Actor, director, curmudgeon and sometimes-Republican Clint Eastwood was in a commercial (for Chrysler) during yesterday's Super Bowl. But now, noted Republican political icon Karl Rove says he was "offended" by the Eastwood ad spot because it apparently furthered a Democratic agenda. Check out the ad below and tell us if you think it's politically slanted ...

The government of Brazil is suing Twitter for $300,000 because Brazilian drivers are using the social network to avoid police and traffic patrols and controls, including police with radar guns and checkpoints. Twitter has yet to comment on this new (and quite illegal) use of their technology ...

The entire website might be in Swedish, but all you really need to know: Someone has invented a new type of keyring that lets you open it by pressing it instead of destroying your fingers trying to pry it apart. It is obviously the greatest contribution to the human process ever conceived ...

Chuck Norris has endorsed Newt Gingrich in a hilariously over-the-top essay. Come for the Invasion U.S.A.'s note that he is a six-time karate champion, stay for the part where he says that "only heaven and earth combined" can defeat Mitt Romney's money, the mainstream media and the "GOP elite" ...

There's nothing more annoying than being at a Super Bowl party and having someone talk loudly during the commercials. Don't they understand that's the whole point of the four-hour broadcast? Fortunately, the Internet has saved the day once again. Here are all the ads from yesterday's game ...