Farrah Abraham 'Wait, Who's Trayvon Martin?'

Farrah Abraham has NO IDEA who
Trayvon Martin is -- but she thinks
Trayvon is a woman she may have
met ... because Farrah Abraham is an idiot. "Backdoor Teen Mom" made the unbelievably stupid comments on the "Matty P's Radio Happy Hour" show ... when the host asked how she felt about the Trayvon situation. "I feel like I've met her or something," Farrah blurted out of her stupid mouth ... adding, "It sounds so familiar ... I don't know what she is so I can't picture the person with the name right now."Farrah Abrahamladies and gentlemen ...she's a moron.

Jay-Z I'm Just as Big as The Real Magna Carta

Who's bigger ... Jay-Z or the MagnaCarta -- the historic document that eventually gave Americans "certain inalienable rights" -- not his new album?It's a toss up, but yeah ... Jigga paid his respects during a Sunday visit with the real-life Magna Carta -- the 13th Century document written in England, and forced upon King John in order to provide liberties and justice for all ... and stuff.
Jay-Z posed next to the MC in the Salisbury, England cathedral where it's kept under lock and key.  Now, if he can just find the Holy Grail.
FUN FACT: The Magna Carta is the basis for the U.S. Constitution, and therefore most of our laws. But here's the thing -- do you remember what year the Magna Carta was signed?Click here to make your history teacher proud. Or to embarrass yourself.

Rolling Stone 'Bomber' Cover Banned at 7-Eleven

Rolling Stone's cover story about the Boston Marathon bomber just got the magazine yanked out of nearly 2,000 7-Eleven stores, and more could follow ... TMZ has learned. 

The omnipresent convenient store is joining the national outrage over the mag's upcoming issue with Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on the cover, and an investigation into his life leading up to the bombing.A rep for 7-Eleven, Inc. tells TMZ it "will not sell the Aug. 1 issue of the Rolling Stone magazine in its company-operated stores."There are 1,700 company operated stores -- and another 5,900 franchised stores. The rep says they'll also urge those franchise owners to pull the issue.Yesterday, CVS, Walgreens, and Stop & Shop all said they will not sell the issue either.

Prince Jackson -- I FEEL THE NEED FOR SPEED!

Prince Jackson picked up something in his pickup Wednesday -- a speeding ticket.TMZ has learned ..Michael Jackson's eldest son was nabbed by cops near his Calabasas home for going around 40 mph in a 25 zone.
FUN FACT:  Prince was stopped in the area where Justin Bieber and his Lil friends race his Ferrari -- at much higher speeds. FYI -- Justin and the Lils have never gotten a speeding ticket in that area.As for Prince -- well, the 16-year-old must now dig deep, because the fine is around $250.Already blowing the $10 billion nest egg he's after ... kids.

Rolling Stone 'Bomber' Cover Banned at 7-Eleven

Rolling Stone's cover story about the Boston Marathon bomber just got the magazine yanked out of nearly 2,000 7-Eleven stores, and more could follow ... TMZ has learned. 

The omnipresent convenient store is joining the national outrage over the mag's upcoming issue with Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on the cover, and an investigation into his life leading up to the bombing.A rep for 7-Eleven, Inc. tells TMZ it "will not sell the Aug. 1 issue of the Rolling Stone magazine in its company-operated stores."There are 1,700 company operated stores -- and another 5,900 franchised stores. The rep says they'll also urge those franchise owners to pull the issue.Yesterday, CVS, Walgreens, and Stop & Shop all said they will not sell the issue either.

Trailer for WikiLeaks movie 'The Fifth Estate' debuts online

Does the actor who played the villain in "Star Trek Into Darkness" make a convincing Julian Assange? Judge for yourself courtesy of the new trailer for "The Fifth Estate," an upcoming film about WikiLeaks and its controversial founder.

Popping up on YouTube on Tuesday, the lengthy trailer serves up a variety of scenes from the movie. We see the anger from U.S. government officials over WikiLeaks' posting of classified documents. We watch the budding rapport between Assange and former WikiLeaks spokesman Daniel Domscheit-Berg, a relationship that eventually turned sour. And we catch a silhouette of Assange and a woman undressing, perhaps hinting at his future troubles over allegations of sexual misconduct.
"The Fifth Estate" is based on two different books, according to Mashable. One is " Inside WikiLeaks," written by Domscheit-Berg, while the other is " WikiLeaks: Inside Julian Assange's War on Secrecy" written by two reporters from British newspaper The Guardian.

According to director Bill Condon, "the crux of the movie" is the relationship between Assange and Domscheit-Berg.
"We felt as though the story of Daniel, this kind of everyman, this guy who comes into WikiLeaks, joins up with Julian when it's already up and going, and ultimately he's there for the two-year period when it really explodes, and then has a falling out -- that was a good way for us to explain not only what WikiLeaks is about, but also explain the bigger issues," Condon told Mashable. Condon and the scriptwriters apparently reached out to several key people at WikiLeaks as they fashioned the script.  

Assange himself proved difficult to snare, though Benedict Cumberbatch managed to strike up an ongoing online conversation with the man he portrays, with help from a few mutual friends.
"The Fifth Estate" is due to reach theaters in October.

Justin Bieber What a Spit-Head (Allegedly)

Justin Bieber needs to remember the golden rule in the wake of his latest alleged spit attack -- if you can't spray something nice, don't spray anything at all.