Category: News
Gerard Cordon French Mayor Removes Marianne Statue’s Breasts
Here’s a hit to the art world as a mayor of a French town got upset about a statue because it had big boobs on it so he had it removed. The bust, no pun intended is of Marianne who art aficionados will recognize as the traditional image of the French Republic in a Phrygian [...]
Joanne Salley Photos Scandal
There’s a famous Van Halen song called “Hot For Teacher” and this case of a teacher from Britain’s Harrow Hall is enough to make you want to play that tune in the background while reading this account. The teacher in question is in quite a mess as racy pictures of her have been shared by [...]
Justice Antonin Scalia Car Accident
In an embarrassing display of the old saying that no one is above the law, US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was busted and fined $70 for a fender bender where he allegedly hit the back-end of a car causing a four car collision. Scalia who is 75 wasn’t hurt in the accident but can [...]
Satanism Surge
Quick! Someone call Linda Blair and let her know she’s still the world’s most popular demonically possessed personality. That’s just a joke as this story that says there’s been such a surge in Satanism nowadays that the demand for exorcists says the Catholic Church. Of course the internet is getting the blame as officials say [...]
Seventy Metal Books Found In Jordan Cave
The famous Dead Sea Scrolls may be yesterday’s news as a recent discovery of 70 metal books have been found in a cave in Jordan that might change our view of Biblical accounts and history. The collection of books still needs to be verified but if they are real, they could open the door to [...]
Japan Engineers Knew Dangers Of Tsunami
According to Reuters, it has come to light that the Japanese government officials as well as the Tokyo Electric execs have continually attested that the massive earthquake and devastating tsunami that followed was beyond expectations. Masaryk Shimizu the president of TEPCO got on TV and said of the disaster that it consisted of “marvels of [...]
