While growing up, Margaret shares that she had very few Asian-American influences in the media so therefore her aspirations were quite limited.

The Barefoot Contessa recap is back! On today's brand new episode of Ina Garten's rich (in many ways), televised culinary compendium, East Hampton's HBIC sank her teeth into—and got some intense pleasure from—a cornucopia of good eats. [Gawker.TV]

Rejoice! The Barefoot Contessa recap is back! On today's brand new episode of Ina Garten's rich (in many ways), televised culinary compendium, East Hampton's HBIC sank her teeth into—and got some intense pleasure from—a cornucopia of good eats.

Watch FSU's co-ed a cappella group, All-Night Yahtzee, perform a Disney Villain Medley that brings down the house! From Ursula to Scar, it's the baddies' turn to shine.

Vice Admiral William Gortney announced today that some 110 Tomahawk cruise missiles were fired from U.S. ships and a British sub at Muammar Qaddafi's air defenses under under a U.N. mandate.

Day three of the music portion of SXSW continued in sun-drenched fashion. While many of the fest's most hyped musicians meandered about the streets, much of the action and popular day parties centered around Red River street, from Spin's event at Stubb's to Club De Ville, Beerland and more. [Previously: Day 1, Day 2]

Tireless independent Libyan journalist Mohammad "Mo" Nabbous was killed today in Benghazi as Muammar Qaddafi's forces assaulted the city. In the audio recording above — Mo's last, from his Livestream channel Libya al-Hurra — you can hear him in the middle of an intense battle when the sound suddenly cuts off.

In the latest episode of Eagleheart, the Marshals go into hiding after witnessing a mob hit by the Albanian mafia. They soon find themselves entangled in the seedy underbelly of wife swapping & swinging.

For all of you dying to know how those hairy little tarantulas keep themselves clean look no further, because all your questions will be answered here. Unfortunately, the jazzy background music doesn't make it any less icky.

Artists Oli Beale and Alex Holder have a great, subtle way to piss your friends off. From a post on their site, James' Face: "I like going onto my friend's Facebook page, taking photos of him, changing them slightly, then putting them back up on Facebook. He doesn't like me doing this."

Holy shit, Prince William and Kate Middleton might have a honeymoon destination in mind! The dashing prince, on a tour of cyclone-ravaged Queensland, Australia said he enjoys scuba diving and complained about the "dreadful" weather back home. Then, according to the Telegraph, he dropped the big one on a crowd in the coastal city of Cairns: "I will have to come back, maybe we'll have a honeymoon in Cairns?" And the crowd went wild.

On March 7, 23-year-old Justin Alensa went into a Detroit gas station for cigarettes. He left, instead, with a fractured skull—thanks to a hateful, gay-bashing stranger. Justin begged for help. Nobody listened. Here, he tells his story. [Gawker.TV]

In the second episode of the web series Bad Dads, directed by Derek Westerman, Will Hines and Michael Cera do some father-son bonding over a work-in-progress vampire saga. We're so excited we're "almost blacking out from this" as well.

Incredibly sad news from the Berlin Zoo today: Knut, the world famous polar bear, has died. A bear keeper at the zoo, Heiner Kloes told the AP:

Get ready for some nostalgia, because Pee-Wee's friends will be there as well: Terry, Conkey, Chairy, and even Cowboy Curtis and Miss Yvonne! I, for one, look forward to watching this tonight and letting the childhood memories coming flowing back.

Former CIA operative Valerie Plame Wilson — whose identity was illegally publicized by right wing columnist Robert Novak via Scooter Libby and (most likely) Dick Cheney, among others — is starting a series of female spy novels. She spoke to the Times about what it's really like to be a woman in the world of espionage. Hint: Hollywood is full of shit!

J.Lo's beauty regimen solves unemployment. Renee Zellweger and Bradley Cooper break up. Elin Nordegren moves back to America. Tom Cruise gives Katie Holmes a sewing machine, so she can make aprons. Saturday gossip is high maintenance.

We know, this week was a busy one: with the Northeast's warm weather and everyone else celebrating St. Patrick's Day—how dare NBC show their comedies on the same night?!—so here's a roundup of everything you may have missed.

Former Clinton administration Secretary of State Warren M. Christopher died yesterday at his home in Los Angeles after battling bladder and kidney cancer, according to the AP. In many different roles, he was involved in diffusing some of the biggest foreign policy crises of the last half century. While many thought of him as a rather "dull" man, The Atlantic's James Fallows describes Christopher as "a good, modest, wryly humorous, public-spirited and public-minded man, who should be remembered."

It seems bugs aren't just great source material for CG movies like A Bug's Life and Bee Movie, but they were also the subject of one of the earliest, most underrated animated feature films.