Cops sometimes make mistakes on the address when trying to track down a criminal. Unprofessional though it may be, it does happen. But one Brooklyn couple has had police and FBI try to track down criminals at their house FIFTY times in the past eight years. Good work, officers of the law. ...more.

Everyone loves a good snowball fight, so long as ice balls are kept purely off-limits. Everyone, that is, except the NYPD, who are attempting to prosecute four teens in the Bronx for accidentally hitting an undercover traffic cop with a snowball. They're facing up to a year in prison. For a snowball. ...more.

For some reason, establishments think that putting up a sign is a way of deterring certain undesirable elements of society from coming in, as if a sign has the power of making people reconsider their way of life. The latest attempt comes from a Chuck E. Cheese in Harlem which is banning everything from glass cutters to..towels. ...more.

Today we have two great prizes to give away! Both are tremendous coffee table books featuring dozens of amazing full-color images of two of the classic teams of the National Football League. These books are without a doubt must-haves for any Pittsburgh Steelers or New York Giants fan. ...more.

So due to my racism, I was pretty sure all Asian dudes knew at least one type of martial arts. But this video of a bike messenger getting into a fight with an old Asian dude may prove otherwise.Hmm, then again, perhaps it's because it was a Kryptonite bike lock. Asian people are known to lose their powers when confronted with kryptonite. And Superman was known for his ability to do math fas ...more.

Lindsay Lohan and gal pal (I sound like a real gossiper!) Samantha Ronson were in NYC yesterday....more.

Now that sex-fiend Eliot Spitzer is retiring, we get to meet his replacement. Introducing David Paterson. He's Black, he's blind, and he's ready for action!Because the public schools in New York City could not guarantee him an education without placing him in special education classes, his parents bought a house in Hempstead, on Long Island, where he became the first legally disabled person ...more.