Following Demi Moore’s traumatic hospitalization, her PR person released a statement saying the actress was seeking treatment. Extremely vague, it aroused a slew of wild stories about various methods she may or may not have been trying. They included but were not limited to: herbal remedies, psychic mediums and healers.

“Bad Girls” features M.I.A in weird costumes and even stranger hats as she hangs out with an Arabic street racing crowd that brandishes guns and burkas in equal amounts. The vehicles they drive are as ugly as they are slow, but that doesn’t stop anyone from tracking up some dust while M.I.A sings about shifting gears and knowing she can’t be stopped. And I believe her. Maybe it is the costumes, and maybe it's the sick hook, but M.I.A has managed to make Fast 5 look like amateur hour.

Harris spoke out recently about his 15 month-old kids, Gideon and Harper. During the conversation he discussed his young ones attitudes and how he plans to raise them - which doesn’t include any baby talk, due to the way he was raised by his own parents.

As a solo performance, the show was pretty much just OK-- Madonna can clearly still move even after 50 years on this earth, but she was also obviously lip-synching, something you can't really help at a massive production like this but also taking away from the live performance aspect. But it's hard to know what tops this in terms of sheer spectacle. You've got the perfect backup dancers

I wouldn’t say I’m offended by the above picture as much as I’m a bit confused by it. MIA was a guest for Madonna’s performance. She was in a supporting role, and to me, it seems a bit ridiculous to so brazenly break censor protocols in the midst of someone else’s show. Besides, I’m not really sure what point this was proving. Was she protesting something? Did she simply think it would look cool? Did she get caught up in the moment?

Will this be the end of the spin? Probably not-- it's easy to beat up on Obama and the car industry, especially when you put the two of them together as an extra-wide punching bag, and the presence of Eastwood only makes it more enticing. It's hard to believe anyone actually thinks the ad is propaganda for Chicago-style politics

The Giants and Patriots may have given viewers a hell of a game, but it appears neither team did enough to monopolize Google search. The Internet giant released its list of the top five queries during the Super Bowl today, and the Patriots and Giants came in third and fifth, respectively. Topping the list was the Material Girl, followed closely by “halftime show”. Tom Brady came in fourth, and MVP Eli Manning didn’t crack the list.

In a brief rant following the heckles of a few fans, Bundchen said her husband “cannot fucking throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time.” The Patriots were beset by a few costly drops, which some have argued ultimately cost the team another title. Not surprisingly, her diatribe has been played constantly in the Boston area and even on national telecasts like SportsCenter.

The losing side has already vowed to fight on, but it remains unclear exactly who that fight might go to next. An appeal can be made to the 9th Circuit Appeals Court, or it can be made directly to the Supreme Court. Because of the specifics of the ruling, it’s entirely possible, and perhaps likely, that if the Supreme Court does decide to hear the case, the justices may limit their decision to Proposition 8 and not gay marriage as a whole.

Last week, One Million Moms decided Ellen DeGeneres was the perfect target for its new campaign. The conservative group has made its living protesting television networks for airing racy shows and corporations for excluding Christmas, but in what’s perhaps its most hateful goal of all-time, One Million Moms decided to try and get Ellen fired from her job as JC Penney’s spokeswoman.