Gregory Weinkauf, 9/4/11

Poet, pundit, award-winning cinema critic, lives to dance

Alien lunar bases? Covert U.S. government lunar bases? Both? Does one hand (NASA) not know what the other hand (the military) is doing? I don't know.

Stuart Claxton, 8/31/11

Marketing manager, Guinness World Records

What is it about records and the people who break them that is so fascinating to people?

Eric Williams, 8/31/11

Screenwriter

Malcolm Kushner, 8/30/11

“America’s Favorite Humor Consultant”

Words such as "jeggings" (a hybrid of jeans and leggings) and "skank" (a derogatory term for a loose woman). Should Shakespeare be turning over in his grave or "tweeting" in delight?

Alejandro Rojas, 8/28/11

UFO and Paranormal researcher and journalist

Britain's Ministry of Defence ceased to collect UFO reports as of December 2009. However, UFO files being released by the British National Archives contain cases that clearly should be of concern.

Elliott Quince, 8/29/11

Art Director

There's a statistic that goes something like this:"'In London that you are only ever seven feet away from a rat" - I don't know how true this is but if you were to substitute the word "rat" for "Star Wars fan" and "London" for "Anywhere in the world" then I think I'd have a hard time arguing.

David Wilcock, 8/22/11

Lecturer, Filmmaker, Researcher

Ancient prophecies foretold a coming Golden Age in our very near future - and the U.S. government may well have encoded these predictions into a variety of mysterious symbols.

Alejandro Rojas, 8/22/11

UFO and Paranormal researcher and journalist

Gabe Valdez was a former New Mexico state patrol officer in the Dulce, New Mexico area. During his tenure, beginning in the 1970's, he began investigating mysterious cattle mutilations.

Dan Morrison, 8/21/11

The central structure and its four minarets were obviously clad in bathroom tiles, some in floral patterns of pink, amber, and lilac. The Belgian diamonds Moni had spoken of had apparently been replaced by plastic.

Priya Malhotra, 8/23/11

Medical student

I'm not easily grossed out. This is why I'm in medical school. I won't be able to reply with a heteronormative "ew!" if a patient shows me an infected wound, complains of bloody stools, or vomits on my Cole Haans.

Varla Ventura, 8/24/11

Author, Beyond Bizarre: Frightening Facts and Blood-Curdling True Tales

Bridal Bizarre is one of my favorite topics. I've been collecting stories of true freakisms for years and they are endless: a woman marrying a dolphin, a man marrying a body pillow.... The heart's desire knows no bounds.

The Daily Meal, 8/17/11

TheDailyMeal.com

The messier the better, these festivals celebrate food in its simplest form: projectile.

Craig Kanalley, 8/18/11

Senior Editor, Traffic & Trends, The Huffington Post

The addiction is very real for me. Many told me I could never do it. I decided to try this anyway: Two weeks without publicly posting anything on Facebook or Twitter.

Joe Peacock, 8/17/11

Author, journalist and troublemaker

Society and humankind have evolved to a point where economics and technology advance to bring us steps (and sometimes leaps) forward in our standards of living. Why wouldn't this also apply to cereal bags?

David Mizejewski, 8/16/11

Naturalist, National Wildlife Federation; Blogger, Animal Planet

In addition to Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster and Mothman, probably the next most famous creature-that-might-exist is the Chupacabra.

Joe Nickell, Ph.D.,, 8/17/11

Professional Paranormal Investigator

I have been studying these and other reputed paranormalities for 40 years. By 1995 I had become, apparently, the world's only full-time professional paranormal investigator.

Drew Curtis, 8/11/11

Founder and Administrator, Fark.com

A lot of you were already aware that Fark was sued by a patent troll back in January. But now it's over and I want to tell everyone what really happened: we didn't pay them a single dime.