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Always low prices. That was Sam Walton's mantra when he opened the first Wal-Mart in 1962. We're not sure what maxim should be applied to this particular store in Taylors, South Carolina, though. "Upon entering around 8:30 p.m., I was completely blown away by how disgusting this entire store was," writes our intrepid shopper. So he grabbed his camera just to prove it, and a photo essay was born—complete with viewers' acerbic comments, naturally. Relish the fabulous decaying peach. Swoon over the mysterious crunchy things on the floor. Enjoy the strange juxtaposition of random shopping items. Savor the half-eaten apples on sale. Witness the mystery substance leaking onto the shelves. And finally, of course, revel in the pure irony of it all. Today's Pick proves that your local superstore may be hiding more secrets than you think. Keep flicking through all 119 images of devastation and thank heavens you didn't shop here that day.

We live in a mad, mad celebrity culture. Yet only the most motivated of us are out on the red carpet snapping pictures with the stars. Hey, we're not advocating a career in the stalkerazzi here. When Alan Light adds to his glittering collection of celebri-images, he does so with the permission of Mr. and Ms. Big. Well, most of the time. Looking through Alan's photo set is like blasting back in time. Here comes Lucille Ball; there goes Sammy Davis, Jr.; and, wow, that's Richard Pryor and River Phoenix. Ah, the days gone by. Alan's shots of Sylvester Stallone, Tom Cruise, and Mel Gibson reveal that gang looking oh-so-young—and far from the ravages of time or notoriety. A young and vital Michael J. Fox made us feel wistful, while a young and vital O.J. Simpson kind of weirded us out. Ellen and Anne posed together, Bruce and Demi strolled together, and Robin Williams and his moustache hit the town. For that final parting, we can all be grateful.