Matt Ledesma

Adult film star Ron Jeremy has done a shot-for-shot remake of Miley Cyrus' 'Wrecking Ball' video. WARNING: Some things can't be unseen.

Sometimes, one craves to feel...oh, how do you say...ah yes...dirty. And that is when one turns to Ke$ha. The following is a real-time account first viewing of Ke$ha's new music video 'Dirty Love'.

Uncle Phil and The Shredder. Two pop-culture pillars of the 90's. Gone but certainly never forgotten.

In 2014, let's keep it simple.

Less than a week away from the grand opening of his new store Geekopolis in Wichita Falls, self-proclaimed geek Bryan Lyons shares his thoughts on the new business venture and whether geek culture is now the mainstream.

It's rare to truly capture the feelings of life altering experiences. A first kiss. Seeing a child take his or her first steps. Holding back tears and girlish whimpers after watching The O.C. season one finale. (Don't judge me). Well, no more. Here is a real-time documentation of my first viewing of this latest cultural work of art -- the music video for Mike WiLL Made-It's "23" ft. Miley Cyrus, Wiz Khalifa & Juicy J.

We're sorry, Baby Boomer parents. We beg your forgiveness from the very depths of our millennial hearts -- right next to our love for dubstep music and the new iOS 7 update.

Miley Cyrus isn't a role model for America's impressionable minds. Any reasonable young person with little to adequate parental guidance should know better. She's a 20-year old who gets paid millions to shake what Billy Ray gave her. Shouldn't we all be so lucky?

While many acknowledged a Ben Affleck Batman as a death sentence for a cinematic franchise so recently resurrected, there's still a glimmer of hope for those feeling trapped in an insurmountable prison pit of nerd despair.

Let's be real. This thing is happening Sunday night. But the question is, why?