Occupy Wall Street

The Occupy Wall Street crowd may have derided the so-called "one percent," but someone is so proud to be in those upper ranks that he showed his disdain for the rest of us by tipping a restaurant server exactly -- yes -- one percent on a tab, and including a nasty note to boot.

Ken Jennings has got it rough. He used to have a real cushy job as the 'Jeopardy!' contestant with the longest winning streak in the history of the show. Then a huge corporation had to come along and ruin all that by inventing a super computer to defeat him.

While 'Community' has never drawn the strongest ratings during its three-year run -- in fact, it was NBC's lowest rated comedy in 2011 -- it may have the most dedicated followers of any show on television. On Thursday, dozens of fans of the zany sitcom protested NBC's decision to remove 'Community' from their 2012 lineup by "occupying" the space in front of the network's 30 Rockefeller C

This year, the iconic Time Magazine Person of the Year cover slot goes to "The Protestor," a conceptual idea meant to indicate men and women around the world, particularly in the Middle East, who have agitated for change.

If we've learned one thing from Occupy Wall Street, its that people of all backgrounds and stripes have shown up to protest. Even some, well, that have stripes. And spots. And even fur for that matter. A new Tumblr called Awwccupy Wall Street has compiled a list of some of the movement's cutest protestors and there are a whole lotta dogs, cats and babies that are asking if they "can haz justi

Lt. John Pike, the UC Davis campus cop who pepper sprayed peaceful student protesters last week, now has his very own internet meme. Normally, Photoshop-assisted trends like this are fairly tongue-in-cheek (see "Disaster Girl.") But this meme, which shows Pike pepper spraying characters in famous works of art, finds a creative spin on his deplorable actions. Check out several examples be

This must be the week for late night talk show hosts disguising themselves. First we had Conan outside of 'Today,' and now we have Stephen Colbert at Occupy Wall Street. The 'Colbert Report' host dressed as revolutionary Che Guevara and went to the protest location earlier this week.

One of the great regular segments on 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon' is 'Slow Jam the News.' It's not just because it's funny and well-done, but also because Brian Williams is going to be on the show, and he's always a great guest, up for anything.

The Occupy Wall Street movement took on a decidedly romantic mood on Sunday when one of the protestors at Manhattan's Zuccotti Park asked another to occupy the bonds of holy matrimony, too.

Remember when Victoria Jackson was a regular on 'Saturday Night Live'? And when she was funny? Seems like a lifetime ago. Lately she's become a rather paranoid conspiracy theorist, doing things like lashing out at 'Glee' for "making kids gay" and railing against Muslims as a whole for the 9/11 terrorist attacks. And on Wednesday, she set her sights on the protestors taking part in the Oc

Ice cream wizards Ben & Jerry's have been outspoken in their support of the 'Occupy Wall Street' protests. Sadly, the "new" B&J's flavor "OccuPie Wall Street" is not real. Turns out it's a spoof done by the folks at Tauntr as a follow-up to their Occupy Sesame Street parody that popped up on the Web earlier this week.

The Daily sent their "Puppet News Team," i.e. Lester Lester, Jr. and Leslie Smokinhot (seriously) to see who, exactly, is occupying the financial district of Manhattan. Their answer: hippies, and lots of them. Cue the Phish and hacky sack jokes.

Can you tell me how to get to 'Occupy Sesame Street'? Grover's in trouble! Spawned from the far-more-serious Occupy Wall Street movement, which has now spread to 25 cities, the Occupy Sesame Street spoof has invaded the Web. It's about time Kermit and the gang stood up for employee rights at the Jim Henson Workshop.

The Occupy Wall Street protests are going strong in several cities, and now famous names are starting to get involved. Gothamist reports that hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons guided Kanye West through the crowds of the Occupy protest in New York City's Zuccotti Park on Monday afternoon, but their brush with the front lines of class warfare didn't last long. After a brief cameo, both Simmons and West

Seems those crazy kids who make up the Occupy Wall Street movement are getting an early start on their Halloween festivities. As the protests enter their third week, organizers have issued a directive asking participants to join in for Zombie Flesh Mob Day.