Watch Cesena's Emanuele Giaccherini miss an amazingly wide open goal not once, but twice. The game ended in a 2-2 draw with Juventus this past Saturday.

Jesse Heiman has made a career out of extra work, memorably appearing in almost 50 films and TV shows in such plum roles as "Nerd #1" or "Geek."

After much, much anticipation among media nerds, the New York Times has finally released the details of its online paywall. Which is coming to take your money very, very soon!

On Late Night, Amy Poehler proposed a way that would make the show even more hilarious. Have Bill Murray play the mayor. Since Bill Murray has no representation or accessible contact information, Amy had to ask him on national television.

Jann Wenner's company was busy laying off staffers left and right over the last few years, but it managed to keep the property manager at his (kind of ex-) wife's Hamptons estate on the payroll in this tough media environment, according to a new lawsuit.

From the invention of the wheel to the rise of nuclear power stations, man has always attempted to harness the power of nature-sometimes resulting in disaster. Here are ten inventors whose own inventions ended up killing them.

Joe Jonas' relationship is a charade. Suri Cruise plays with penis candies. Jodie Foster is desperately in love with Mel Gibson. Thursday gossip is living a lie.

Love her or hate her, Olivia Munn took Kathie Lee's chair today and was just as annoying—or wonderful—as she was last time. Watch as she sucks from a wine rack and declares that what she did was Soup-worthy.

Last night marked the second installment of the Bahamian finale extravaganza. As a testament to the beautiful Caribbean setting, the episode involved sand, sun, yachting, conch, and Padma in a bikini. Padma in a bikini!

At Crystal Cathedral—the monstrous southern California megachurch that went bankrupt last year despite being home to the blessed "Hour of Power" broadcast—the problems just keep on coming, as if god was not even listening to their prayers.

After Jimmy Kimmel called Wiig the "Kobe Bryant of SNL," Kristen humbly spoke about the inspirations of her characters. Yes, Target Lady was real woman who worked at the Burbank Target, but Gilly was a creation all her own.

This New York shrink has been selling her clients' secrets to the tabloids to support her luxurious lifestyle. This actor claims to be sober but went on a recent bender. If he gets therapy, we know one pro he should avoid.

With all G4TV regulars busy on location, Danny Pudi and Alison Brie from Community usurped the hosting duties on Attack of the Show! yesterday, and it was AWESOME. Ken Jeong joined the pair for an interview segment, tripling the silliness.

Tru Life, a beef-prone rapper on Jay-Z's label, has been sentenced to eight years in prison for participating in a 2009 fight that ended in the stabbing death of a man in a Manhattan building lobby. Tru Life's older brother, who actually did the stabbing, got ten years.

Tiger Woods visited Late Night for the first time in a year and a half last night. Immediately, Fallon thanked Woods for having the courage to appear again—and then apologized for a year's worth of jokes about him.

Where is the dark black heart from which all things filthy and corrupt emanate to pollute the souls of our innocent children? Andrea Peyser has found it:

Can you guess what movie this image comes from? Check back for the answer at 4pm today.

After Bahrain's security forces entered the capital's Pearl roundabout to "cleanse" it of antimonarchy protesters and attacked hospitals yesterday, the country's rulers today arrested at least six prominent opposition members. According to the AP:

Oh, the poor Transportation Security Administration. There was the uproar over full body nudie scanners, which culminated when a TSA worker beat the shit out of a colleague over some small penis jokes. Then came the bro who sparked the ridiculous nationwide "don't touch my junk" thing. And just when TSA workers thought they were in the clear, a Post EXCLUSIVE chronicles some more recent failures.

It seems so long ago that America was enthralled with the misadventures of 19-year-old Colton Harris-Moore, the "Barefoot Bandit" who became famous for stealing airplanes, boats and cars — many times without wearing any shoes. But the public eventually turned on him, and he was arrested in the Bahamas last summer shortly after ditching a stolen airplane on Great Abaco Island.