“Sure, it’s not Mother’s Day, not by a longshot, but Diane Lane just got cast as Clark Kent’s mom in the Superman reboot, so it’s time to look back on all of the most pants-tighteningly hot MILFs in film history, what roles they played, and what made them so hot. Here are the hottest movie moms of all time.” w/ photos

“This list will not be about tipping, paying your bill, or money in general, because none of those actually have anything to do with waiting on you or contribute to your dinner. Not tipping and not paying your bill is inexcusable, but maybe you were very nice, very polite, and just happen to be stingy, who knows? But after starting my waiting ‘career’ at IHOP in Compton, CA, and currently waiting tables at Chart House in Malibu, I know exactly what the worst things anybody can do to ensure that I will want to punch them in the face. And here they are…” w/ photos

“These quaint towns have it all – remote location, rich history, a ton of classic architecture and last but not least, incredibly breathtaking views. Nestled into cliffs, above gorges, and on top of ancient lava flows, it’s pretty amazing these cities have survived for so long.” w/ photos

“The whipped husband/boyfriend has long been a staple of TV comedy. “Ha ha, he is so weak and women are so awesome. This is relevant to my interests,” said the generic housewife that TV sitcoms are desperate to court. Here are the 12 most horrendously whipped husbands and boyfriends in popular TV show history.” w/ photos

“Friends are those people in our lives who are there for the good times and the bad. Usually friendships are formed on the basis of shared interests and common backgrounds, but sometimes strong bonds can form among the most unlikely of people… Here are the top 10 unlikely celebrity friends.” w/ photos

“Having been around for centuries in one form or another, mazes are pretty impressive. According to Greek mythology, King Minos fed young men and women to the man-eating Minotaur who resided in the center of his legendary maze. Mazes also rank right up there with pyramids when it comes to ancient architectural mystery. Egypt boasts the earliest recorded labyrinth, dating back to somewhere around the 5th century B.C. During the Middle Ages, European churches featured large inlaid floor versions of labyrinths, sometimes used by clergy as a penance for minor sins. Rather than make a distant pilgrimage in penitence for a small infraction, clergy would set the sinner to the task of negotiating the floor-sized maze on his knees. As an ancient Asian art form or an alternative to British aristocratic boredom, landscaped hedge mazes have provided entertainment in a natural interactive environment for hundreds of years… Here are the top 10 impressive life size mazes.” w/ photos

“You’ve waited weeks for your favorite band to plant ground in your sleepy hometown. You spent days sleeping in the back of your pickup truck in a freezing tundra of a stadium parking lot to buy your ticket. You sold a vital organ just to score the money for a single seat in the arena. And now, you have to spend it next to one of these sour notes.” w/ photos

“Drinking is one of mankind’s oldest, most revered, and most regrettable pastimes, in that order. Thankfully, science has found new breakthroughs and helped it evolve from a simple activity done by simple men to a complex activity that turns us into even simpler men… Here are the top 10 awesome scientific alcohol discoveries.” w/ photos

“Fame is a difficult game and it doesn’t happen over night. Well, it didn’t used to, although now with the internet and reality television it’s probably a bit easier. Back in the day, when some of the most established Hollywood stars of today were working to get their big break, they had to do less savory jobs in order to make ends meet. From Jackie Chan to Marilyn Monroe, here are ten of the best and most famous stars who quietly started their careers in porn.” w/ photos

“Did you know that each winter one septillion (1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000)  of snow crystals drop from the sky and that it takes about a million little droplets to make one snowflake? As common as it might seem at first glance, snow is actually a very complex type of precipitation. If you are wondering which is the world’s largest snowflake or what is the record for the greatest snowfall in the United States, you have landed on right page. Here are my top 10 fascinating facts about snow.” w/ photos