As you probably heard, Reese Witherspoon was arrested recently. The video of that arrest has been released, and it is OUTSTANDING.

Drunk Twitter users are unlikely to face criminal prosecution in the UK as long as they delete bad tweets when sober.

Fiona Apple was arrested at a border stop in Texas. Time to get cranking on those "Free Fiona" t-shirts while the gettin' is good.

Most people probably barely noticed when Sergey Aleynikov was arrested for downloading Goldman Sachs' proprietary software and sentenced to eight years in jail.

Out of all the weak things that a rapper could potentially go to jail for, one of the weakest would have to be using Twitter to mess with the police, but that's just what The Game could be in trouble for.

You know, every time we think piracy lawsuits can't get more ridiculous, whether it's becoming legalized extortion or fining some random woman $2 million for sharing her MP3s, somehow, they manage to get stupider.

Hey, remember those "backscatter" x-ray machines that can't find a bomb if a terrorist shoves it up his butt and can't find guns if placed a certain way and are considered "safe" -- even though they refuse to let scientists verify the results of the studies proving it -- which makes travelers choose between risking potential exposure to radiation or getting molested by a TSA agent.

It's no secret that predominantly Islamic countries have odd, sometimes medieval ways of dishing out justice, so I found it curious that Malaysia -- a country where Islam is recognized as the official state religion -- is maintaining the odd, while getting a little for forward-thinking in their punishments.