Here’s some Barack Obama music and a blog post that actually stands for something other than demoralizing the handicapped.

I’m still a little out of it from last night, so lets skip the bs and cut strait to the chase, shall we?

The Rad Girls are essentially a Jackass ripoff consisting of some pretty decent looking girls. Unfortunately, human anatomy makes it impossible to enjoy all the nut-kicking that the original had, but the chicks are pretty creative. I’m pretty sure that this entire show was based around the assumption that every dude has some sick perversion, as the ’stunts’ I’ve watched so far were a peeing contest in a moving van and some girl getting a wax job from a moving car.  Ripped from Wikipedia:

Rad Girls is a television show which aired on the network Fuse TV and has moved to MavTV. The show’s format is essentially a female version of MTV’s Jackass with three female performers: Ramona Ca$h, Munchie, and Darling Clementine, doing stunts that involve nudity, bodily excretions, and debauchery. According to the trio’s Myspace, Fuse has decided to go with more music based programing, thus canceling Rad Girls. There was a petition to get the show back on the air, but their contract with Fuse TV ended in February of 2008. It was aired again in late August of 2008. Season 2 will be broadcast on MavTV, a network oriented for male viewers.

I don’t know if this is an attempt to empower women or just to get paid, but either way check out the video to see for yourself (skip to 3:30ish to bypass the boring-ness).

Monday morning is not going so well as I bring you more unfortunate news. A huge icon of mine and many others, Issac Hayes, has passed. Some relatives found Hayes dead yesterday next to his treadmill that was still running in his home in Memphis. He is best known for his writing and recording of the “Theme From Shaft” for the original film Shaft in 1971. The song quickly reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100. Hayes is an icon of American soul music with his funk sound stemming from southern soul.

Hayes accomplished an Academy Award for Best Original Song and three Grammy awards throughout his lifetime. Hayes was also a big humanitarian and was titled an honorary king of Ghana’s Ada district. He was also the beloved voice of “Chef” on South Park until 2006. Hayes was an amazingly talented man and will be GREATLY missed. RIP Mr. Hayes.

At first I thought this was just a rumor but sadly actor-comedian Bernie Mac passed away yesterday. He died of complications from pneumonia at the young age of 50. He was a hilarious comedian and a focused family man. He had two Emmy nominations for his role on The Bernie Mac Show and starred in the concert film The Original Kings Of Comedy. I especially remember his talent from his roles in the Ocean’s films and Charlie’s Angels, among many others. He will be greatly missed and this is a huge loss to the Hollywood community.

“I always want to top myself. I want to get good,” Mac told Time magazine in 2003. “You just don’t know how much I want to get good. I want the audience to leave the theater and say, ‘He did good.’”

McCain, whaaaat? Obama, who?!

I’m telling you, it’s all about Anderson Cooper!!!

If any man can save this nation, it’s The Silver Fox! yeah, staring into those baby blues is so subliminal, it could only result in wold peace right? well, at least a few cents off the gas pump (i hope).

Anderson is not only politically savvy but he’s also keen on pop culture and isn’t afraid to speak his mind. and yes, he too is sick of Lindsay Lohan…

This clip is from Pete Wentz’ new MTV Show, FNM. One of their casting directors really blew it, as they decided to have some big Jonas Brothers thing on the same night as they premiered Slipknot’s new video, Psychosocial. At about 7:49 in the clip, you can see the most priceless reaction ever from 3 girls that are scared shit less.