Derrick Rose Reportedly Signing $250 Million LIfetime Deal with adidas [Dime]

Michael Jordan Apparently Didn’t Learn Anything From Michael Jordan [With Leather]

Court Upholds C-Murders Life Sentence [The Boombox]

Al Qaeda on the Ropes: One Fighter’s Inside Story [Newsweek]

Midwife Delivers Own Baby Using Makeup Mirror [HuffPo]

This Is What Drives Google in 2012 [Motley Fool]

How To Tell If A Girl Has Implants [Coed]

25 People Who Woke Up On New Year’s Day In A Strange Place [Buzzfeed]

The Year in Weird: The 10 Most Insane News Stories of 2011 [Film Drunk]

The 2 Funniest Photos from Drake’s New Year’s Eve Performance [Broken Cool]

And Now GoDaddy’s Finally, Officially Against SOPA [Gizmodo]

New Balance Spring 2012 Made in USA Collection [FreshnGood]

Watch a 15-Year Old Korean Girl Perform an Amazing Cover of Adele’s ‘Rolling In The Deep’ [The FW]

Why Skyrim’s Greatness is in Its Flaws [Unreality]

Flesh-N-Bone Reaches Plea In Domestic Battery Case [AHH]

2012 Movie Preview: From Steven Soderbergh to Quentin Tarantino [Moviefone]

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Apple Speeds Up Plans To Ditch Boxed Software [Technologizer]

Al Qaeda to Recruit With Cartoon [AP]

15 Apartments on Film That We Wish We Owned [Flavorwire]

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Nearly 10 years after the 9/11 attacks, Osama bin Laden has been confirmed dead by President Obama. If you want the full, authentic news, check CNN and TIME. Jokes? Check Twitter. Never claiming to be political wizards, we don’t want to tread on a situation that requires full respect. Read the rest of this entry »

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My Five Favorite Things About Sesame Street [WWTD]

8 Racist Ads You Won’t Believe Are From the Last Few Years [Cracked]

WTF? Chris Brown’s ‘Graffiti’ Album Cover [Street Level]

Tayshaun Prince’s Ironman Streak is Over [Slam]

Where To Get The Best Coffee In America [GQ]

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