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For years, a radio DJ named Inetta the Moodsetta has been known for the greatest on-air quitting moment ever when she decided that she had enough at the radio station she worked for in Mobile, Ala. Well, move over Inetta! A television reporter at a station in Alaska dropped a bombshell Sunday night that puts Inetta to shame.

If only this were real! We sure wouldn't mind seeing it, even if it clocked in at three hours plus, like "Django."

A "stunning" high-definition presentation of Guns N' Roses' June 2012 London concert will highlight a five-hour block of GNR-centric programming airing March 9 on VH1 Classic.

I almost turned this video off .4 seconds into the most grating accent in the history of listening but then the female anchor said "big fat rubber end of my vibrating..." and things got interesting tout de suite. For the sake of good banter, and awesome visuals of women pretending to give oral treats, watch this female anchor hand gesture herself into internet history...

I've grown up watching "Jeopardy!" and always feel like I'd do relatively well on the show, though I think my lack of knowledge regarding anything that isn't beer or music may hinder me a bit. Anyhow, recently "Jeopardy!" hosted their Teen Tournament and winner Leonard Cooper may have given the greatest "Final Jeopardy!" answer ever.

Yep, this happened. During what we can only assume was a mesmerizing episode of the 'Steve Wilkos Show,' an Emergency Alert System interrupted a Montana television station with a message claiming that "the bodies of the dead are rising from their graves and attacking the living." Meaning? Yes, a zombie attack was underway.

A helicopter crash over the weekend took the lives of three people in California who were filming for a new reality TV show for the Discovery Channel. The network hasn't released the name of the show or the victims. Although a tragedy of this magnitude is rare for reality TV and otherwise, it's not the first time that death has crept into the production of popular shows. Here's a look back at ten

If you haven't seen the TLC show "My Strange Addiction" yet...You need to. If you think you're weird, just watch a few episodes of this show and feel better about yourself immediately. Because of "My Strange Addiction", I've seen people eat couch cushion, pottery, and Comet cleaner. And, now...we get to watch a couple perform coffee enemas.

We've all seen those Smart Cars cruising down the road and, if you're like me, you wondered why anyone would drive one. Sure, they're fuel efficient and help the environment, but if you're in any type of accident...You're toast. Leave it to BBC "Top Gear" host Jeremy Clarkson to find a car even SMALLER than a Smart Car.

At long last, the wait for 'The Walking Dead's season 3 return is nearly over with the imminent arrival of this Sunday's premiere "The Suicide King." And while fans of the AMC horror series eagerly await answers to the questions of Daryl Dixon's fate, and the newly-escalated war between Woodbury's Governor and Rick Grimes, at least one question may remain unanswered: what could have caus