* Similarities between the Qaddafi family of Libya and the Bluth family of Arrested Development. [The New Republic]
* Lady Gaga threatens to sue London shop for selling breastmilk ice cream. [Salon]
* Busy lawyer's guide to Charlie Sheen's bitchin' termination letter. [Above The Law]
* Supreme Court rules that public universities must fund religious student groups with activities money. [Gawker]
* A bit of correlation/causation argument: girls who post more Facebook photos value their appearance more. [The Atlantic]
* The differences between books and electronics. [YouTube]
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