What happens when you draw a 74-year-old comedienne into a prime time cartoon on the Fox Network — as the janitor at an adult bookstore? By Destiny

Does it take a real act of movie piracy to explain Pirates 3? By Destiny

Spiderman 3 has to earn back the $250 million it cost to make. Here’s the ten strangest and stupidest products that they hope will make it happen. By Destiny

Web pranksters have kicked down the door for a surprise attack on the 1994 film, re-imagining its dialogue in a series of surprising parodies. By Destiny

There’s a new way of seeing a web site’s popularity. Now let’s have some fun with it. By Destiny

Is this the latest craze — storming a corporation’s headquarters and demanding that they listen to you? By Destiny

In 1999 Kurt Vonnegut remembered “the golden age of magazine fiction.” But a strange twist leads to a historic moment with young Sammy Davis Jr. By Destiny

After the 1960s, both cartoons and live-action children’s shows began including rock bands, and Saturday morning would never be the same. By Destiny

Why is 25-year-old Aaron Stanton hiring programmers in Boise? After he wheedled a summit with Google, what’s his secret project? By Destiny

The Oscar-nominated movie shows adultery in the suburbs. But did it lose its fire when moving to the big screen? By Destiny

The five-year run of The Muppet Show set the weird tone for a tradition they’ve continued to this day. By Destiny

What’s “Lost” are the viewers — down 10% this week, after dropping 20% the week before. Something new at 10 Zen: “bubble commentary.” By Destiny

Some much-needed commentary and perspective. By Destiny

Singer Mariah Carey has challenged porn star Mary Carey in a trademark dispute. But the web would rather argue about which one is sexier. (possibly NSFW) By Destiny

Comic book superheroes are already giving speeches against secret government detention. We’ve arranged the ultimate cage match — between President George Bush and Spider-Man. By Destiny

2006 saw new issues emerging around sex, privacy, media and politics — sometimes, all at the same time. Those startling moments are captured in 10 online videos. By Destiny

2006 was the year Christmas confronted “filmmakers” and “comedians” who began uploading strange new perspectives to YouTube and Revver. Aren’t we blessed? By Destiny

Some very naughty children are defiling Christmas. Rudolph, Frosty, Charlie Brown and A Christmas Story have been re-dubbed with X-rated dialogue and metal music. By Destiny

Google is running ads with a jingle that boasts, “I’ve got Google maps in my pants.” Is it deliberately bad, or is this a rare Google mis-step? By Dave  Cassel