Pop star and SWAG ‘bag Justin Bieber purchased his pet capuchin monkey, “OG Mally Bieber”, back in March, just in time for the launch of his European tour. But when you’re 19-years old, you tend to forget things like the proper paperwork for bringing wild animals from country to country, so poor Mally was confiscated by the German government within days of Bieber getting him. The country’s officials gave the singer until May 7 to present them with the proper paperwork so he could reclaim his "beloved" new pet and continue about his tour. Except a funny thing happened on the way to the monkey detention center – Bieber never responded and just left Mally in Germany for good. Fortunately, the German officials have found a new home for the young monkey and he’s already the king of the Serengeti Park in Hodenhagen.
This post might make you stop eating fast food for good. These fast food fails are disgusting. If fast food restaurants didn't gross you out before they will now. Never Again! Nasty!
May was a great month for news bloopers. There was a lot of them. Here are the funniest news mishaps of the month. This 10 minute video is hilarious. It's not easy being a news caster.
John Green looks at 50 common misquotations and mis-attributions. These are common quotes you might will probably notice but might have been misquoting all along. More knowledge, good to know.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie recently blocked a $420,000 tax credit that was supposed to go to the production company behind the MTV hit show 'Jersey Shore'. Snooki and the governor exchanged an awkward moment when they met at the Shore town of Seaside Heights where the coverage of the Hurricane Sandy was taking place, as well as where the show was filmed. Check it out.
Inflation is at an all time high and is really hurting middle class Americans. Hawaii and Mexico are more expensive than California, so where can we go this summer? Here you go lucky Loljam people, a list of the cheapest destinations of 2013. Travel on!
Richard Silver is one impressive photographer. He took some time to take some stunning photos of the wonders of the world. These are not your typical photos of the buildings or monuments. These have a different artistic view of these places. Richard Silver uses sharpness as well as a blur to highlight certain sections of each photo. This is an interesting take on the world wonders. Take a look and see for yourself.
SFGate is reporting that Martha Stewart is looking for love on dating site Match.com under the profile name ‘TheGoodLongLife.’ Stewart recently authored Living the Good Long Life: A Practical Guide to Caring for Yourself and Others which, in her profile, says reminded her “how central good relationships are to happiness and longevity.” She furthered that she’s “always been a big believer that technology, if used well, can enhance one’s life.” So, if you’re a single, tall, wealthy, educated man and think you fit Martha’s requirements, head on over to Match.com to check out her complete profile.
NASA since when are you so pervy? The Mars Rover seems to have drawn a ding dong on the surface of the red planet. Was it an accident? Hmmm...This is pretty funny regardless, the pix are all over the web, and twitter is exploding with penis jokes. You go NASA!
Coachella is a big music festival spread over two weekends. Jimmy Kimmel took time to head to Coachella to ask music fans about bands so obscure they don’t even exist. Watch as these fans lie directly to the camera on Jimmy Kimmel's TV Segment "Lie Witness News." This is too funny.
Working in the realm of hyper-realism, Australian artist Ron Mueck creates jaw-dropping installations that at first glance appear to be comprised of actual human beings, placed in the middle of an art gallery. These jaw-dropping life-like creations can be seen at Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain in Paris thru Sept. 2013. These pieces are absolutely mind blowing.
For years now we have heard about climate changes and how they will affect our planet. Scientists have warned us about rising sea levels. Thanks to Pittsburgh artists Nickolay Lamm we can now see what that impact might look like. Looking at stock photos and projection maps from Climate Central, Lamm re-created each scene as it will appear after a 25 foot rise in sea level. The only good news for us is that it will take hundreds of years for the sea levels to rise but Lamm is hoping to draw attention to the threat of climate change now before it gets worse.
For six years, Troy James Knapp eluded authorities, moving from cabin to cabin across the Utah mountains, taking food and weapons and leaving notes to brag about it. The 45-year-old survivalist was finally arrested on April 2
Imagine going to the mall and running into this amazing flash mob. A group of art lovers in the Dutch city of Breda recreated Rembrandt's "The Night Watch" painting in a flash mob. Complete with horses and people swinging from ropes. The flash mob started at the start of an alarm and included stunts and costumes. Recreating this 1642 masterpiece was a salute to the re-opening of the Rijks museum in Amsterdam.
Ray J, an R&B singer who Kim Kardashian dated back in 2007, whose encounter resulted in the infamous Kardashian sex tape, is releasing a new single on April 9th, 'I Hit it First'. This supposedly takes a stab at Kanye West, who is currently dating Kim and awaiting a baby from her. TMZ was able to obtain some lyrics which allege more to the fact that the single is indeed about Kim: "She might move on to rappers and ballplayers but we all know I hit it first … But now baby chose to go West," are some of the words in the song. A TMZ source also says that the music video will feature a Kim K look alike.
Google Street View is giving the world a rare glimpse into Japan’s eerie ghost town, following the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami which sparked a nuclear disaster that has left the area uninhabitable. The photo technology pieces together digital images captured by Google's camera-equipped vehicle and allows viewers to take virtual tours of locations around the world.
