 | At a town hall style meeting in Portland, Maine today a woman confronted Mitt Romney over his foreign investments in the Cayman Islands. Romney responded to the woman by explaining his investments are handled by a blind trustee, and that he pays all the taxes required of him. |
 | The good people at Laughing Squid have drawn my attention to this dress with a giant hole in the back for your butt to peek through and now I can't stop staring. Classy or trashy? |
 | Familial bond or really creepy? (SFW-ish) Plus, Lindsay Lohan's dad is looking for a job and Madonna is old and cranky and doesn't get kids these days. These and other Buzz we missed today await your clicking pleasure. |
 | If you're actually going to see the 3D re-release of "Star Wars: Episode I" this weekend, bring your headphones. You might prefer listening to 136 minutes of commentary from Red Letter Media's Pizza Roll-loving psycho over the audio shitfest on the big screen. Download at the link. |
 | Babyoncé has finally arrived (on tumblr, of all places) and she is ADORABLE. Blue Ivy's famous parents uploaded a few precious photos to HelloBlueIvyCarter.com -- check them out! |
 | As I'm sure you know from the mountains of advertising, the piece of crap that is "Star Wars: Episode I" returns to theaters today, 13 years after we all first tried to claw our eyes out while watching it. The only difference is now it's in 3D. So in case that has you thinking about giving it another chance all of these years later, we thought we'd do a public service and provide you some reminders about its quality. |
 | Well this is shocking. It turns out Madge was not a fan of M.I.A.'s decision to flip off a hundred million people. I can't imagine why? |
 | Can you spot why the Oklahoma Insurance Department had to apologize profusely after this e-mail was sent to hundreds of people? This mass e-mail asking for nominations for awards at the National Tornado Preparedness Summit has one very unusual criterion. Busted (works on a few levels here)! |
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