Hood locator and father of 12 (!) DMX began a six-month stint in jail on Tuesday after failing to pay $400,000 worth of child support, WIVB reports.

In a bizarre (and thus plausible) addition to the Legend of DMX, WPIX reports the rapper is accused of acting a fool, losing his cool, and robbing a 21-year-old New Jersey man at a Newark gas station early Easter morning.

Pauly D just got a deal for a line of T-shirts called "Dirty Beats." That means he, Vinnie and The Situation all have their own lines. Poor Ronnie. Someone give that guy a signature sock line or something.

Actor Dan Resin, better known as the Ty-D-Bol man, died Saturday of complications from Parkinson's disease. Besides his role as pitchman for the toilet cleaner, Resin also played Dr. Beeper in Caddyshack.

Why's Paulie D posing half-naked with his iPhone? If I understand Jersey Shore, it's kind of a given: Why not? But what's DJ Paulie D doing posing half-naked on Guys With iPhones, which is loaded with NSFW gay adverts? Update!

A blog lord lashed out at tourists in a train station; a fameball leered at Gotham's "social maladroits" and a British writer blew up over American English. The Twitterati were xenophobic and claustrophobic at the same time.

Though she's been depicted strangling newspapers and stealing their content, Arianna Huffington was just warmly praised by the Washington Post's publisher. There are several reasons for this, starting with her comment about "very weird porn."

Carol Bartz is on a rampage. First the Yahoo CEO delivered a "fuck you" to Kara Swisher of All Things Digital. At least that half-joking rebuke was somewhat cordial; today Bartz cut off CNBC's Jim Goldman with an icy "excuse me" at the start of an on-air smackdown.

Yahoo's delightfully potty-mouthed CEO dropped another one of her famous F-bombs on the Wall Street Journal's Kara Swisher at the D conference today. The Journal's been promoting the incident online, but can't seem to bring itself to air video of the cussing.

We'll admit, there were some funny lines in this serenade to Rupert Murdoch at the Wall Street Journal's "D" event. But isn't buttering up the boss at the absolute beginning of your tech conference a little blatant?