Leave it to the New York Post to print up that classy headline on the front page of today’s tabloid. It references news of a 44 lb. cat found in New Jersey; volunteers at the animal shelter she’s currently at refer to the cat as “Princess Chunk.”

I’d seen two other stories about this hefty feline, but it wasn’t until I saw the NYP’s headline that I decided to give it attention. And really, I feel dirty for that.

WABC’s report on the portly Princess includes video. Somehow, I get the impression the cat can barely walk on its own because it’s so huge.

And yet, more people made a ruckus over the video game “Fat Princess.”

Below is the first trailer for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, due out this November.

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Just sayin’.

Via SFist, a post-earthquake tweet on twitter:

I am totally serious. My Ob/Gyn was IN my vagina and an earthquake started rattling the room! – MissRFTC

Did anyone by chance visit a proctologist?

Minor props to CNET for a clever article title about YouTube and traditional journalism: Video Scooped the Journalism Star. While the recent video of a New York City police officer body checking a cyclist (below left) is what the article references, the headline alludes to “Video Killed the Radio Star,” the first music video ever aired on MTV (below right).