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Back in July, my daughter and I were invited out to Dillingham Estate to watch my friend Yvette Fernandez marry the love of her life, Keola Kama.

Here's a trippy trip to the Minnesota State Fair midway, culminating in a long-anticipated ferris wheel ride. No magic mushrooms were harmed in the making of this video.

I'd never heard of independent U.S. Senate candidate Robert Fitzgerald before seeing his banner ad.

The University of Hawaii Alumni Association developed a fundraiser in which you could trade a fistful of dollars for a tiny piece of history. Surprisingly, no "Kilroy Was Here" — at least not yet.

Cindy Sheehan's plight resonated strongly with Minneapolis mom Alex. She and her young daughter Ella journeyed from Minneapolis to Camp Casey in Crawford, Texas and shot this video.

This guy is amazing on a BMX. We found him near Science World in Vancouver, BC

I was recently ranting about the advent of the real person online. I wanted to pay homage to all the real people online who have no shame to be themselves; who are coming out one by one from anonymity into the spot light; who are stepping in front of their IP addresses and saying, World, here I am! There is honestly a lot of freedom with not taking ourselves so seriously and being comfortable with who we are. Silly, messed up, successful, whatever. So this is my little homage (courtesy of some family and friends) of us just being us. No fear to be a real person online... even if a bit silly. Laugh at us or with us or not at all -it just doesn't matter. [By the way, I feel a serious post coming soon!) Burpin' Diva Jacked Up Love Riverside Wannabe Rockstar

In today's The S Session, the 4 yr. old discusses the Michael Jackson case and her prediction that he'll be found guilty.

A new documentary work-in-progress explores the journey of women who explose their body and soul's to a photographer's camera.