Thanks to satirical cartoons and recorded history, it’s pretty common knowledge that Walt Disney was a nut bag. Besides being obsessed with cryogenically freezing his own head, the guy was an anti-Semite and hired Nazi rocket scientists to design his rides.
Then there’s the racism and sexism in all of the cartoons his company has produced.
But I guess we’d all thought, with the advent of the first ever black female lead in a Disney cartoon, that the company had turned a new, desperate leaf and was actually interested in being a culturally aware organization rather then a profit-hungry global conglomerate steeped in Nazi tradition (Did you know?: Pirates of the Caribbean is powered by the OCCULT!).
We thought wrong. Looks like theres’ a huge labor dispute going on right now between Disney and a few thousand hotel employees, which was brought to a head today when protesters marched on the California Disney locations, dressed (hilariously) as Disney characters. (more…)

Nine Facial Expressions From The LSU Dance Team
After slaving away for about 30 straight days, it was time for BC to bust out a crowd favorite.
A chance to give back to our loyal readers who really just look at the photos. That is why we developed the Facial Expression Series. It allows readers to skip right past the useless banter and look at hot chicks.
This time we visit Walt Disney World for “The 2008 Nationals,” where ESPN will have wall-to-wall coverage of screaming fans and flaming commentators. For some reason the lookers from Baton Rouge attended and give us “9 Facial Expressions From The LSU Dance Team.” [Busted Coverage]

Ryan Perrilloux Fight Video That Led To His Ousting Released
The Baton Rouge Police Department released surveillance tapes Wednesday showing the Oct. 26 fight outside The Varsity that led LSU coach Les Miles to bench former LSU quarterback Ryan Perrilloux and kick two other players off the team.
The blurry video shows a large scrum in the parking lot outside of the bar at 3353 Highland Road involving several people including patrons and club employees. [The Advocate]