• The details of the high risk, potentially disastrous plan to kill Osama bin Laden and play-by-play account of how it all went down. [LATimes]
• Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson was one of the first people outside the operation to know about the death of Osama bin Laden, tweets news 45 minutes before any media outlets. Yeah, I don't get it either... [KTLA]
• Sarah Palin delivers a speech thanking former President Bush, not current President Obama, for the death of bin Laden. Not even kidding. [HuffPo]
• Are we to take Miley Cyrus' rendition of Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" at her concert last week as an unequivocal sign the apocalypse is fast-approaching? [TMZ]
• For those who care to make a difference in the world, starting today you can vote online for the 2011 MTV Movie Awards Best Movie category from the list of nominees. [PE]

Remember Rolling Stone magazine? "No" is an acceptable answer. After all, it's been a long, long time since the days of Hunter S. Thompson and Greil Marcus. And while they can still commission the occasional Matt Taibbi drive-by shooting, it now fits so incongruously between fluff profiles of "American Idol" contestants and five-star reviews of Kanye West albums that their best work comes off like a professor wandering through a frat party, trying to wade through a sea of puking co-eds and beer-bong toting freshmen. But hey, you might say, they're a magazine about modern pop culture, and even if the quality has slipped, they're still accomplishing their stated mission. To which I would then reply: did you know they're opening a chain restaurant? More»