Video of the Week: We shot down a satellite! Now all we need is a Hollywood movie based on this actual event.

Sex: Jenna Jameson is now writing a comic book that promises to deliver sex and violence. Asylum's got an exclusive sneak peak.

Women: Pre-PC Ads from yesteryear remind you that doctors used to love cigarettes and women could be beaten for buying the wrong coffee.

Politics: Can you turn a campaign speech into a song? Or better yet, should you?

Fashion: Like the threads Mos Def wears? Steal his style.

Weird: Feeling a little holier-than-thou? Try living under the weirdest and toughest Bible laws.

Best Comments of the Week:

On Chuck Liddell's Peanut Butter Smack-down, Jessica wrote, "Although Chuck Liddell is one of my favorite UFC fighters, I thought maybe you guys were running out of ideas for articles. But then I thought about it for a little while and wondered if Chuck Liddell would eat peanut butter off of me? If there's another taste test soon, you should probably invite me."

On Bullet Proof: Firefighter Saved by a DVD, Alan wrote, "There was a guy on the first submarine (The Hunley -- Civil War) that was alleged to have been saved by a $20 gold piece that his fiancee gave him. He had it in his pocket when hit buy a Union soldier's bullet. The gold piece saved his life when it took the full force the mini-musket ball. Always held to be just a Civil War story, when the Hunley was discovered and recovered (they knew he had been one of those aboard) they found the dented gold piece and proved the rumor true."

On Real Ads, Really Disturbing, Paul wrote, "Where are the incorrect ones?"