Here is an old Snickers "Get Some Nuts!" commercial featuring Mr. T.   [via meshly]

If you can't get enough of him, you might want to check out these video clips:

Mr. T on 80's Fashion - gotta love the commentary

Mr. T's Treat Your Mother Right - Mr. T rapping about how we should treat our mothers right.

Staring October 2007, you can buy your very own 8-inch Big Lebowski action figures. 

[via meshly]

Related:
The Dude Bobble Head

Lawyer, Shailendra Dwivedi, has filed a criminal case against Bollywood actors Aishwarya Rai and Hrithik Roshan for their kissing scene in the movie Dhoom 2.

In a country where public intimacy is often frowned upon, the local court has agreed to hear Dwivedi's petition to punish the actors.

Previously:
Little Superstar: Indian Little Person Breakdancing, Thriller Indian Cover

Yellow t-shirt wearing Wiggle, Greg Page, has quit the group due to the disorder orthostatic intolerance, which causes dizziness, fatigue and nausea.  The disorder is not life threatening, but the disorder leaves him in a condition where he cannot perform.

Page will be replaced by understudy, Sam Moran.

Houseplant Picture Studio has put together Brush with Greatness, which is a place where people share their celebrity run-in moments.  Check it out.

I just might add the time I saw James Brown in the Minneapolis/St. Paul airport...  (Huh, that pretty much summed up that celebrity moment.)

[via Our Strange World]

Here is a rare and classic performance of Louis Armstrong performing an all-time favorite, Dinah.

Numerous people have A man has photoshopped this baby to look like various famous people and fictional characters.

Update: Apparently, these photos were photoshopped by a number of people.  The baby depicted in the photos has been dubbed Crazy Mean Baby.

[via digg]

Previous photoshop craziness:
Creepy Photoshopped Animals, Creepy Animal Gallery

Are young female celebrities, such as Nicole Richie, starving themselves to retain child-like features that are said to be more attractive to adults? 

From CityRag:

There are well established theories on our species preference for "juvenile features" (large eyes, bulging craniums, retreating chins), and that over generations our shape has evolved [neoteny] to mimic this appearance.

Extreme dieting creates an even more exaggerated juvenile look (giant forehead, enlarged eyes, receding lower features.) In a society where looks mean so much, young stars maybe using anorexia as an evolutionary shortcut to the ultimate image of cuteness.

Here are a couple related articles:
"A Biological Homage to Mickey Mouse" by Stephen Jay Gould
"The Cute Factor" by The New York Times

[via kottke]

Here are your Lazy Weekend Links for this weekend...  Sorry for the delay.

Kevin Federline is the most talented untalented musician in the industry right now next to Paris Hilton.  Check out these Amazon tags for his "Playing with Fire" CD.  Funny.  [via reddit]

Missing Apollo 11 Moon landing tapes have been found in Western Australia.

I'm not a huge motorcycle fanatic, but I'll certainly give credit to John Farr for creating this custom skeleton bike.

Add a little pizzazz to your toilet paper and get an Airyusha Robotan Toilet Paper Holder.  The holder is made of heavy duty ceramic and comes in a variety of colors.  Toilet paper roll included.  [via Cribcandy]

See how a carpenter go the highest Scrabble score EVER.

Have a good weekend!

Oprah Winfrey has done it again -- She gave each of her audience members in last Monday's show a $1000 debit card, which is to be donated to a charitable cause.

"I can honestly say that every gift I've ever given has brought at least as much happiness to me as it has to the person I've given it to," the 52-year-old talk-show host said. "That's the feeling I want to pass on to you."

People can give the entire sum to one person -- relatives aren't eligible -- or they can split it among charitable causes. Audience members also received a DVD recorder to tape their stories for a future show.

I wonder if the audience had to sign a contract saying that they wouldn't keep the money to themselves.  Heck, I would consider myself a charitable cause -- Mama needs a new pair of shoes. 

Seriously though, I think this was a great giveaway; The money can go to people who need it most and to a variety of charities.