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Television hath never had a foursome quite as quick, sassy, and cheesecake-prone as Dorothy, Sophia, Blanche, and Rose. Any superfan who watched The Golden Girls in real time throughout the mids and early '90s—or you know, on TV Land, later on—knows all too well that some of the best ongoing inside jokes start with "Picture it: Sicily," or end in a punchline about Blanche's, you know, sexual proclivities. Now that three of the GG s are gone—may they rest in peace —and Betty White —bless her! Keep reading for of the best, cutest, and most hilarious Golden Girls quotes of all-time. Picture it: Sicily…"— Sophia.

Pushpika De Silva, a pageant queen who won the title of "Mrs. Sri Lanka" in April , said she was injured after her crown was forcefully removed from her head onstage by a former winner. The incident was captured on a televised broadcast of the ceremony, which showed De Silva being named the winner of Mrs. Sri Lanka before her crown was taken by Caroline Jurie, who won the pageant in and is currently the reigning Mrs. In a video of the crowning ceremony published by the Colombo Gazette , Jurie cited a pageant rule that prevents women who have been divorced from winning the title.

We present the worst music videos ever from Susan Boyle to Milli Vanilli and back again. That big-haired lady straddling the cannon is Cher. Good on you, Paris Hilton — you successfully created something that sucked more than the song itself which, frankly, we thought would be impossible to do.

The origin of the term is unclear. Although Professor Sheri Parks of the University of Maryland claims to have coined it circa , it apparently has been in use among journalists and Fark. It's also been referred to as "missing pretty girl" syndrome and " Damsel in Distress " syndrome. In particular, the United States and to a lesser extent Canada has the AMBER Alert, which is a special alert code for child abductions and was named for the young white daughter of influential parents. For more information, including a detailed breakdown of the coverage cycle and links to dozens of cases, see this article at Wikipedia.