It’s the season finale of Missing, and secret agent Ashley Judd better find her kid. The show’s been canceled, so it’d be a real bummer if there isn’t some kind of happy ending. Maybe the producers should have brought in Laura Haddock sooner. This British beauty is making her first (and last) appearance on tonight’s episode. Don’t miss the hot pics of Laura that we’re leering at right now!

I’ll be the first to admit that this video of little English children reviewing Skrillex confuses the hell out of me. Isn’t everyone under the age of 16 listening to this dude? At least it looks that way every time I go see one of his shows. I digress. From the guys who brought you that documentary on young men having sex with donkeys (VICE Magazine),… Click to read more

Everyone’s wondering if Dark Shadows has the clout to knock out The Avengers as #1 at the box-office. It probably won’t, but the film has a secret weapon that would’ve allowed Loki to take over the world. We’re talking about Eva Green in the role of witchy beauty Angelique Bouchard. This fantastic Frenchwoman is already overdue fo… Click to read more

I’m not one to care about politics too much, especially not British politics, but this video isn’t about differing opinions – it’s about flat out disrespecting Nick Clegg. No chance this video doesn’t go viral. I mean it’s not ever day that you hear someone call for a man to be dragged through the streets naked, flayed… Click to read more

As the NCAA’s most celebrated living mascot, the University of Georgia bulldog is one important canine. To date, there have been eight dogs that have held the name Uga (pronounced UH-guh) a derivation of the school’s familiar acronym UGA. Frank W. “Sonny” Seiler has owned the Uga lineage since 1956 taking each dog to every game from his home in Savannah, Ga. ever since. Every dog has had its own personality, legacy, and win record but each shares in the long held traditions of college mascots.

There are certain personalities that command a great deal of attention. Characters that no matter how many times you speak of them, people still want to hear more. Legends that take on several different forms and shapes but yet remain the same at their very core. Everyone has a strong opinion on these archetypes even though the basic framework is already in place and their position within society and folklore are set in stone. Same holds true for Robin Hood.

I’m not one to balk at other cultures because of their differences. But this time, it’s not the differences – it’s what’s the same. Specifically, what it sounds like to say ’12 months’ in Estonian. Believe me, you’ll be happy you’re being told by two hot chicks with low-cut shirts. (As if you’re ever not happy about that…)

No matter how much we love expensive, professional photo shoots, there’s just something about regular girls taking pictures of themselves for us too ogle over that makes us happy to be alive. Luckily, the good men over at Nuts Magazine have an entire section of their site devoted to exactly this – real girls competing with each other to be the sexiest in all the land.