As a kid, I was such a huge fan of the show Full House. I loved the oldest daughter, D.J. Tanner, played by Candace Cameron, because of her cool clothes and awesome '80s hair. I was surprised to hear she had insecurities about her weight. In an interview with US Weekly she recalls, "I felt chubby. I didn't fit into a lot of my wardrobe. I know it showed on TV." Candace also said, "There were Read more

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What do you get when a raunchy, dirty, frequently inappropriate TV event meets one of the raunchiest, dirtiest, most inappropriate comedians of a generation? Awesomeness — and a stomach that aches with pain from too much laughter. And that's why I'm not-so-secretly looking forward to tonight's roast of Bob Saget on Comedy Central. If you haven't heard yet, Bob Saget is a major dirty perv of a Read more

I honestly don't know what to say about this clip besides that it's just one of those amazing gems you happen across on the Web one day and are somehow able to tie into what you're doing (in this case, wedding coverage on the Sugar network). As the screengrab above suggests, the video after the jump is of Jesse (that's Uncle Jesse to you) on Full House singing to his lovely bride Rebecca (or, Read more

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"...You're Not My Father!" Multimedia artist Paul Slocum took ten of the most dramatic, heart-wrenching seconds of Full House and duplicated them — ten times. With ten different sets of actors. By the fifth or sixth go around, the scene takes on an eerie, almost hypnotic, tone. Try not to get sucked into the whirlwind of D.J.'s emotional outburst and poor Joey's losing battle. Get Flash to Read more