Today on Studio B With Shepard Smith, Shep discusses Silvio Berlusconi's latest scandal along with some photos from his alleged "bunga bunga" parties. Shep's homemade captions of the photos are an interesting addition.
MTV orders two more seasons of The Real World, the cast of Modern Family will sit down with James Lipton in the Actors Studio and will Brad Womack return to The Bachelor for a third time?
Here are two things you could do with your iPhone last week that you might not be able to next week: learn about how to fake-"cure" yourself from being gay, and avoid DUI checkpoints. It's outrage time in the App store!
In this video, we are introduced to "Cat-ertainment." It's a news show about cats, with a guest appearance from Sally Jesse Raphael, and her cat Max. We also learn about a cat named "Baby" who saved his owner's life by waking him up when a fire started in the house. It may be safe to say that every grandmother in America has found their new favorite program.
92-year-old Helen Staudinger went to her neighbor's house and said she wouldn't leave without a kiss. When the man refused, she went home, got her gun, and fired at his house. That is one grandma you don't want to mess with!
Steve Harrigan, the Fox News correspondent currently engaged in a war of words with CNN's Nic Robertson while they both cover a war of bombs in Libya, is as lazy as Robertson says, according to someone who's worked with him.
Manna from tabloid heaven: Lindsay Lohan is going to trial!
Using only some string and a hammer, watch as gravity and other complicated scientific concepts make it possible for a ruler to balance on the very edge of this table! Now go impress your friends.
There are few things worse than the sinking realization that your car is about to be towed. Next time this happens to you, remember that it could be worse if you lived in Russia.
Billy Ray Cyrus was on Good Morning America this morning to talk about the GQ article that got him in hot water, and how fame has changed his family.
"Flip-flopping" can be a pretty weak charge, because sometimes politicians change their minds as more information comes through. Still: C'mon, Newt Gingrich.
The Office's Ellie Kemper popped up on Conan for an interview in which she told the host how she used be his intern, was too afraid to speak to him, and lived in the same neighborhood that he used to.
In your improbably snowy Wednesday media column: CNN's new strategy, all important and unimportant NYT news, HuffPo tells AOL freelancers their fate, Jane Pratt's back, and an honest journalism job ad.
In part to of Stephen's exploration into the world of art, he sits down with a panel of appraisers to set a price for his portrait's auction. Later, he attempts to generate some buzz about his painting at the pre-auction cocktail party.
