Earlier this week, Ashton Kutcher was spotted in his bad idea jeans on his way to the set of a Steve Jobs biopic we're sure will be just fantastic and not hilariously terrible at all.

When we first heard about Ashton Kutcher portraying Steve Jobs in a biopic, we assumed it had to be a joke.

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.

Picture taken by Adam Tow at a 2010 Apple press conference.

After a person of prominence dies, the FBI will usually make available whatever info/dirt it has in it's archives on the person.

In case you haven't heard, yesterday was the day that Mitt Romney finally released his tax returns -- after several years of being urged to -- revealing himself to be filthy rich.

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A company called In Icons is cashing in on Steve Jobs' legacy by producing an unlicensed Jobs action figure, and they also used graphic design work by Raid71 and jmak possibly without paying for it.

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.