What's wrong with the COVER title of Us Weekly?

Question

It's a cover story about Gov. Palin and it reads, "Babies, Lies, and Scandal."

What's wrong with this? This is BASIC grammar, folks.

Answer 1

What is scandalous is their entire cover.  Shame on them!  

Answer 2

There shouldn't be a comma after "lies".  

But come on - this is US Weekly - not the New Yorker  

Answer 3

Scandel is supposed to be plural.

Answer 4

Scandal should be plural.

further detail:

The reason for the comma after "and" as follows:

To avoid confusion, use commas to separate words and word groups with a series of three or more.  

Example: My $10 million estate is to be split among my husband, daughter, son, and nephew. Omitting the comma after son would indicate that the son and nephew would have to split one-third of the estate.

Answer 5

cbbun was the first with the right idea...

"Babies, Lies and Scandals"

(I'm confused. Maybe you can help me out here. Have people outed the rule where "if you have a list of items, you need a comma and an "and" after the second to last item?)

Example:

"item, item, item, AND item"  - OR -   "item, item, item AND item"