40 Adorable Pictures Of President Barack Obama Discovering His Inner Child

The President said this shot of him and a pint-sized Spiderman was his favorite of 2012. Culled from Business Insider

Beyonce reveals pregnancy at MTV Music Video Awards

The R&B star, 29, used her hands to frame her baby bump under a loose-fitting dress as she arrived at the MTV Music Video Awards in Los Angeles.Beyonce did not talk to media but her publicist later confirmed the pregnancy, Associated Press reported.It will be the first child for Beyonce and her husband rapper Jay-Z, who married in 2008. 

Lil Wayne's Tha Carter IV Leaks

It took no time for fans to start buzzing on Twitter, driving top trending topics throughout the night."Carter IV is very descent," tweeted fan @JCorerra10. Twitter user @Qadeem_Ali added, "Tha Carter IV is growing on me more and more.

The director that made this clip surely fulfilled his nerdy childhood nerdy. This commercial, part of a viral campaign by a famous appliances store in Argentina, has received almost 60,000 since it was uploaded yesterday.



Coolest commercial ever!

Rachel Maddow Calls Out Tea Party’s Hypocrisy

Former NBA Player Charged With Murder

ATLANTA -- Police said late Friday that former NBA player Javaris Crittenton, who was once suspended by the league over guns in the locker room, has been charged with murder after a woman was shot on an Atlanta street.

Wayne Firing Shots At Jay-Z And Beyoncé

Although megastar rappers Lil Wayne and Jay-Z share the same surname, there have been rumblings over the years that the Carters have been in direct competition with each other. One of the latest flare-ups in the alleged feud happened with Watch The Throne’s first leak “H.A.M.” in where Jay-Z’s line “Really you got baby money” got the attention of both Wayne and YMCMB boss Birdman who responded to the verse via Twitter. Although Wayne initially brushed off the assumed jab, it appears that on a new song from Tha Carter IV may be reigniting a clash between the two rap titans.

'The Sound of Music'

The original film from 1959 starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer which garnered five Academy Awards was the final musical written by Rodgers & Hammerstein: Hammerstein passed away nine months after the Broadway premiere.