In all the years he's been doing 'Kitchen Nightmares' (in the US at least), Gordon Ramsey never quit on a client. Until he went to Amy's Baking Company in Arizona. Those people were horrible. Taking waitstaff tips, screaming, firing people -- they genuinely are the worst. Unfortunately, they didn't take learning that fact very well.
Unfortunately, poor Dick is going to have to settle for snail mail when his birthday comes around this year.
Showing scads of secondhand swagger in his music video 'Thift Shop,' rapper Macklemore burst onto the pop culture scene in a big way this past year. The vid has scored more than 300 million views on YouTube, and has been blasted all across the country.
Last night on 'How I Met Your Mother' we finally learned who the mother actually is. FINALLY. But after this many seasons of wondering, actress Cristin Milioti wasn't nearly as exciting as some of the mothers we dreamed up. So here are 10 mothers we were disappointed weren't the mother on 'How I Met Your Mother.'
Sincerely, Facebook chatting is the worst. At least when you're G-chatting with somebody and they don't write back you can pretend that maybe they accidentally set their hand on fire or something. But not Facebook. Facebook wants you to know they've seen your message, and they don't feel like writing back.
Thanks, Buzzfeed! Not only can you name all the ways Todd Akin is just like Zach Morris, or whatever, you also managed to take all of the most annoying things about living in NYC and stick them in one video! We are now irrationally angry.
The past few years, supergroups have been making a resurgence. Obviously, everybody loves it when musicians from different bands they like join forces, because it's interesting to hear what they do musically, and also because you save money on concert tickets. Our pals at Diffuser took things a step further and came up with five awesome supergroups based on hipster faves like She & Him and Matt & Kim. (She & Kim. Get it??) Click below to see some supergroups we wish we could see at this summer's music festivals.
We're grateful for YouTube; every time we turn around, there's something new and hilarious, baffling, or sometimes even heartwarming. While viral videos come and go, it's important to remember that there are some universal truths and bits of wisdom in those videos. Where's the best place for wisdom? On your walls, of course.
Have you ever seen somebody share their phone number publicly (on Craigslist maybe, or one of those homemade ads for "computer lessons" on the subway) and thought to yourself "I should totally prank this guy"? You haven't? Oh, uh ... neither have we. Ever. Clearly -- we're not monsters. But the person behind Textastrophe is!