According to a new survey by Netflix, more than half of us would be willing to cheat on our partner . . . when it comes to our favorite TV show.  

51% of us said that we'd be willing to watch a new episode of a show WITHOUT our partner, even though we'd promised to watch it together. 

One in eight people have ALREADY cheated on someone with a TV show . . . and one in 10 have been cheated ON.

The most popular place to cheat is on the house's main TV . . . and just watch the show when our partner isn't home.  But 21% would watch it while our partner was home and asleep . . . and 5% would watch it on our phone in the bathroom.

Three out of five cheaters would "spoil" scenes while watching it with our partner later on . . . but one in eight would FAKE IT and act surprised so their partner didn't know they'd cheated.

(Multivu.com)

Thinking of repainting your bedroom?  I mean, who DOESN'T love a project that sounds pretty simple but ends up 15 times more time consuming and frustrating than you expected, right?

Anyway, a new study has ranked 10 bedroom paint colors by how they affect your SLEEP and your MOOD.

The study found people with BLUE walls average the most sleep, seven hours and 52 minutes per night.  Blue isn't just calming . . . the color blue triggers special receptors in our eyes that aid our body's natural sleep rhythms.

PURPLE walls are the worst for sleep, at five hours and 56 minutes.  Purple is a STIMULATING color that makes it tougher for your brain to shut down.

Brown came in second-to-last, at six hours and five minutes of sleep . . . but that might be because people in brown bedrooms have the MOST SEX.  People in red bedrooms have the least . . . even though red is supposed to be SEXY.

Here are all 10 bedroom colors, ranked from most sleep to least sleep:  Blue, yellow, green, silver, orange, red, gold, gray, brown, and purple.

(Daily Mail) 

Early on Tuesday, a drunk guy in his 20s went to a McDonald's in Cork, Ireland and ordered himself a Happy Meal.

And I'm guessing in his drunken logic, he figured since he ordered a kid's meal, he should really sell the bit . . . so he tried to SQUEEZE into a McDonald's HIGH CHAIR.

But he got stuck, and couldn't get himself out.  The staff called the police and THREE COPS showed up to help pull the guy out of the high chair.

They WERE able to get him free.  No charges are going to be filed.

McDonald's Ireland actually had a pretty good response to this.  Quote, "McDonald's is aware of the incident . . . we recommend that children don't use the high chair without adult supervision."

(Cork Independent / Metro)

Ryan Lee is a chiropractor in Los Angeles who's addicted to crack. No, not the drug. He makes bodies crack. This Rhett and Link-produced commercial will explain what he does.