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"Remember when Glenn Beck predicted that the world would end in 2012? He may have been right after all, because you guys, I can&amp;#39;t think of any other explanation for why he is now the &amp;quot;designer&amp;quot; of his own denim line...\nPinterestFacebookWASHINGTON, DC - AUGUST 28, Glenn Beck at his rally in front of the Lincoln Memorial on August 28, 2010. (Photo by Tracy A Woodward/The Washington Post via Getty Images)\nPHOTO: The Washington Post/Getty ImagesThe announcement of Ryan Lochte&amp;#39;s clothing line may have made us all, &amp;quot;Really?&amp;quot; and Rob Kardashian getting into the sock game was the source of some head-scratching, but seriously, could there be a more &amp;quot;WTF?!&amp;quot; moment than the weepy pundit getting a denim line?\nWWD reports, &amp;quot;The conservative political commentator is the latest celebrity to try his hand at designing T-shirts and jeans with a new label called 1791 Denim. More than a year after vowing to never slip on another pair of Levi&amp;#39;s in protest to the storied jeansmaker&amp;#39;s ad that used images of youths facing off police in a street protest, Beck is partnering with designer Tim Didonato and Mercury Radio Arts to sell online the $30 unisex graphic T-shirts, $85 men&amp;#39;s rugby shirts and fleece hoodies, and $129.99 men&amp;#39;s jeans made of Cone Denim&amp;#39;s ring-spun selvage fabric. Touting a &amp;quot;Made in America&amp;quot; spin, the jeans are cut and sewn in a Kentucky factory that dates back some 90 years.&amp;quot;\nSo, it&amp;#39;s safe to say that Armageddon is near then, yes?\nMore celeb clothing line scoop:\n\nA supercut of Mariah Carey&amp;#39;s most memorable HSN moments\n\n\nIs the world ready for Kimye, the shoe collection?\n\n\n8 celebrities we wish would start clothing lines \n\nPhoto: Tracy A Woodward/The Washington Post via Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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