Do you think Bloody Loco knows that he's become an internet sensation? The man who demanded a fellow straphanger on the 7 train recognize (a-fucking-sap!) remains a mystery, which is probably a good thing, but Gawker did get a little more information about the behind-the-scenes. The sweater-clad, book-reading man Bloody Loco was yelling at tells them, "I got on the subway and accidentally bumped his leg and it started. He called me a pussy and I told him 'I am what I eat.' When a girl laughed he went ballistic. The guy got off a couple of stops later asking me to get off the subway and 'shoot it out' with him" [he declined]. more ›

Fresh meat will be denied to a nation eager to see justice meted out upon the Colorado parents behind the "Balloon Boy" saga—if the family's lawyer has his way. Richard and Mayumi Heene could face up to six years in prison and a fine of up to $500,000 if it's proven that they falsely reported that six-year-old son Falcon had been carried away in a homemade balloon on Thursday. Denver lawyer David Lane says his clients are willing to surrender, in part so they aren't arrested in front of their children. more ›