Earlier this week, an ad for something called PopChips was uploaded to YouTube.

A couple of hours ago dimly lit human Twitter fail Ashton Kutcher tweeted out a link to a fake dating video in which he plays a variety of male characters seeking romance -- one of which being an Indian guy he portrays in brown face.

Photo credit: CBSHey, here are some sentences that will ruin your day:Word is that the trio are returning at their current salaries, with all three getting signing bonuses.

When I noticed links appearing in my Twitter feed yesterday that featured some variation of the words "Ashton Kutcher to portray Steve Jobs in movie," I just assumed that it was part of a dumb April's Fool gag.

Today in news that I promise I am not making up, Ashton Kutcher is going to be launched into space.

[via] Operation "Launch Kelso Into The Sun" is entering Stage One.

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As the icons of journalistic integrity at People magazine have taught us, limiting an annual award to just one person can be a dangerous task.

In news that feels like it should be bookended by the word "Bro," MTV is bringing back the Ashton Kutcher produced celebrity prank show, "Punk'd.