Who cares about the online romances when there's such obvious passion between Nev and Max?
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And it didn't happen in Florida! Warning: NSFW language, of course.
Start with "Upon my approach":
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Australian photographer Bill Gekas depicts his daughter in the style of master painters.
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Don't be shy. Confess. Did you own any of these?
Track listing:
1. "Walk of Life" - Spice Girls
2. "Abracadabra" - Sugar Ray
3. "Hey Mr. DJ" - Backstreet Boys
4. "One Way or Another" - Melissa Joan Hart
5. "Kate" - Ben Folds Five
6. "Show Me Love" - Robyn
7. "Giddy Up" - 'N Sync
8. "Slam Dunk (Da Funk)" - Five
9. "Magnet & Steel" - Matthew Sweet
10. "So I Fall Again" - Phantom Planet
11. "I Know What Boys Like" - Pure Sugar
12. "Smash" - The Murmurs
13. "Doctor Jones" - Aqua
14. "Soda Pop" - Britney Spears
15. "Amnesia" - Chumbawamba
16. "Blah, Blah, Blah" - The Cardigans
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Track listing:
1. "Final Frontier" (TV Theme) - Andrew Gold
2. "Who I Am" - Faith Hill
3. "No Pressure"
4. "I've Been Lonely Too Long" - The Rascals
5. "At Last" - Etta James
6. "That's Marriage?"
7. "Ice Cream" - Sarah McLachlan
8. "I Love The Way You Love Me" - Eric Martin
9. "Nobody Knows Me" - Lyle Lovett
10. "Sneaky Feelings" - Elvis Costello
11. "A Talk in the Park"
12. "Love & Forgiveness" - Julia Fordham
13. "A Magic Moment"
14. "The Things We've Handed Down" - Marc Cohn
15. "Lullabye For You" - BeBe Winans
16. "She Crawls Away" - Hootie & The Blowfish
17. "My First Child" - Nil Lara
18. "Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy)" - John Lennon
19. "Baby Girl" - The Tony Rich Project
20. "Unconditional Love"
21. "Final Frontier" - Anita Baker
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Track listing:
1. "That's Just What You Are" - Aimee Mann
2. "Back on Me" - Urge Overkill
3. "Baby I Can't Please You" - Sam Phillips
4. "Blah" - Dinosaur Jr.
5. "Ordinary Angels" - Frente!
6. "Precious" - Annie Lennox
7. "I'm Jealous" - The Divinyls
8. "Kids... This Is Fabulon" - Seed
9. "Here & Now" - Letters to Cleo
10. "How Was It for You" - James
11. "Star Is Bored" - Paul Westerberg
Track listing:
1."Saved by the Bell "- Michael Damian
2."Don't Leave with Your Love"
3."Go For It!"
4."Love Me Now"
5."Make My Day"
6."Friends Forever"
7."Did We Ever Have a Chance?"
8."Deep Within My Heart"
9."Surfer Dude"
10."Gone Hawaiian"
11."School Song"
12."Saved by the Bell" - Michael Damian
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Australian singer-songwriter Brendan Maclean offers up an infectious song and some killer dance moves with “Stupid.”
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Haven't heard of Brendan Maclean? That's OK. While he's had a pretty successful career in Australia, he hasn't quite crossed over to the U.S. yet. Brendan describes himself as "a totally queer singer songwriter who got lucky and is now going to be in Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby." Get into him now before he hits the mainstream.
And if you really want to impress your friends, try to learn some of those bitchin' dance moves.
Dorothy Gambrell of Psychology Today put together this map of the #1 places where missed-connections occur by state. It's very telling and also pretty hilarious.
A Tyrannosaurus rex is a versatile addition to any yard! Dug the Dinosaur livens up his owner's front lawn year-round.
Dug lives in Redwood City, California and loves to dress up!
1-900 numbers weren't only for sex hotlines and party chats — they were another way of draining your parents' bank account in the '80s. Here are the celebrities Mom and Dad hate to this day.
You had the power to pick up the phone and dial the most cash-grubbing cartoon characters of the '80s.
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What's wrong, Lori? Miss your wake-up call from 1-900-909-FRED?
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If Freddy wasn't enough to give you nightmares, there was also Creep Phone.
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Parents just don't understand why you'd pay $2 for the first minute and 35 cents for each additional minute.
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Because you wannabe the coolest person in the world.
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I think I need to get my eyes checked or something. I'm having some difficulty telling these things apart.
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The Situation is now immortalized in a textbook, plus 7 other tweets from the celeb twitterverse!
In honor of America's greatest (fictional) president, as well as The West Wing 's recent availability on Netflix, here are the 10 best West Wing episodes.
From the start, The West Wing was a different kind of television program. Nowhere is this clearer than in the pilot episode, which mixes comedy (mostly involving the president's unfortunate bike crash), politics, drama, and witty back-and-forth dialogue and also debuts the show's walk-and-talk style that would become a mainstay of wordy dramas for the following 10 years.
KEY MOMENT: During a debate about the Ten Commandments with the religious right, President Bartlet correctly states the text of the first commandment in one of the most effective character introductions in television history.
BEST LINE: "Mrs. Landingham, what's next?" —President Bartlet
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The West Wing afforded Aaron Sorkin the opportunity to delve into some controversial political topics, and though he was sometimes accused of politicizing his entertainment to express his own views, "Take This Sabbath Day" tackles the death penalty head-on, making a religious argument against the death penalty while using Charlie to make a personal argument for it. This also introduces Joey Lucas, who must deal with a hungover Josh Lyman in some of the show's comedic highlights.
KEY MOMENT: Josh Lyman explains to Joey Lucas why they cannot support her candidate for Congress, pointing out that he (and the president) think she would be a fine candidate, a thought the show sadly never came back to.
BEST LINE: "You know what, I actually know that sign." —Josh, to Joey Lucas
After Sorkin left at the end of Season 4, the show saw a major tonal shift and quickly lost viewers as the quality of the writing fell. That said, Season 5 managed to pull out one of the best episodes of the show's run with "Shutdown," which follows up on Bartlet's threat to shut down the federal government at the end of the previous episode after a budget impasse. It manages to maintain the optimism of the opening season while keeping the post-Sorkin focus on backroom battles.
KEY MOMENT: On the advice of Josh Lyman, President Bartlet walks to Capitol Hill in a surprise move, scoring a major PR victory (as well as setting off a cultural reference every time Congress threatens a shutdown).
BEST LINE: "The enemy's advancing, and you had better give me more than a squirt gun before the sun comes up." —C.J. Cregg
The last few episodes of the first season of The West Wing comprises one of the best stretches in the show's history, as Sorkin masterfully takes many of the pieces he has been building throughout the season (namely the staff's frustration about being unable to achieve anything) and in one of the best scenes in the show's history, has Leo break down the president by finally getting him to admit some things are more important than reelection. The show ends with a triumphant swell and gives us one of the best moments in West Wing history; it's easy to forget this episode also addressed gays in the military and delivered one of the show's funniest opening scenes ever.
BEST MOMENT: Leo lays out the new game plan to the staff, who all respond that they serve at the pleasure of the president.
BEST QUOTE: "Listen up — our ground game isn't working. We're gonna put the ball in the air. If we're gonna walk into walls, I want us running into 'em full speed." —Leo
But the real question is — would you tap that?
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If you're about to spend the rest of your life with somebody, it probably shouldn't begin with a ring that's passed through your digestive tract.
"Honey, I love you so much that the only way I can express it is with these words written by someone else. Also I'm too busy to see you IRL, ever."
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"Schnookums, may your smartphone never shatter, just like my passion for you."
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"Look at it this way, sweetie-muffin: if we ever get divorced you can always toss these through the windshield of my Dodge Caravan."
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"I'm so sure you'll accept my proposal, mon amour, that I'm willing to run the risk of your saying no and me painfully remembering every time I make a gesture."
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This is what a cutting edge cyber attack looks like: An old iPhone enthusiast forum.
AllThingsD reports that at least some of the major cyber attacks reported in the last week, including those that affected employees' computers at Apple and Facebook, may have originated at a site called iPhone Dev SDK. As D (and other sites) note in their stories, you shouldn't visit this site for obvious reasons — at the time of writing, it's down anyway.
But here's what a recent archive of the site looks like opened from within a secure Linux virtual machine:
A surveillance video captured yesterday's fatal Kansas City restaurant explosion .
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Listen, chemicals are super awesome, and super dangerous. Best to enjoy them from the protection of your computer screen.
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It's exactly what it sounds like.
Another hard-hitting report from Rocket News 24.
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Watch the trailer for Gallowwalkers at FilmDrunk. WESLEY SNIPES AND COWBOY AND ZOMBIES.
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Listen for yourself at Slate.
Photo composite by Elena Scotti/Charles Dharapak-Pool/Getty Images/ThinkStock courtesy of The Week
Like map it, for example. Get the why at The Week.
As news broke that Blade Runner Oscar Pistorius was charged with murder, American TV news producers and anchors did their best to get the facts (and everything else) right. Few (including Brian Williams) succeeded.
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