Pint sized British rappers Sophia Grace and Rosie proved they’re no one-hit wonders after appearing again on Ellen.

You might remember this adorable twosome from their viral cover of Nicki Minaj’s “Super Bass.” This time around they’re breaking out a little Keri Hilson with “Turn My Swag On.”

Any haters who believe the cousins would be nothing without the songs of others should be silenced somewhere around the 1:40 mark. Here Sophia Grace breaks off into an autobiographical break with more passion than most adult rappers.

Someone sign these kiddies up now, or least that brunette one. She’s going to be a star!

No, it’s not what you’re thinking. It’s that they’re not having sex…

“…[A] survey, conducted by the Japan Family Planning Association, found that 36% of males aged 16 to 19 said that they had “no interest” in or even “despised” sex. That’s almost a 19% increase since the survey was last conducted in 2008.

If that’s not bad enough, The Wall Street Journal reports that a whopping 59% of female respondents aged 16 to 19 said they were uninterested in or averse to sex…” -YT

While it can be a giggle-worthy topic when you first hear about it – and Cenk doesn’t always help – this does have some very serious implications for Japan.

Maybe they’ll do what they did in Australia and start handing out baby bonuses.

Maria Menounos proves herself to be a woman of her word when it comes to honoring lost bets as she hosted the show wearing nothing but a Giants coloured bikini.

And she just ruined the body images of thousands of girls by implying that she looked/felt fat in her bikini.

Thank you, Maria. Thank you so much for that.

At least both of the guys smartly didn’t say anything about her comment.

Personally, I don’t really give a rat’s rear end who was playing, who won and who lost their bets, but at least Patriot’s fans have a pretty sight to soothe themselves with.

Bald men around the world salute the one, the only, the legend: Patrick Stewart.

Alan Davies, Liam Neeson and Patrick Stewart all on the Graham Norton show? Now I have to see this.

I love Patrick Stewart’s voice more than his shiny head, but I have to admit that he really does rock the dome like no one else.

Well, Bruce Willis does a pretty damn good job as well, but we will just stick with Stewart for the moment.

How strange, though, to have gone bald when you’re so young and to have lost it so suddenly. One of those weird things…

Spike Lee is back directing, with new film Red Hook Summer having premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. This video shows On Native Ground interviewing the cast and crew behind Red Hook Summer on the red carpet.

Spike Lee is a legendary director responsible for great movies which are also important in the social commentary they provide. However, his recent flicks haven’t lived up to his usual standards.

A lot of people are saying Red Hook Summer is a return to form for Lee. But not everyone agrees. I’ve read some woeful reviews of the movie, which complain at the distinct lack of a cohesive storyline.

As usual with Spike Lee movies, Red Hook Summer won’t be for everyone. But those who like it will probably love it. Either way these interviews are great.

“Mel Robbins is a married working mother of three, an ivy-educated criminal lawyer, and one of the top career and relationship experts in America.

“Widely respected for her grab-’em-by-the-collar advice and tough love, Robbins drills through the mental clutter that stands between people and what they want. Her approach is smart, effective and entertaining.” – YT

I think she hits on the real issue fairly early in the video: If you are ‘fine’ then you don’t have to do anything about it.

That’s the biggest part – and problem – of being ‘fine’ and how we screw ourselves over.

Time to stop being ‘fine’ and start living.

Even if you don’t care about the Bryant stuff, this is so worth the watch for the ’since we’re not Republicans and we actually care about facts’ part. Hahaha.

The thing that kinds of irks me about this (besides the fact that I care enough to state what irks me about people I don’t know) is the whole ten year thing.

She’d get a nice chunk of money anyway plus child support. For divorcing someone like Kobe, that is a lot of money. So why put yourself through that misery?

Maybe he should have divorced her before the ten years came…

Barbara Walters trusts no one. [insert suspicious gaze around the room]

It’s the 18th annual list of most fascinating people…

Many of the names on the list have been announced, like Katy Perry, Donald Trump, Derek Jeter, Herman Cain, Eric Stonestreet, and so on.

However, by knowing many names on the list, that just lets us know who isn’t the most fascinating person of the year.

Okay, so I usually couldn’t care less about what celebrities are doing or saying, but I am interested in this list. You have to have a certain something to stick on Barbara Walters’ mind.

The E! News host, Giuliana Rancic, and her husband Bill visited the Today show to talk about her breast cancer, their new plan of attack and coping with the decision.

Just seven weeks after announcing that she has breast cancer, Rancic has decided on a treatment that she feels will give her the best chance of survival: a double mastectomy.

For those who aren’t familiar, a double mastectomy is the removal of both breasts.

It is a tough decision for a woman to choose to lose what is physically and culturally such a big part of her identity.

Here’s hoping it helps her back to health.

Colton Burpo believes he saw Heaven and sat on Jesus’ knee when he almost died during surgery. His story became a bestseller called Heaven Is For Real, and it has now been turned into a book for children.

Do I believe this story? Not literally as it’s told by a four-year-old child, no. I don’t think he made it up either, I just think he interpreted what happened to him while he was being operated on according to what he had been taught.

If this kid had been brought up as a Muslim or Buddhist then he would have interpreted thing differently. And if he’d been brought up as an atheist then I suspect he would have had a very down-to-earth experience.

I like to remain open-minded on these things, and I certainly don’t think this whole thing is the invention of the parents in order to make money. As to the rest of it, well, it’s down to what you believe and whether you have faith or not.

So funny and so sad at the same time.

“Americans have suddenly become a people that use pepper spray to alleviate minor inconveniences.”

Another holiday season and another reason to be completely discusted with American shoppers.

Think I’m being mean to Americans? Show me footage of that kind of disgusting behaviour elsewhere and I’ll rant about them, too.

You have to love (tones of sarcasm here) how America (and this applies to other countries) has become so desensitized to violence that people aren’t batting an eye over this.

Except Jon Stewart, but he seems to be the sanest person in television right now.

The Young Turks are joining up with various foundations and people – including Michael Moore – to start naming names.

Who are the 1 percent?

Honestly, I’m not sure what the real point of this whole thing is. Are we really trying to start a conversation?

Or are we looking for people so we can point at them and say, “That’s the kind of stuff we’re talking about.”

Either way, it should end up being very interesting.

Participate in a campaign by Brave New Foundation called Who Are The 1 Percent. The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur explains who is involved and how you can join the cause:

http://www.bravenewfoundation.org/whoarethe1percent/

Well, if you’re going to declare that you’re pro-gay marriage, then why not officiate a wedding on late night television?

This is hilarious and lovely all at the same time. I never really had much feeling one way or the other about Conan, but he just stepped up several levels in my books.

Mind you, it is kind of funny that he got his ability to officiate a wedding from the universal life church… Hmm. Won’t touch that.

This is really so sweet and I’m glad that at least some states see how wrong it is to declare certain kinds of love ‘bad’.

“It’s not just protestors who you can write off. There’s people who know how to talk to the media and who know how to connect with… the people in their states and their communities.”

Well there you have it. If even Olbermann is talking calmly – with just a touch of awe to his voice at some points? – about the Occupy protests, I think you have something real going on.

Having attended the first day of Occupy Melbourne, I must say that this is an amazing movement! Everyone was incredibly friendly and there were a lot of issues being brought up.

I also found it amusing how the mainstream media got pictures of all the mohawks and dreadlocks, but they failed to pan out over the hundreds of other people there off the street…

“On any given day we’re lied to from 10 to 200 times, and the clues to detect those lie can be subtle and counter-intuitive.

Pamela Meyer, author of Liespotting, shows the manners and “hotspots” used by those trained to recognize deception — and she argues honesty is a value worth preserving.” – TED

What I love about this video is that she doesn’t talk about how to catch people out in a lie so much as what lying is to us and our societies.

The more intelligent the species, the more likely to be deceptive.

The gives you something else to think about, doesn’t it?

What would the world be like if we couldn’t lie?

Bank of America looks to be heading down a toilet that not even the government can fish them out of.

BoA customers are angry – and why shouldn’t they be? – with the new fee that comes to using debit cards for purchases.

No longer are there late night runs to the store for toilet paper or ice cream. At least, not unless you find an ATM to draw out the cash for it first.

If you aren’t shaking your head and rolling your eyes yet, then why not?

Maybe if those big bank CEOs actually, you know, lived on the wages the masses live on, the money could cover the bank’s screw ups.

Bank FAIL.

Come on, Obama. If some of the rich people are even asking it, who are you or Congress to deny the will of the people?

I am sure this guy who is ‘unemployed by choice’ is going to get a lot of crap about what he should be doing with his money, but I appreciate the bigger picture here.

In one move, the government could help its country. One move that would be part of the structure of society.

One move that could help more evenly distribute the wealth instead of relying on individuals to take the time to see which group or fund was more in need.

One move, Mr. President.

Fortunately, I am a woman who completely understood the rabbit reference from the get go, which made Craig’s confusion all the more funny.

I love it when two of my favourite shows can intertwine. Like when one of my favourite talk show hosts interviews a character from one of my favourite shows.

Like many people, I spent plenty of time trying to figure out who River Song really was in relation to the Doctor on Doctor Who.

Until the big reveal at the end of the last series, of course.

Now I find myself fascinated not only by her as a character but by the actress who plays her, Alex Kingston.

The name of the game with the 2011 MTV Movie Awards was definitely who could shock the audience more?

While the Pattinson Lautner kiss was definitely unexpected, I give big kudos for Reese Witherspoon for her take on the joke that Pattison attempted to make.

I am definitely not a person who is big on celebrities or awards shows, but if I were to watch any awards show, it’d be this one.

The MTV Awards or any kind never seem to take themselves too seriously, and I really appreciate that in an industry that has so many things wrong with it.

Christine O’Donnell walks off Piers Morgan Tonight after getting upset when Piers Morgan asks her about the book she is there to promote… Huh.

O’Donnell obviously has no idea that only royalty, presidents and very rich people can so tightly rope in the questions that media can ask them.

This is so utterly bizarre. She’s there to promote a book, but she’s getting upset at him asking about something that’s in the book…

What?

This is obviously a woman who feels a certain way but is too afraid to say it lest she be asked to explain why she feels the way she does.