Seth MacFarlane seemed to avoid the borderline anti-Jewish jibes expected of him during his opening monologue at the 85th Academy Awards last night. The producer and voice actor, who is not Jewish, made up for the omission in the second part of the evening, with a skit involving his stuffed alter ego Ted that some are calling anti-Semitic. Mark Wahlberg joined his teddy bear costar to present the award for best sound editing. The bit had a rocky start, as MacFarlane—through Ted—began listing some …More

As Seth MacFarlane finalizes his jokes for the 85th Annual Academy Awards this Sunday, lobbyists and pro-rights activists of every kind are gearing up with rage for the chance to destroy MacFarlane and those same jokes Monday morning. Perhaps it is a bit negative to assume that people will be eager to attack the 1st time Oscar host, but it seems logical that MacFarlane will absolutely insult, demean, and make several groups extremely uncomfortable. Again, to those feeling this is too harsh a presumption, you …More

Attention online daters: In another life, one in which she’s not a Hollywood star, you’d have a shot at kicking some game to Mila Kunis. Kunis, whose new movie “Ted” opened this weekend, told Glamour that she would be an active member of the internet dating scene if life hadn’t dictated another course for her. Of course, in this alternative universe she wouldn’t be famous, which may or may not impact one’s decision to message her. Ahh, the paradox. "If I didn't do what I …More

Ever wonder what “The Muppets” would look like if it was written by Seth MacFarlane? Wonder no more. But fair warning: the images you are about to see cannot be unseen. Meet Ted. Ted is a stuffed teddy bear, wished to life by John Bennett (Mark Wahlberg) as a child. Now he is a foul mouthed roommate that won’t leave, even after 35-year-old Bennett moves in with Laurie, played by Mila Kunis. There’s obscene gestures, a list of white trash names, and a thunder song. Oh, and there’s …More