Honestly, I'm not even sure how this Web site lasted as long as long as it did. Nik Richie, the douchebag owner of the misogynist, racist Web site TheDirty.com, is facing a December 9th court date that could shut his gossip site down for good.

Richie's Web site has done everything from accuse random people for having AIDS (with the accused's photo), call perfectly lovely girls ugly (complete with first and last names), and accuse random people, again with first and last name, for drug use.

All you have to do is email him a nasty story about someone, provide pictures, and he'll post it. Bonus points if you're a jilted lover with an axe to grind!

He whined yesterday about his court date and his first amendment rights, but let's remember that freedom of speech is much like freedom of movement: my right to swing my fist stops at your face. You can't just attack random private citizens, Nik. The Kardashians, the Salahis, and politicians are fair game, though! More»

Go HERE for more photos of Hurricane Irene in the Hamptons!

What a hurricane! It's the day after the most wild night to hit the stretch of 27 East, and after spending a solid amount of hours with lack of electricity, internet or television, all I can think about right now is getting a good meal and surfing the web. But, somewhat like a horrible hurricane hangover, all there is is long lines, horrendous traffic, loud noises and still many places are without power. More»

• Tiger Woods is on Twitter. Let the image rehabilitation begin. [Twitter]
• Speaking of Tiger, Tony Parker's mistress revealed: Erin Barry. Was it just flirting? Are there more ladies? [People]
• Farmville creators have launched Cityville, another Facebook device to waste time and annoy non-users. [Forbes]
• A seriously disturbed couple is holding an Internet poll to decide whether or not to abort their baby. It's now tied. [Gawker]
• Sarah Palin believes she can beat Obama in 2012. [Newser]

Prince (formerly known as the artist formerly known as Prince) who once gave up using the traditional naming system (going by a symbol instead of a word composed of letters from the Western alphabet), has given up on another conventional practice: use of the internet.  Yes, the confused 80s pop star believes that the internet will meet the fate of it's oh-so-similar counterpart MTV, which he believes was once "hip" but is now outdated.

Sorry, Prince, but we're going to have to respectfully disagree with you on that one. Unless the internet starts airing episodes of "The Hills" exclusively, we have full confidence that it will be "hip" for years to come. We'll welcome you back on the reality train whenever you're ready to join us.

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The bubbly and unabashedly girly Vie Society gal has a growing following for her lifestyle blog, a lust for life, and a propensity for adding "balloons" and "balls" onto the ends of words. We find out what makes her tick. More»