Jason Bailey

Capt. Butch Wilmore’s resume is impressive — 178 days in space, nearly 7,000 flight hours as a Navy pilot and four military deployments. And, once again, it’s “Mission Accomplished” for Wilmore.

He recently returned from his second trip to the International Space Station.

While in the Space Station he and the other Astronauts used special video cameras to create an IMAX movie called “A Beautiful Plant”

Check out the preview for it:

This one’s for all the women dreaming about the day you can drop out of the rat race and just stay at home raising kids.  About three months in, you’re going to wish you still had a boss yelling at you.

A new study from the University of Washington found that the most stressful job for women is being a stay-at-home mom.  Stay-at-home moms did worse on mental health assessments in the study compared to moms who still have careers.

Not that it was easy for working moms, either.  Mothers who still worked were a little less stressed than stay-at-home moms . . . but still exhibited some signs of depression.

In other words:  Basically all moms are bummed out about trying to balance their life, family, work, and mental health.

A guy in China stuck a piece of corn on the cob on a power drill, and posted a video where he eats the entire thing in about ten seconds.

A lot of the corn ends up on the floor though, because he basically just touches his teeth to it, and the drill does the rest. Read More »

If you haven’t seen the stupid infomercials for “TV Hat”, it’s a hat with an enormous bill that has a slot for your iPod or iPhone.

Then there’s a lens to magnify the image. The idea is that you can sit and watch the screen in the comfort of your dark, ridiculous-looking hat, hands-free. The only thing worse than the product is the terrible acting in the infomercial.

A new survey asked moms what they want most for Mother’s Day, and found the most popular gift in each state.

Cosmetics and makeup came out on top in seven states, which is the most of any gift. A trip to the spa came in first in six states.

Moms in Tennessee just gave up on getting anything good so they have opted for a gift card!

As for some other traditional Mother’s Day gifts . . .

1. Jewelry is only the most popular gift in three states: New Jersey, Alabama, and New York.

2. Flowers also only came in first in three states: Oregon, Maryland, and Kentucky.

3. And CASH came in first in two states: Kansas and South Carolina.

See the rest of the states here.

Have we really reached a point where our expectations for romance have gotten THIS LOW?

In a new survey by the dating website Zoosk.com, 2% of people say the single most romantic gesture their significant other can do for them is . . . taking out the garbage without being asked!!

That’s how one in 50 people defines romance.

The top two answers aren’t chores like that . . . but they aren’t exactly spectacular or innovative either. 41% say the most romantic thing someone can do is give them a hug and a kiss. 39% say it’s a candlelit dinner.

The survey also found that anniversaries are the most romantic day of the year for couples. Summer vacations are second, Valentine’s Day is third.

You know the five-second rule? It’s the old myth that if you drop a piece of food on the floor, it’s safe to eat as long as you pick it up in five seconds. Some people call it the three-second rule, but the idea’s the same.

Well . . . according to a new study, in some cases, it’s true.

If you drop something healthy on the floor, like a piece of fruit or some lean chicken, you probably shouldn’t eat it even if you grab it quickly. But if you drop bacon or chocolate, go ahead and eat away.

The study out of Manchester Metropolitan University in England found that foods with high salt or sugar levels are safer to eat after being dropped on the floor than healthier items. Bacteria have less of a chance of surviving on junk food.

But in general, the five-second rule . . . along with its cousins, the three-second rule and the ten-second rule . . . probably isn’t the best idea.

The researchers did find trace levels of E. coli on a lot of the stuff they dropped, even after just a few seconds. (–Sounds like they need to mop their floor.)

It’s about time someone took all our disgusting habits and ranked them. Now I know that I’ll offend more people with my burps than with the nonstop stream of curse words that fly out of my mouth. Crucial info.

A new poll had people rank other people’s habits by how disgusting they are. And here’s how the list turned out, from most disgusting to least disgusting . . .

#1.) Spitting

#2.) Using someone else’s toothbrush and not telling them

#3.) Bad gas

#4.) Swearing

#5.) Burping

#6.) Biting your nails

#7.) Sucking your thumb

Here’s a question for women: If you were trying to dress so you look smart, what would you wear? Librarian glasses, sensible clothes, your hair in a bun, flat shoes, maybe a traditional brooch . . . right?

Wrong.

A new study out of the University of Bedfordshire in England found that people actually think a woman is smarter when she dresses sexy.

The researchers showed people two photos: One of a model wearing a low-cut shirt, a jacket, and a short skirt . . . and one of the model with a long skirt and shirt that didn’t show any skin.

And believe it or not, people who saw her dressed sexy thought she was smarter than the people who saw her dressed more conservatively. They also believed she was more faithful in relationships!

The researchers believe it shows how people’s stereotypes are evolving . . . now we believe that positive traits like brains and attractiveness are connected. Because, you know, good-looking people didn’t have it easy enough already.

According to a new survey, 67% of Americans admit they fall asleep somewhere other than their bed at least once every few weeks. 10% say it happens daily. So where are we randomly passing out? Check it out . . . Read More »