Election Night Photo of the Day: “President Barack Obama makes an election night phone call to [presumptive Speaker of the House] Rep. John Boehner (R-Ohio) from his Treaty Room office in the White House residence, Nov. 2, 2010.”

[whflickr.]

Breaking News of the Day: Don’t smoke ‘em if you’ve got ‘em.

[@latimes.]

Late Links:

• Capri Anderson starred in a Charlie Sheen porn spoof before she starred in the real thing.

• Evolutionary psychologist: Smart people more likely to use psychoactive drugs.

• Bikini Tuesday: Rosie Jones.

• Cleavage Tuesday: Jodie Marsh.

• Pretty In Print: Nicole Richie in Harper’s Bazaar; Elizabeth Hurley in Yo Dona; Jorgie Porter in Nuts.

• Get To Know A Hottie: Lily Aldridge.

• International Beauty of the Day: Sophie Howard and Sophie Reade.

• Coming Soon to California: Post Prop 19 products from Ron English.

• Nerve: Sex Advice From Marathon Runners.

• TSJ: Five Things We Want to Know about MC Hammer’s Jay-Z Diss Video.

• Holy Taco: We Live In A World Where 10-Year-Olds Are Giving Birth.

• Manofest: 20 Politicians Grabbing Imaginary Boobs.

• Late List: Top 7 People Caught Having Sex in Cemeteries.

[photo: iheartchaos.]

Untoon of the Day: “Super Meat Boy” by David Rapoza.

Team Meat or Die.

[deviantart.]

Non-Player Character of the Day: American Greetings designer/illustrator Dan Liuzzi put on ThinkGeek’s signature tie and homemade mask and went as an 8-bit version of himself.

More pics here.

[thanks dan!]

Crazy-Good Fan-Made Crossover of the Day: Halo and Sprocket’s Kerry Callen imagines what it might look like if Silver-Age DC drew Marvel superheros.

Callen explains:

Have you ever noticed that early Marvel covers typically showcased a superhero fighting a villain, while during the same period, DC covers presented mostly outrageous, character scenarios? I started wondering what DC would have done with the Marvel characters back in the 60’s.

[c|a.]

This x That:

Know This:

• PSA: The McRib is back.

• Andrew Breitbart dropped from ABC election night coverage over misrepresentation of role.

• Keith Olbermann drops “Worst Persons” segment from show, for now.

• Scientific breakthrough may lead to Common Cold cure.

• Better Know A Dead Person: Charlie O’Donnell, Wheel of Fortune announcer, dead at 78. Also: Broadway singer Shannon Tavarez, at 11. And: Surfing Champ Andy Irons, at 32.

Read This:

• Google sues government, alleges Microsoft favoritism.

• Official numbers show News Corp. lost readers to paywall.

• MTV says it’s sorry for transphobic Jersey Shore reunion.

• Happy 10th birthday to the International Space Station.

Look At This:

• A Billboard That Advertises Nothing But Clean Air.

The Other:

• NewsFeed: Why Did Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert Ignore the Internet?

• Techland: Best Viral Videos To Help You Understand Proposition 19.

• Tea x Time List: The McRib Hacked: Five Ways to Enhance the McRib.

• Above: Alphabetic Bookshelf from KAYIWA. (via.)

Eco-Friendly Umbrella Stand of the Day: Junjie Zhang’s “Green Trace” umbrella stand uses runoff droplets to grow embedded seeds into patches of grass, bringing a touch of nature to an otherwise mirthless space.

[yanko.]