We’ve got plenty of reasons to look forward to the release of ‘G.I. Joe: Retaliation’ – it’s loaded with big, badass stars (like Bruce Willis and Dwayne Johnson), tons of action, and plenty of explosions. But here’s the real reason we’re anticipating this action sequel so much – it stars the Adrianne Palicki as the sexiest Joe of them all, Lady Jaye.
You may think of the U.S. Postal Service as a dusty and outmoded institution, and we wouldn't argue with you, but it seems the good ol’ USPS is still doing something right. Just check out its latest batch of cool Forever Stamps featuri
Russian photographer Murad Osmann traveled all over the world with a plan to document the whole trip on Instagram with his camera phone. Trouble is, he apparently couldn't keep his eyes off his hot girlfriend's backside.
The mad scientists over at Boston Dynamics have created a four-legged dog-like robot they call BigDog robot.
A preteen-looking Jack Black delivers his trademark overexcited delivery in this 1980s clip for the classic Atari game ‘Pitfall.’ It's hilarious! You gotta give the kid credit for nailing down his shtick early and sticking to it.
It feels like we rarely hear about crazy UFO sightings nowadays. This wacky new report from NBC affiliate station KOBI-TV5, which depicts a couple that claims to have seen a flying saucer in the sky, seems almost quaint.
While tech nerds the world over were busy marveling at Google's latest innovation, Google Glass -- which we're pretty sure won't cause any car accidents or help turn the world's population into to a society of vacuous alienated drones -- the geniuses at Team Coco we're busy developing their own futuristic product.
LeBron James has been showing a lot of love for the fans lately. A few weeks ago week, he tackled a fan who made a sweet hook shot. And on Friday, during the Heat's game against the Clippers, he had some fun by passing the game ball back and forth with a fan in the stands.
When we first met her, way back in the ‘90s, Keri Russell was the star of the TV drama ‘Felicity,’ in which she played a naive young student who followed her high school crush to college.
Many artists go to great, uncomfortable lengths to immerse themselves in their work. I'm not sure if you could call what Stuart Edgington and Kaitlin Snow have done in this video "art," but there's no questioning their commitment to this wonderfully offensive project.