If you have a vagina and you say you like sports because sports are fun to watch, you're lying. At least, according to a new study that purports to show that sports are just another thing that women endure because their husbands like it. Sports are kind of like anal sex in that way.
An Alabama football fan and his errant ballsack rose to notoriety this month when a video of the man using the sack to teabag a passed out LSU fan's neck made the internet rounds. With some sleuthing and elbow grease, the fan's identity was revealed, he turned himself in, and now he's got himself a sexual battery…
Women comprise nearly half of the NFL's viewing audience nowadays, but this wasn't always the case. Back in the 60's, America's wives were positively flummoxed by the confusing and male-dominated arena of football enjoying. It was enough to make a gal feel left out and abandoned! Tensions ran high! We were on the…
Women comprise more than 40% of the National Football League's audience, yet most of the licensed team wear available in women's sizes has been, to put it kindly, terrible. No more.
He drinks from Katy Perry mugs, his wall is completely covered with Katy Perry pictures, he buys two copies of every Katy Perry magazine*, and he likes Katy Perry more than he likes his own family. Congratulations, Jack Moore — you are most definitely Katy Perry's #1 fan. Check out all of Moore's Katy Perry…
With an Entertainment Weekly cover story hitting stands this week, The Hunger Games frenzy is reaching a mainstream fever pitch. Though the filming of the movie is just beginning, the internet is already obsessed with the the books, the characters, and the lore. The Hunger Games Fandom is intense, with fansites, …
You're not a geek just because you like science fiction, I know that much, and you're not a geek just because you saw The Lord of the Rings (each movie three times, in the theaters, including the midnight rerelease?)...maybe that makes you a geek.
Los Angeles, December 25: Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem watch the Lakers lose to the Miami Heat. Perhaps the two would have been better off taking their talents to South Beach. (Image via AP)
Nicki Minaj calls this fellow her "alter ego." Who is he? Why, he's Chrissy Minaj—a 22-year-old Brooklynite who describes himself as "1 Of Nicki Minaj Biggest Fan's." Hmm, maybe. I'll believe it when he tries out this look.
A charity auction site is also offering the chance to meet the Dalai Lama, but the highest bid on that honor is a mere $5,000. We can therefore conclude that Robert Pattinson is six times better than His Holiness.
One last reminder: photographic evidence of your super fandom is due to us by the end of today. Not quite sure what we're looking for? A description, after the jump:
The best part of My Life As Liz isn't its protagonist. Nor is it the the array of cliches about high school life, complete with evil blondes and school-wide talent shows. It's sidekicks Taylor and Sully.
The Maid Cafe returned to Katsucon (a local anime convention) over the weekend. Ever wonder what would make grown women dress up in cat ears and ruffles, and wait tables while taking breaks to play games like Operation? Read on.
Fan culture, once considered the domain of love-struck teenagers, is finding a new life. Middle-aged women flock to support younger pop stars (like Rain, pictured) while young women's mania during the 2002 World Cup boosted the national soccer team. [TGN]
The new trailer for Kick Ass, based on the comic of the same name, just hit the web and has fans giddy over the possibilities. Then again, it's written by Mark Millar, the same guy who did Wanted.
The James Olmos T-shirt is $20; the Munster one is
just a dream… for now
available here!!! [Buzzfeed via io9, HijinksEnsue]
Looking for a special gift for the Twilight fan in your life? You might want to consider this incredibly creepy Jacob Black tee, which proclaims "I will always be there for you...I'll never go away."
"People will come to a convention, stand there in a Spock costume, look at someone in a Chewie costume, and say, 'Look at that fuckin' geek.' How dare you pass judgment on those 12-year-old girls who like vampires!" [Newsarama, Broadsheet]
