Starting this month, those coveted $600 tax rebates from the government will start hitting the mailboxes of recent grads who kept it real last year and didn’t make very much money. The big question is

Check out Nerve.com’s 50 Greatest Commercial Parodies of All Time. It’s sort of lame that the list ignores international comedy and has a heavy SNL bias, but at least it reminded me of this gem:

To mark the highly anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto IV, the alternative history buffs over at the Bowery Boys blog break down the portrayal of New York City through video games, from Punch Out!! to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project

Remember the Aussie “party boy” who blew up the ‘nets a few months ago by talking smack to news presenter? Well, this 7-year-old prankster from Dallas puts him to shame while reminding us all of a fundamental truth: “It’s fun to do bad things.”

Everyone loves "1,000 Miles," but Vanessa Carlton is having a laugh with her new video for "White Houses." This dance routine is like Flashdance meets Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, only much more embarrassing and terrible. It also looks like she might make out with her doppelganger at one point...

TypeRacer is a free online game that could get Mavis Beacon’s panties wet. The goal is literally to type various sentences as fast as possible. Since I still rock the two-finger tango like my muse Tom Brokaw, I am horrible

Buenos Dias!

I am feeling good about life in my new city and beginning to settle in. Perched high on the desert plain between two mountain ranges, San Luis Potosi is a city with a population of

Many of us have always known Vice Magazine for its risqué photo shoots, hilarious “Dos and Donts” section, and bohemian infatuation with sex, drugs, and other taboo subjects. While the magazine’s articles are often provocative and exceedingly clever, you have to be able to stomach some pretty weird

Recently, my friend Adam met a young woman at a bar in Washington, D.C., who enraptured him and made him think, "Maybe D.C. really is the best city for singles, despite vast evidence to the contrary." As he slyly angled for a second meeting, she told him that she had a hectic wedding season coming up

Back in the salad days of college, the consequences of a little bit o’ binge drinking were generally limited to raging hangovers and egregious charges on your parents’ credit card. Once full-time jobs and societal pressure to “act your age” kick in