From the publisher:

Why Girls and Corpses, you ask? Well, if you're like me, you like two things, beautiful girls and rotting corpses. So, I thought, why not bring these two great tastes together in one magazine?

Girls & Corpses is sort of like Maxim Magazine meets Dawn Of The Dead. There are pictures in each issue of beautiful, scantily clad young beauties posing with hideous, decaying, festering corpses. Also, we have interviews, comic book art, music and movie reviews and other mayhem. What could be better?

Indeed, what could be better? Explore for yourself, and maybe pick up a DVD of CILF Seeker while you're there!

Jon Stewart reports on congressional interest in Second Life.

(via Decat mult si degeaba, mai bine putin si prost!)

A Friday Mix Tape for you all, courtesy of Mixxwit.

The NY Yankees Boston Red Sox rivalry may have just taken an interesting turn. Seems somewhere buried in the concrete of the new stadium is a Red Sox t-shirt.

A devilish Boston fan working on a concrete crew at the $1.3 billion stadium covertly buried a Red Sox T-shirt under what will become the visiting team's locker room to jinx the Yanks, two construction workers told The Post yesterday.

"In August, a Red Sox T-shirt was poured in a slab in the visitor's clubhouse. It's the curse of the Yankees," one worker said. "Nobody knows about it. It's in the floors, it's buried."

(via NY Post)

(via b3ta)

YBNBY reader talkpeace sent us this photo from Berkeley, CA in response to our Sarah Marshall movie post a few weeks ago.

If you spot something like this sent it on.

3 shapely behinds are showcased in what I assume is a spec spot by South American director Billy Castilho since the site nonofat.com is a nondescript search page.

It's a slow day today, with various YBNBY contributors out and about attending to their real lives, so here's a couple of funny animal clips to keep you going. An elephant that paints (embedded above), and bears that dance.

On the left, a fairly infamous photo that's floated around the net for a while, that originally appeared on an online auction site according to Snopes. On the right, an official picture of Dick Cheney taken from the Whitehouse website of him "fly fishing on the Snake River in Idaho".

So what do both these photos have in common?