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Like 30 million plus people, I've been watching a lot of Olympics the past few days. Which means I've seen a lot of commercials from the sponsors of the Games; I think I've seen that McDonald's ad touting chicken sandwiches for breakfast (ew) at least 50 times.
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Usually when an athlete is accused of cheating, it's a doping issue: this year alone, at least four athletes have been caught using banned substances. But in Michael Phelps' case, there may be something else going on.
Maybe they should call them Phrosted Phlakes?
Superstar -- but not Superdelegate -- Bruce Springsteeen has made up his mind. And just in time for the Pennsylvania/working class/gun-clingers/bitterness primary!
Raise your hand if you are a history dork! I love this kind of stuff: The real life stories behind the invention and marketing of classic toys like the Slinky and Mr. Potato Head. Who knew that our most beloved playthings had dark pasts and endorsement campaigns and interesting tales along the road to becoming the crap you step on in the middle of the night on your way to the bathroom? Here's a great rundown of the twisted inception and careers of seven classic toys.
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Usually when an athlete is accused of cheating, it's a doping issue: this year alone, at least four athletes have been caught using banned substances. But in Michael Phelps' case, there may be something else going on. 