The “worst musical performance in SNL history.” MLK’s birthday gets closer to becoming a federal holiday. Dustin doesn't think he can be a Salem Witch.

Do you legally have to tell anyone if you win the lottery? A high school student newspaper goes all the way to The Supreme Court. Jordin finds that its unlawful for the guys to make fun of her age.

An animal that humped so much he saved his species. The radio contest that killed a woman. Plus, the messed-up story behind what’s called the “Most Famous Tabloid Photo of the 1920’s.”

The Greeting Committee fans camp out overnight -- in a snowstorm. Ric Flair wins -- smoking loses. What does Amelia Earhart's voice sound like?

A doctor made his celebrity patient sign autographs on his literal death bed. A famous chess player says "all women are terrible" at it. And the story behind one of the most iconic grunge songs of all-time.

You were definitely hearing 50 Cent's "In Da Club" wrong. Also, how much does The President get paid? And how long did it take a guy to ride around the world on an old-timey bike?

A lawsuit brings up conversation about your rights to leave mean anonymously comments on the internet. Plus, The "Whack Heard Round the World." And, how a "round-the-world plane-ticket" actually works.

Which famous gangster played guitar really well? How did they really get Mr. Ed's lips to move? Dustin explains that you might remember a famous American landmark as a different color than it is.

The origins of #FreeTheNipple. Pretty people get away with everything. The first concert in The U.S. Plus, the team talks about the weirdest ways they were broken up with.

This day starts with a rapper sacrificing chickens in her home, and ends with a "naked hug..." Strap in, folks!