Taylor Swift, for the second time in a week … “Man charged with killing woman for taking phone call during sex” … NSFW photos of Gisele changing in a car … need to get this pilot in a room with Sully … two sports media jobs with “no future” … this sad story will leave you upset … are people really using mobile apps more than browsers on their smart phones? … David Simon is serious about newspaper corrections … NPR’s 50 favorite albums of 2010 … “Female passenger subjected to patdown ‘because her sanitary towel showed up on body scanner‘” … worth linking again – send it to your parents …

Jacking off in Wal-Mart to the SI swimsuit issue will get you a lifetime ban from the store. [Smoking Gun]

Duke 84, Michigan State 79. Kyrie Irving led everyone with 31 points. [Fox Sports]

Here are the 2011 Grammy nominations. [Music!]

Give Bill Russell a damn statue! [Boston Magazine]

Joe Johnson will be out 4-6 weeks (elbow), but the Hawks won without him last night, 112-109 over the Grizzlies. [AJC]

Even Ohio State students find Gordon Gee’s comments about Boise State idiotic. [The Lantern]

Nevada’s win over Boise State last week? It cost the league about $10 million, and the Wolfpack $1 million. [Business Insider]

For the 2nd time in a few weeks, Brett Favre says this is his final year. [Star Tribune]

The Molly Sims-Auburn photos keep rolling in. [War Eagle Reader]

Under no circumstances should anyone let the Raptors shoot 58% from the field and win a game by 19 points. UNC rookie Ed Davis made his Toronto debut: 11 points in 24 minutes. [Star]

Some statistical evidence that LeBron and Wade aren’t clicking. [Basketball Prospectus]

ESPN’s Len Elmore thinks Bruce Pearl should be suspended for a “couple years” for lying to the NCAA. [USA Today]

Newspaper does the same Andrew Luck NFL draft exercise we did last week. [Charlotte Observer]

For a kicker, Jay Feely is interesting. [Republic]

No matter how good of a driver you think you are …

Here’s Dwight Howard doing his best Derek Anderson.

Old, but odd: Rick Barry vs. Bill Russell, on air.