Upon exclusively viewing the CW's Stylista — a reality show featuring 11 contestants competing for The Greatest Prize Ever (and a job at Elle magazine) — we discovered the premise is quite obviously based on The Devil Wears Prada: Incompetent people who have no business being involved in the fashion industry? Check. Frightening dictator (fashion news director Anne Slowey)? Check. Inane tasks that have seemingly nothing to do with fashion? Check. The difference: We wanted Anne Hathaway to succeed in the movie; in the reality TV version, we kind of hope everyone fails miserably.

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Like two bees trapped in a jar, intelligent Republicans who know Sarah Palin is a terrible dolt and the crazed wackos still supporting the Alaskan governor are currently in a fight to the death. Let's stand on high like Romans watching the gladiators, shall we?

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A South Carolina mayor says he was just trying to authenticate information when he used his business e-mail account to forward to colleagues and friends a message disparaging Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama. Danny Funderburk, of Fort Mills, says he wanted to see if there was "any validity" to the chain e-mail's claim that Obama is indeed the devil.

The e-mail, which has circulated in the last six months since Obama secured the Democratic nomination, claims the biblical book of Revelation says the antichrist will be in his 40s and of Muslim ancestry.

There is no such scripture. And Obama is not a Muslim. But that hasn’t stopped the e-mail.

Mayor Funderburk says he's got "no way of knowing" if Obama is the antichrist.

A lot of people don't know this, but a few days ago the Devil surfaced to take Pamela Anderson as his eternal bride. Of course, the nuptials took place in Vegas, and at their conclusion, Satan summoned a tornado to rip the lovebats asunder. Pam went without a fight, as hell hath no fury like a woman who's been married to Kid Rock and Tommy Lee.

More pics after this jump.

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