PBS ran a show about George W. Bush’s religious “journey” called The Jesus Factor last night. It is now available for online viewing with either Windows Media Player or RealPlayer.

300 Images From 1800 Sites is all over the weblogs today. Download some new icons of your own.

Today in adventure history.

Here’s lots of textfiles on the occult. You know, for the kids.

You will only find this .gif image amusing if you’ve seen the video for Radiohead’s “Just”.

Animal Congregations, or What Do You Call a Group Of…..? I wasn’t aware a group of cats was a clowder. My day is now complete.

I didn’t think hip-hop and harmonicas could mix. I was wrong, this is great.

This is a long list of “old disease names and their modern definitions.

Smite away: Wrath 2.

This site has lots of movie posters for you to check out. It’s not even a store, which is definitely a rarity.

Bounce the golf ball: Pandaf Golf. There’s an editor as well as a “best of” section with some really difficult designs.

Check out every episode of Happy Tree Friends on one page.

John Borowski’s self-financed and directed documentary about serial murderer H.H. Holmes is finally available on DVD. I’ve always found this case interesting, and the Harold Schecter book on him, “Depraved”, is highly recommended. Support indie film!

The new Litterbox Flash isn’t the usual all cat performance, it’s more of a road trip piece. I like them if only because my wife finds them amazingly annoying.

Tim (with a little help) has a new Flash piece about the Labour Party online, and it’s excellent:

This site answering that nagging question that’s always in the back of your head: what if Max Payne was shown in movie form, using stick figures, and designed with Flash?

They’re not just mysteries… they’re Unexplained Mysteries. (insert dramatic music here)

Write whatever you want on the sign held by the two children in Iraq while a member of the US Military stands by.

Paul Frank’s designs have a website and cartoons of their own: Julius and Friends. They’re even well done. Shocking!

The Cinemorgue lists actresses by name and the movies in which they die. There’s an actor’s section as well. I didn’t know Jane Wiedlin was in the movie Clue.