While You Were Sleeping: The MySpace Suicide Trial Verdict

Posted by Brian Fairbanks

 

This guy wants to be on America's Got Talent... for playing music with his telephones.

Is Emily the Strange a ripoff of Nate the Great or is this, whether it's coincidence or deliberate theft, no big deal?

Robert Downey, Jr. had a very close call on the set of Sherlock Holmes...

While filming of a fight scene, Downey was knocked unconscious by a 7-foot, 330lbs co-star... Downey was “out cold” for six seconds and “drooling blood” before medics could bring him round.

Meanwhile, Downey refused to go to the hospital.

Is this the greatest company ever?

Did you have brunch over the weekend? If so, you were part of the 75th birthday celebration for the Bloody Mary. 

Click here to listen to a song from Nirvana's first-ever show in 1987 and the last song of their last show almost exactly seven years later.

The super hot First Lady of France is now a super hot UN ambassador.

And that evil woman was found guilty of three minor charges in the MySpace "suicide trial."

 

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Posted Dec 01 2008, 09:08 AM
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profrobert said:

She is pretty evil, but she's not a criminal.  The girl's parents have a good claim for money damages, but that's all.  The prosecution is an abuse of the statute -- how can violating TOS by creating fake information be a crime?  Are they going to prosecute every match.com guy who lies about his height or woman who lies about her age?  The U.S. Attorney in LA is a grandstanding jerkoff.  If the trial judge doesn't reverse the conviction, I think there's a great chance the Ninth Circuit will.

December 1, 2008 12:22 PM

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Brian Fairbanks, the Senior National Political Correspondent for Nerve, is a filmmaker living in Brooklyn or New Orleans, depending on the season. He is a heavily-armed advocate of gun control.

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