's "Life on Mars" receives horrible ratings. Don't run. We are you friends. We come in peace. We come in peace | (92) | |
| Good Lord... "Paul Blart" set to crack $100 million | (105) | ||
| "A poet's references to unfamiliar and rather absurd tales and persons as if they were known to every reader may serve to exhibit his erudition, but they are a hindrance to the full enjoyment of his poetry" | (34) | ||
| Great long interview with the director of "Terminator: Salvation," along with some great set photos | (26) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Old news: Comedian Bill Hicks' stand up was edited on Dave Letterman's show, and he died shortly afterwards. New news: Dave Letterman apologizes to Bill's mother on The Late Show. Freaking awesome: She performs the edited bits live | (92) | |
| Danny DeVito wants "Taxi" turned into a movie. Regretfully, the only talented cast member is long gone. On the upside, Tony Danza, Christopher Lloyd, Judd Hirsch and Marily Henner have been needing work since the early 90s | (82) | ||
| Matt Damon on James Bond "...Bond is an imperialist, misogynist sociopath who goes around bedding women and swilling martinis and killing people. He's repulsive." | (109) | ||
| Mallrats may be able to buy "Zack and Miri Make a Porno", but Walmart dogma dictates their clerks cannot sell such smut |
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| Springsteen gives the origin of the Florida tag: "You get in trouble in Jersey, you eventually drift down to Florida." | (9) |
| Tommy Lee now has two things that are bigger than yours | (48) | ||
| It turns out all the stories about Heather Mills over the past few months have been utter falsehoods. Except the part about her being a golddigger | (19) | ||
| Really, what Jane Austen novel couldn't be improved by adding zombies? | (118) | ||
| Will there ever be a proper Alien 5? | (49) | ||
| (New Times Broward Palm Beach) | Real life Mall Cop reviews Paul Blart: Mall Cop - "It pretty much makes a huge mockery of what we do, which is serious loss-prevention," | (83) | |
| Is it just my imagination or has Tom Jones become a Klingon? | (36) | ||
| Reminder: The late Bill Hicks appears 15 years late on the Late Show tonight | (52) | ||
| George Carlin pissing off the FBI? Who could ever imagine such a scenario? | (36) | ||
| Eliza Dushku: "I like bow-hunting. I eat everything I kill." PETA: "You know who else ate everyone he killed?" | (446) | ||
| Anna Faris the latest cute actress to get engaged to some undeserving douchebag who's totally not good enough for her | (65) | ||
| Hollywood attributes falling DVD sales to those newfangled "rentals" instead of the $25.00 sale price they started demanding after the Supreme Court said they could set price minimums | (78) | ||
| Micheal Cera has caved, the Arrested Development movie is moving ahead "this year." Hopefully it maintains the same complex eroticism of the French original | (90) | ||
| Mini Me gets drunk, flips off the paparazzi with his freaky-looking fingers | (20) | ||
| You can probably talk Isla Fisher into just about anything | (59) | ||
| LOST hottie Evangeline Lilly launches lingerie line for kids - er, to help kids. Less creepy that way | (72) | ||
| Jessica Simpson fights weight-gain criticism by greasing up and squeezing into a pair of tight leather pants, ends up looking like a giant black pudding | (198) | ||
| "Kung-Fu Panda" creator to begin work on "He-man and the Masters of the Universe" movie adaptation, Sharon Stone and Jenna Jameson fighting for Skeletor role | (36) | ||
| How does Suzanne Somers stay sexy at 62? She rubs estrogen on one arm, progestorene on the other, then gives herself vaginal hormone injections while popping 60 pills a day | (45) | ||
| Jennifer Aniston says she has one relationship deal-breaker and surprisingly it's not banging Angelina Jolie | (46) | ||
| Guys behind "Blair Witch Project" talk about ten-year anniversary, and all the cool new ideas they've had since then. Just kidding, they want to release extended version featuring long-lost poetry slams and more woody confessionals | (76) | ||
| Mike McCready of Pearl Jam is a Crohn's disease advocate, admits having "hundreds" of accidents over the last 20 years | (75) | ||
| American Idol judges clueless about Kentucky traditions as "be careful" is construed as a threat. Producers inform judges it isn't; also advise them not to give "thumbs up" in Iran or Afghanistan | (118) | ||
| NBC orders more episodes of "Howie Do It," which is not "Punk'd," which in turn is not "Totally Hidden Video," which is not "Candid Camera," which is not "Thog Make Joke On Cave Wife" | (36) | ||
| This is why the terrorists hate America: "Does 'Paul Blart' have lessons to impart?" | (25) | ||
| Animal Planet working on a show to teach old dogs new tricks. The title? Fetch Me a Beer | (12) |
| Sylvester Stallone wants to bring back our favorite disgruntled, monosyllabic hero with post-traumatic stress syndrome to the big screen. No, not John McCain. The other one | (113) | ||
| J.J. Abrams promises there are tribbles in his upcoming "Star Trek" | (77) | ||
| Chad Lowe aka: Aids-ridden Jesse on "Life Goes On" has bounced back on the saddle following from his split from Hilary Swank | (22) | ||
| A reboot of the "Predator" franchise guarantees that we will have actor/politicians for years to come | (89) | ||
| Today's downsizing brought to you by... Mickey Mouse | (10) | ||
| Patrick Swayze cancels pre-production on "Ghost 2" | (39) | ||
| Colin Farrell is once again dipping his oversized wick in Salma Hayek | (64) | ||
| Not news: House construction is noisy. News: Neighbor's construction gets Ashton Kutcher out of bed all cranky. FARK: Demi calms her "baby" via Twitter | (18) | ||
| Ted Haggard goes on Oprah to talk about "dark and repulsive" sexual thoughts he has had. Oddly, he was not referring to his sex dreams about Oprah | (204) | ||
| Stock up on DVDs now, because you may not be able to get quality titles like "Paul Blart: Mall Cop", "The Spirit", and "Bride Wars" in a few months | (45) | ||
| Olivia Newton-John's missing boyfriend presumed dead is found living on a boat off the coast of Mexico, says Elvis and Jim Morrison are doing great | (52) | ||
| NBC greenlights TV adaptation of 1989 film "Parenthood". No word if Mary Steenbergen/Steve Martin blowjob scene will be re-imagined | (41) | ||
| Lost producers: "We were being asked, certainly as far back in season two, "Are you guys ever going to do time travel on the show?" And we responded, "Who says we haven't already?"" | (202) | ||
| Fatgate: Day five | (88) | ||
| Patrick Swayze begins pre-production on "Ghost 2" | (88) | ||
| Responding to the American people's preference for fart jokes over discussions of domestic policy initiatives, ABC may move Jimmy Kimmel into the 11:35 pm slot occupied by "Nightline" | (13) | ||
| Harry Potter stuntman injured in on-set explosion, may lose use of his wand | (30) | ||
| Bad news: "Ghost Rider" sequel in development. Worse news: Still with the comedic stylings of Nic Cage | (73) | ||
| Michael Lohan gives Samantha Ronson a tongue lashing. Like father, like daughter | (34) | ||
| Director of "X-Files" dies. I want to bereave | (48) | ||
| (411Mania) | Mickey Rourke decides he wants to win that Oscar after all, pulls out of WrestleMania XXV | (36) | |
| (A Muppet NewsFlash) | In April: John Mayer and Queen Latifah to host Sesame Street Special on dealing with post-war stress. In May: Sesame Street hosts special on dealing with post-tramatic stress after listening to John Mayer and Queen Latifah | (17) | |
| And now for something completely different: John Cleese dumps his new girlfriend for revealing his scrotal secrets | (32) | ||
| Doogie Howser pulls a "Frank Drebin" | (45) | ||
| Super Bowl week celebrity parties range from the seam-splitting "Leather and Laces" party hosted by Jenny McCarthy and Carmen Electra to the ear-splitting vocal stylings of Kevin Costner | (14) | ||
| You gotta be farking kidding. Hollywood to remake "The Thing". Again | (122) | ||
| Actual Headline: Guy Ritchie's Dad Slams Madonna... I guess that's everyone now | (16) | ||
| Top 10 McFilms - and nae Trainspotting | (43) | ||
| Dear Joaquin Phoenix, we already had an Andy Kaufman, thanks but you can give it a rest now. Love, world | (62) | ||
| Justin Timberlake's mom likes his dick-in-a-box. Who knew? | (39) | ||
| Hulkster's daughter Brooke Hogan to wrestle Ric Flair's son in circus tent at state fair. Good back-up plan if the puppet show is sold out | (50) |
| Just what we need, a 51-year old fashion model attempting to make a comeba- whoa | (83) | ||
| Letterman to have Bill Hicks' mom on Friday's show to discuss her son's legacy, will air lost Hicks standup routine deemed too hot for 1993's Late Show | (140) | ||
| Not one, but two Steve McQueen biopics are being planned for the big screen. Is there anybody on the face of the planet that could pull off playing Steve McQueen? | (127) | ||
| If the Pussycat Dolls' Jessica Sutta gets tired of pole-dancing, er, singing on stage, she can always guest star in the latest Star Trek project. And she won't even need make-up | (52) | ||
| At least "Che" director understands the irony of T-shirts with communist icon on them, and the fact that if Guevara was alive, he'd most likely put a bullet through his brain | (53) | ||
| Star Wars horror fiction set to hit shelves October 27th and no, this isn't the book version of Episodes 1-3 | (111) | ||
| Jennifer Aniston turns down $4 million offer to pose for Playboy. She'd rather just walk around in tiny bikinis with hard nipples and get photographed by paparazzi for free | (77) | ||
| Jay Leno is American's favorite TV personality, with Hugh Laurie limping sarcastically into second | (48) | ||
| Internet geek pin-up girl Pauley Perrette--the goth chick from "NCIS"--is getting hitched to some totally unworthy lunchmeat | (93) | ||
| Jerry Bruckheimer asking fans to help decide who should play The Lone Ranger, will cast Nic Cage anyway | (25) | ||
| Ashlee Simpson's response to people calling her fat sister fat: "Obama" "Change" "Hope" | (63) | ||
| Top 10 worst movie-to-TV edits...this is what happens when you find a stranger in the Alps | (169) | ||
| "Weekend at Hand Mountain" and 19 other foreign movie posters that were lost in translation | (49) | ||
| Pulitzer Prize-winning author Cormac McCarthy home burned to the ground after local preservationists dubbed it the most endangered historic structure in Knox County. Way to go Knoxville | (47) | ||
| Paris Hilton says she would never date Prince Harry because she respects his ex-girlfriend too much. Talk about a one-way street | (30) | ||
| Sir Elton John wants to clog our tubes. Oh, and shut down the Internet for a few years, too | (34) | ||
| (SFFMedia.com) | One of the writers behind Eagle Eye is working on a Blade Runner sequel. He hasn't finished a script yet, no studio is involved, but he's going to go ahead and make a $100 million film anyway 'with or without' anyone's help | (56) | |
| Lindsay Lohan handler says her recent weight loss is due to stress, and she recently ate two full meals at a photo shoot, presumably sampling liberally from both the crack AND vodak food groups | (59) | ||
| ♪ ♪ The an$wer my friend, i$ blowin in the wind ♪ ♪ The an$wer is blowin in the wind ♪ ♪ | (37) | ||
| Randy Jackson is no one trick pony. He did a stint with rock group Journey....back when he had hair. (video) | (31) | ||
| Voice of Bart Simpson robo-calls for Scientology -- as Bart Simpson. No word if Matt Groening is having a cow | (84) | ||
| David Letterman's 9 most hilariously awkward interviews. Yes, the Crispin Glover thing is #1 | (71) | ||
| Coming soon: Tyler Perry presents "Tyler Perry's House of Liens." Tyler Perry | (39) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Joss Whedon to premier his new show at New York Comic Con. But don't get attached. If it's good, Fox will cancel it. That's how they roll | (79) | |
| Beatles manager to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Fab Four's last performance with a cover band on the roof of Seattle's Pike Place Market | (33) | ||
| Film directors John Waters and Barry Levinson discuss movies and their connection with Baltimore, recently voted as "having the ugliest people in America" | (29) |
| All seven "Friday The 13th" actors who played Jason Vorhees throughout the years to get together for first time. They will stare intently at the audience for 20 minutes, no Q&A session expected | (57) | ||
| Once again, the ugly chick gets the shaft | (43) | ||
| Blue Man Group, tired of blueing themselves, now want to become rock stars | (35) | ||
| Daniel Craig to star as pirate Red Rackham in Tintin movie - yo ho ho and a bottle of martini | (13) | ||
| Add John Landis to the ever-growing list of people suing Jacko because they say he ripped them off | (17) | ||
| Did you know Jessica Alba is a huge World War II buff? | (167) | ||
| Bret Michaels discusses what's it like to have contestants in hot pink veil and fish net stockings standing at the altar with blowup doll as gift: "if you girls are going fight, try to mention my name at least once" | (47) | ||
| Jon Hamm to appear as yet another guest star on 30 Rock, as Tina Fey tries to run a once funny show that she's the lead writer for right into the ground, or as she calls it SNLing it | (64) | ||
| Spike Lee wants Wesley Snipes to portray James Brown in upcoming biopic, if he can film it before Snipes heads off to jail for "research" | (19) | ||
| Harry Potter invites the Obama girls to ride their pet unicorn over to Hogwart's for a tour | (26) | ||
| If you fly American Airlines, you're going to have to watch NBC whether you like it or not | (44) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Stan Lee being sued by Stan Lee? | (28) | |
| (Some Guy) | Simon Cowell votes a contestant off "Britain's Got Talent." Turns out she's a witch who promptly curses him to a lifetime of sitting next to Paula Abdul | (6) | |
| According to a new poll, "Shrek" is the number one film for kids that adults love most. "Schindler's List" didn't even make it into the top ten | (155) | ||
| Rabbit at rest. John Updike dead at 76 | (153) | ||
| Five new "G.I. Joe" posters hit the net, check them out before they vanish into the Pyramid of Darkness | (129) | ||
| Paris Hilton and Kid Rock seen dancing together, comparing STDs | (17) | ||
| Actor Benicio del Toro walks out of an interview with conservative newspaper over questions about the murderous sociopath he portrays on film, Che Guevara | (197) | ||
| Computer-generated composite image of Hugh Grant, Daniel Craig and Orlando Bloom created to determine the ultimate British male face- OI LADS KILL IT WITH FIRE | (64) | ||
| First look at comic prequel/sequel to upcoming "Star Trek" prequel/sequel | (45) | ||
| Remember "House's Head/Wilson's Heart," last year's season finale of "House" called by many the best season-ender of any show that year? Yeah, they're about to micturate all over it | (128) | ||
| Dakota Fanning wants to play a vampire in the "Twilight" sequel who is a "petite blonde with a Botticelli angel-like face and crimson irises". It's been Dunst | (93) | ||
| The slow death of good commercials (with video of one of the worst) | (111) | ||
| Hollywood is out of ideas and just plain hates us now: Hillary Duff to star in new adaptation of "Bonnie & Clyde" | (30) | ||
| (Geno's World) | Jessica Simpson gets great career advice from a genius. Steve Guttenberg suggests that she should star in a British Pantomine to make some cash. God, let her do this | (32) | |
| (Some WV Guy) | Poor WV family documentary is bankrolled by Johnny Knoxville, Spike Jonze and Jeff Tremaine, the creators of "Jackass," What could go wrong? | (27) | |
| Family Guy opts out of Britney Spears cameo because Seth McFarlane is afraid of being mocked by South Park | (157) | ||
| SShhoottiinngg bbeeggiinnss llaatteerr tthhiiss yyeeaarr oonn wwoorrlldd''ss ffiirrsstt 33DD ppoorrnn mmoovviiee.. GGiiggggiittyy | (36) | ||
| (Books For Kids Blog) | Neil Gaiman wins Newbery children's book award for "The Graveyard Book". Suck it, Walter The Farting Dog | (52) | |
| Jenna Jameson is pregnant. Childbirth likely to resemble bungee jumping out of the Grand Canyon | (72) | ||
| And now for something completely different: Newspaper claims John Cleese's 27-year-old girlfriend is secretly forty-five | (22) | ||
| Angelica Huston wants moviemakers of upcoming "Tarzan" reboot to use CG monkeys instead of real ones. Shia LaBouf swings his approval | (19) | ||
| Red Dwarf returning to TV 21 years after its initial launch. The tag doesn't even begin to do this story justice | (100) | ||
| Terry Gilliam to direct Billy Bob Thorton as tormented genius trying to solve the enigmas of existence. You know, like "Bad Santa" | (39) | ||
| Majel and Gene Roddenberry going where no man has gone before together | (16) |
| Lily Allen to Perez Hilton: "You're a towel." Perez to Lily: "No, YOU'RE a towel." | (80) | ||
| Ron Howard says we shouldn't blame Michael Cera for the Arrested Development movie holdup. Come on | (103) | ||
| Scott Bakula to leap into Chuck for a guest staring spot.....oh boy | (38) | ||
| Did she burn her lips on hot plate (Bikini pics) | (129) | ||
| Broadway is out of ideas, announces stage adaptation of Michael Jackson's Thriller | (26) | ||
| Molly Ringwald is writing a book about being a 40-something; says there's actually a lot of interesting stuff that's gone on in her life since "Pretty in Pink"; like marrying a greasy bohunk | (55) | ||
| Bobcat Goldthwait promotes new movie at Sundance, hoping it sells better than his previous one, which had the tagline "The dude from Police Academy makes a movie about a woman who fellates a dog" | (30) | ||
| Like the rest of us, executive producer of "E.R." still unclear exactly where the plot of the series is going | (39) | ||
| Jack Bauer may be RUNNING OUT OF TIME | (86) | ||
| Bijou Phillips is almost as good at psychiatry as she is at acting | (66) | ||
| In a much anticipated match up, we have in this corner noted neocon and creepy smiley guy, Bill Kristol. And in the opposing corner, member of the Film Actors Guild, and outspoken slow talker Matt Damon | (221) | ||
| When William Petersen took his magic blue light and left "CSI," he took a few million fans with him | (58) | ||
| Like LOST? Like time travel? Then let's go back to 2005 when the authors said "there isn't any time travel in the show" | (258) | ||
| More proof Hollywood is out of ideas: "Charlie's Angels 3: The Saggening" | (39) | ||
| Jessica Simpson plays at chili cookoff. Although from the pictures, it looks more like she was a guest judge. Bonus: MOM JEANS | (116) | ||
| What happened to you, Steve Martin? "I have to tell you that every movie I've done that ends in a wedding or holding a baby has been a hit," so Inspector Clouseau is getting married | (58) | ||
| (Independent.ie) | Falling slowly... out of love. Couple from the film "Once" call it quits | (45) | |
| 1969: Rock bands wreck luxury hotels to counter boredom of touring. 2009: Rock bands open luxury hotels to counter unprofitability of touring | (49) | ||
| Fox picks up yet another British TV show for an American remake. This is absolutely not fabulous | (61) | ||
| In a clear case of life imitating art, CSI actor fends off knife-wielding robber in the NYC subway | (17) | ||
| Paul McCartney wants to marry a third time. Some people never learn | (44) | ||
| Danny Bonaduce fights Jose Canseco to a draw in World Series of Roids | (22) | ||
| Painting the Town Pink: A Composition for The Chelsea Hotel. Detailed article includes wonderful photographs and a music video, as well as a remarkable photo-essay video (with music by Lou Reed) | (7) | ||
| Five TV shows that are really sci-fi, even if they pretend not to be | (72) | ||
| (PopEater) | Heath Ledger speechless after winning Best Supporting Actor honors at the Screen Actors Guild Awards | (93) | |
| (Access Hollywood) | It's still real to Mickey, dammit | (31) |