So that was a pretty eventful Conan last night, huh.

At first glance over a few comparison photos of celebrities dressed like abandoned mattresses I assumed they were from some new Tumblr that I may or may not write about depending on whether or not one looked like Nic Cage's hair.

When news broke last week that Nick Offerman joined Twitter my immediate reaction was: "I'll totally follow Nick Offerman.

A friend of mine used to throw a wild Christmas party every year with a selective guest list, which often left a lot of people pissed off and questioning their friendship.

"Paula Patton ruining my photo with Simon Pegg.

There are a million reasons that I love Reddit, among them the feeling of community, the camaraderie of the Internet’s most creative minds, and the righteous championing of a variety of social and political causes, but today it’s because it introduces us to someone truly remarkable: The presently anonymous gentleman above.

Apparently there's some sort of pull-back-the-curtain movement going on and it's looking to lay waste to how celebrities are portrayed in our culture.

Halloween has always been a competition for female celebrities.

After months of hype and declining relevance, as well as weeks of non-stop commercials ripe with catch phrases, Comedy Central finally aired the Roast of Charlie Sheen last night.