A hallowed piece of the Internet has been sullied.

If you regularly visit Google’s home page, then you probably noticed that the (usually) clean and white website has an advertisement on it … for the Internet giant’s Nexus 7 tablet.

Now, this isn’t the first time that Google has put an ad for one it’s products on its famous homepage, but it’s extremely rare — and, we’re pretty sure this is the biggest one they’ve ever done.

The Twittersphere was abuzz about a photo that the Obama team tweeted in response to Clint’s speech. It featured Barack in his chair and said, “This seat’s taken.” The same photo also went viral on Facebook when the Obama team posted it with the same text (this time, placed upon it).

Did the POTUS just tell Clint to go ahead and make his day … in a very funny way?

Yeah, we think he did.

If you think you’ve been celebrating the addition of Snooki’s baby, Lorenzo, to the “Jersey Shore” group correctly … think again!

The only true way to welcome “Enzo” to the world properly is by chowing down on the new “Snooki Burger” and “Baby” slider from BGR — a Washington, D.C.-based burger-joint chain.

The Snooki comes with cream cheese, jalapeños and “mojo sauce;” and the Baby is a fried pickle that comes on the side.

Donald Trump pulled a very ungentlemanly move on the Twittersphere this week.

The development mogul went on an angry rant against Huffington Post Founder Arianna Huffington, saying that she’s “unattractive both inside and out” and that her former husband made the right move when he “left her for a man.”

Meanwhile, Arianna is staying classy by not rising to his taunts.

In response to comments from the haters, Donald explained that he didn’t think his comments were “harsh.”

What’s happening at the RNC this week?

Well, that depends on who you ask. 

If asked, Ron Paul supporters would tell you some fun stories about their wild delegate party Sunday night (about 10,000 people came out to play). But, Mitt Romney fans? Not so much.

We now have a new nickname for Ron and it’s “The Party Maestro!”

Teach us your partying ways, Mr. Paul!  

The YG Network has decided to give GOP women (who are bored at the national convention) the option to get a little girly.

They’ve opened a “Woman Up!” pavilion for hair and makeup touch-ups, because, well, nothing says “girly” more than an on-site salon.

A ThinkProgress reporter asked whether they were also offering a male equivalent to the salon — to which a salon rep responded, “Real men know how to Woman Up!” 

Why can’t a person can’t put a COOL time capsule together?

What makes you think the world wants to open a box that’s been sealed for a century to find some newspaper clippings about the county fair in 1912? 

Really?! Put “Deep Throat” inside or something!

Alas, such is the thinking of the people who assemble time capsules, including the one unveiled in Norway Friday afternoon.