Bill Clinton delivered a 48-minute opus of a speech last night, thumbing his nose at his time limit and his teleprompter, and zealously defending President Obama from attacks made by the Romney campaign. It was a substantive, wonky and often very funny speech. But something happened during his remarks, just for a moment, that struck me as very sad.

But I still find her wildly entertaining.

Remember when a Something Awful campaign successfully hijacked a contest to have Pitbull fly to a local Wal-Mart and give a concert, sending the rapper (who bore the indignity with good humor) to Kodiak, Alaska? Well, the bedbugs of the Internet, Reddit and 4chan users, found that so inspiring that they were moved to try again — this time by sending Taylor Swift to give a concert at a school for the deaf.

… And put pictures of it on Instagram.

There must be something in the water in Missouri — because yet another Republican Senate candidate in the Show Me State is showing some good old fashioned misogyny.

Ever told someone to “grow a pair”? Is it a vulgar thing to say? Sure. Inappropriate? Yea, pretty much. Illegal? Well, technically, it is now — in Italy.

With all the recent debate over Photoshopping — “It’s bad for women!” or “It’s not that bad for women!” — I think we’ve lost sight of a simple truth: When terribly executed, Photoshopping is downright hilarious.

Most people wouldn’t want the life of “American Pie” main character Jim Levenstein: He has no game, gets stage fright, and is caught humping a pie by his father. But the only thing worse than being hapless Jim is wanting to be like the unfortunate character, and that’s what one pathetic teacher can say about himself.

Everything about this photo is great — from the pristine white glove on the trigger to the hard-as-nails look on Her Majesty’s face, to the fact that she’s got someone holding an umbrella for her so her hair doesn’t get mussed while she’s busy being a complete and total badass.

Technically John Edwards is on trial for misappropriation of campaign funds, but as far as the public is concerned he’s on trial because he spent said campaign funds on his mistress while his wife was dying of cancer.