Can You Name This Very Patriotic Young Lady?

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Shacking Up With Bears in Alaska and Megan Fox on Kimmel

We've heard nothing but good things about the documentary "Grizzly Man," about a guy who spent 13 summers in Alaska living with grizzly bears. So yes, we're recommending Animal Planet tonight (8 p.m.). If you missed them on Sunday, the BET Awards are re-airing at 8 p.m.

Here's tonight's late-night lineup:
"Daily Show": Filmmaker Robert Kenner
"Colbert Report": Mountaineer Ed Viesturs
"Letterman": repeat.
"Conan": repeat.
"Kimmel": Megan Fox.
"Ferguson": repeat.
"Fallon": repeat.

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50 Cent Ends His Feud with the YouTube Kid, Finally Achieves Street Cred

Fiddy has brought Pruane2forever on as his "secret weapon." Question: Do we think the kid is wearing braces or a grill? [Via]

Venus vs. Serena. Wimbledon Finals. July Fourth. Again. [ESPN]

Doggystyle women's men's soccer goal celebration. Yikes. [Busted Coverage]

A new website devoted to Creepy Faces.

The Bottle Throttle is "the pinnacle of beer shotgunning technology."

Do you have the dirtiest apartment in America?

Shaq says he has one very simple motto for his time in Cleveland: "Win a Ring for the King." Oh yeah, he also wants to shoot 30 shots a night.

This girl hit a pretty cool golf shot. [Holy Taco]

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Have You Voted for Mark Teixera 25 Times Yet?

Baseball fans have until tonight at midnight ET to vote their favorite MLB player into this year's All-Star game. I've already voted for Kevin Youkilis and Dustin Pedroia 25 times (the maximum allowed) but what fun is it if other fans don't put up a fight. Yankee fans, Mark Teixera is so close to getting that first spot over Youk you just need to get those votes in. The MLB Midsummer Classic is my favorite out of all of the All-Star games because it means something. It definitely helps to have home field advantage in the World Series, so help your team out by getting the right players on the roster. VOTE!

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Michael Jackson's Last Dance

Hold for applause.

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Drake's New Video Fulfills Every Women's Lockerroom Fantasy You've Ever Had

Drake, by the way, used to star on "Degrassi High." Something makes us think that there weren't scenes like these in the show. "Best I Ever Had," by the way, was directed by Kanye West. Of course it was. [via On Smash]

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Hitler Didn't Take Michael Jackson's Death Very Well

True, I've seen this scene played out with hilarious subtitles before, but this has got to be the best version yet. And maybe close to the funniest MJ tribute on the web. Please take note of the "Family Guy"/"Cleveland" show commentary toward the end. Couldn't agree more...

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Wu-Tang Drops Some NYC Crack

Here's your last Download of the Day before the holiday weekend: Wu-Tang Clan's "NYC Crack," featuring RZA. It's off of "Chamber Music," Wu-Tang's new album, which we told you about on Tuesday. Download it here.

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Red, White, and Brew: The Best Microbreweries in America

I love American craft beer. The diversity is equal to the deliciousness and new microbreweries keep popping up all over the country, keeping things fresh and interesting. For the Fourth of July, we're saluting America by bringing together the best American micro-breweries by region and suggesting a brew from each of them to bring to your Independence Day barbecue or just sip while watching fireworks this year.

West Coast:


- Anchor Summer Beer (Anchor Brewing Company; San Francisco)
- Arrogant Bastard Ale (Stone Brewing Company; Escondido, Calif.)
- Drop Top Amber Ale (Widmer Brothers Brewing Company; Portland, Ore.)
- A Little Sumpin' Sumpin' Ale (Lagunitas Brewing Company; Petaluma, Calif.)
- Mirror Pond Pale Ale (Deschutes Brewery; Bend, Ore.)  Keep Reading »

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Craig Robinson Recommends Chocolate Guns, Milf Hunters, and Wintergreen Blasts of Goodness

All in favor of an "Office" spin-off starring Craig Robinson, say I? [via Funny or Die]

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Cheryl Cole's See-Through Dress is Making Our Knees Quiver

Back in April, FHM named Cheryl Cole the sexiest woman in the world. It was hard for us to argue back then and even harder now after taking a look at Cheryl's latest look, this see-through number at an event in London the other night. A few more shots after the jump. [via Egotastic]  Keep Reading »

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BroBible's Ultimate 4th of July Grocery List

Normally this is where I would give you a kick-ass recipe for the best burger you've ever tasted, some blazin' barbecue baked beans, or a potato salad that would make your mother shed proud, joyful tears, but sometimes cooking everything from scratch seems like a little too much work. Plus, a good cook knows how to make due with what he has and if all your cooking skills amount to almost nothing, well you should know how to throw a party, too. Print this list out, buy everything on it and fire up the grill while you let your even drunker friends light the fireworks.

Meat:
Where to get it? Butcher or well stocked grocery meat counter.
What to get? Bratwurst, burgers, anything smoked.
You can go with any kind of Bratwurst here. Some companies have a Cheddarwurst, which has cheese inside of it, and eliminates a whole step for you. Success. (Tip: Boil the brats in a cheap beer for five minutes before you grill 'em). For the burgers, ask your butcher for an 80/20 lean-to-fat mix. With burgers as in life, fat equals flavor. And finally, pick up a kielbasa or a jalapeno-smoked sausage; anything but a hot dog.  Keep Reading »

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Depp Pulls Out His Tommy Gun, and Real Worlders Keep Partying in Cancun

July Fourth weekend officially begins with the big July 1st movie premieres, and of course the flick to see tonight -- and all holiday weekend -- is "Public Enemies," starring Johnny Depp, Christian Bale, and Marion Cotillard. "Enemies" has gotten pretty solid reviews, but face it, you're paying your $12.50 simply to watch Depp for two hours. He's that good. For anyone with a kid brother to entertain, "Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs" opens tonight, too.

On TV, yes, another season of "The Real World" (MTV, 10 p.m.) is upon us. This time in Cancun, because why even pretend like the eight strangers are in the house to do anything other than drink and have sex? Last week, we caught the first episode of "The Philanthropist" (NBC, 10 p.m.), and really liked it. Check it out. Discovery is airing a marathon of "Pitchmen" episodes, in honor of Billy Mays, all night.

Here's tonight's late-night lineup:
"Daily Show": author Justin Fox
"Colbert Report": columnist Nicholas Kristof
"Letterman": repeat
"Conan": repeat
"Kimmel": Shia LaBeouf, actress June Diane Raphael, Eric Hutchinson
"Ferguson": Denis Leary, Diane Birch, Tod Sawyer
"Fallon": repeat

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Girls Will Be Slamming Tequila Shots All Summer Thanks to the Paradiso Girls

We can't tell if this video is an advertisement or a legit music video, but that doesn't mean we don't love it. The single "Patron Tequila" is by a PCD-ish girl group called Paradiso Girls, along with Lil John and Eve. BroBible contributor Commie Rat chimes in wit this assessment: "This thing is guaranteed to be the number one club anthem this summer. Literally, women who hear this come on the speakers will take several shots of tequila and then sleep with the first man they see." We'll drink to that.

Aziz Ansari's "Fuck Tales" are really funny. [Double Viking]

Some drunk guy in Las Vegas gets in a TV reporter's live shot, so he slaps him. [Warming Glow]

The 10 sexiest female celebrities who are single include Rachel McAdams (what?! really?!), Vanessa Minnillo, and yes, Bar Rafaeli.

Amanda Righetti is your hump day hottie. [Thunder Treats]

Two items from Uncrate today: At right, the Go Plate, which will allow you to hold your drink and eat with one hand at your next party. And The Man Wall, which has room for four TVs, a DVD player, sports ticker, surround sound speakers, built-in refrigerated beer keg with tap, a microwave, a humidor, and a wine rack -- all for just $14,900.

More celebrity deaths today: actor Karl Malden, who won an Oscar for "Streetcar Named Desire" and was a pitchman for American Express ("don't leave home without it), died at age 97. And Mollie Sugden, the star of "Are You Being Served?" died at age 86. [CNN and Telegraph]

Your Wimbledon semifinals are set: Andy Roddick needed five sets to beat Leyton Hewitt. He'll play Andy Murray with a shot at a Finals matchup with either Roger Federer or Djokovic-upseter Tommy Haas

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Find Blind Dates Too Awkward? Two 'Ignighters' Want to Introduce You to Group Dating

While Bros hold down jobs of all types, there is no career aspiration more common among us than the prospect of becoming a successful entrepreneur. What Bro hasn't had an idea for a new business and dreamed of making it big -- and yes, striking it rich? And so, every week, BroBible picks the mind of a successful Bro entrepreneur and discovers what it takes to turn a simple idea into a thriving business. You've recently TOMS shoes founder Blake Mycoskie, sports agent Doug Eldridge, Hollywood agent Ben Press, Tanteo Tequila founder Jonathan Rojewski, Bonobos co-founder Brian Spaly, 30 Words co-founder Andrew Kitchell, and GearRx founder Jeffrey Pandolfino.

Up next is Adam Sachs, the co-founder with fellow Northwestern grad Dan Osit of Ignighter.com, a website that facilitates "group dating." What's group dating? It's just like blind dating except without the awkwardness of one-on-one, oh-my-god-she's-awful meet and greets. Essentially Match.com on steroids, Ignighter allows you and your single Bros to search for groups of single ladies who are also looking to hang out and have a good time in the same city. Ignighter helps you find girls worth pursuing, and then helps set up the date. So far about 15,000 groups have registered on Ignighter, so we caught up with Sachs -- who, yes, is also a client -- to find out the details and see if all our BroBible readers should join up.

BroBible: What was the inspiration behind Ignighter?

Adam Sachs: The inspiration for Ignighter came out of a real life need that my co-founder Dan and I felt when we graduated from college and moved to New York. We were used to the structured social setting that we had in school. We had university groups, our fraternity, class, and a bunch of other avenues for meeting new people. Once we started our jobs in NYC, we quickly realized how isolating it was.

What's the advantage behind using a group dating site like Ignighter versus just going out with your boys looking for groups of girls?

Of course the goal, when out with your boys, is always to meet a group of girls, but that doesn't always happen. When you use a site like Ignighter, you are no longer leaving things up to chance. Approaching new groups isn't always easy. You never know if that group of girls is there to meet a new group of guys or just to have a low-key girls' night out away from their boyfriends. When you plan a date through Ignighter, everybody's on the same page.

Isn't there some danger in any type of group dating -- where there's a specific motivation to make something happen by the end of the night -- that guys might end up competing over the same girl?  Keep Reading »

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