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If Chuck, the SEO Rapper were MC Hammer, well, this out fit at Hubspot would be the equivalent of Vanilla Ice. I’m not quite sure where I stand on this video, though I will give them credit for putting it together, must have taken some work. I’d trust them with some SEO Work for sure. Plus they have a great point. Without further interruption, I present to you, Baby Got Leads.

Tiger Woods was the untouchable golden boy of golf. While some politicians may be off limits for obvious reasons, we now see that celebrities aren’t, after witnessing the media’s character assassination blitz against the worlds #1 Athlete.

In yesteryear, such stars as Michael Jordan and politicians as John F. Kennedy enjoyed the media’s lack of thorough reporting when an incident would negatively affect their image. Not to say Jordan was out there doing the same thing Tiger Woods was, but stuff like punching his teammate in the face, his addiction to gambling, were not thoroughly reported, and probably hardly investigated. In a capitalistic country, this is somewhat understandable when you’re a breathing, walking, and living product known in many living rooms across the country.

Is it a bird, is it a plane? No, its Michael Jordan. Maybe, maybe not. It turns out, social media does work, even when the person using it is straight up lying.

When Michael Jordan gave his Hall of Fame speech he mentioned that Bryon Russel motivated him to come back. He also mentioned he didn’t push off of Bryon Russel when the Bulls beat the Jazz in the NBA Finals in 1998 (He did push off). The two had unsettled business.

Has the AP gone mad? No, they did not spend much time or resources fact checking Sarah Palin’s book, Going Rouge, but they are wasting Americans time with their ill fascination and humiliation of the new politician on the scene. I neither dislike, nor like Sarah Palin, but I do feel bad for her, and at the same time respect her sudden rise in the Republican forefront. One has to consider, why the AP did not mention that she got stuck with bills from the presidential election that McCain’s camp promised to pay for. FACT!

The Butterfly Effect (2004) movie is one that should be on your "must watch" list and on your "Collectible DVD" shelf if you haven’t seen it already or own it.

Life is full of a bunch of what ifs and regrets. The truth is, if you went back and changed one small detail, it could dramatically effect the lives of those closest to you. This movie poetically portrays just that as the main character, Evan Treborn , played by actor Ashton Kutcher tries to make things right for everyone close to him. He finds out the hard way, that for every cause, there is an equal or greater effect. Usually in this movie, the effects are extreme.

"The Oprah Winfrey Show," an iconic broadcast that grew over two decades into a daytime television powerhouse and the foundation of a multibillion-dollar media empire, will end its run in 2011…MSNBC.com

It’s a long time coming, the Queen of day time television, Ms. Oprah Winfrey will call it quits on CBS in 2011. Over 2 decades, and 25 seasons she will finally end her reign. Authors better hurry up and finish their books in hopes to get on one of her final shows. Women will be lining up to get tickets to shows in her final year. It will definitely be historic, but definitely not the end all.