People are struggling to understand what caused the hugely destructive earthquake and tsunami in Japan. For some, "plate tectonics" and "random chance" isn't good enough. And this month, the moon will be closer to the Earth than it has been since 1993. So now there's a dumb "supermoon" conspiracy theory gaining steam.
Comedy group Britanick enlisted the help of Danny Pudi in a highly-neurotic, three-person monologue.
Here's a trailer for Super 8, this summer's J.J. Abrams-directed, Steven Spielberg-produced monster movie about a bunch of kids in the '70s who, while making a monster movie, end up in the middle of an actual monster crisis. Or at least we assume it's a monster. Who knows!
Happy Friday: Here's a 30-second spot for Lancôme that features the beautiful Kate Winslet speaking on the phone while barely clothed. (Thanks to Titanic all of those years ago, we can all use our memory to fill in the gaps...!)
Friday's 8.9 magnitude earthquake in Japan triggered a tsunami that has wiped out large areas of the northern part of the country. Here is a computer animation that explains how tsunamis are formed.
When Regis is away, Andy Cohen comes to play! While giving the Live! audience a run-down of his credentials, Kelly seizes the opportunity for to beg him to be on one of his Real Houswives shows.
Wal-Mart is currently the subject of one of the biggest workplace discrimination lawsuits in history. Female employees say the company systematically discriminated against them in hiring and business practices. But is a million-person class action suit fair?
One of New Hampshire's new state representatives is 91-year-old Martin Harty, and he's hilarious. This World War II veteran and "retired peddler and market vendor" has admitted that he has no idea how to do his job, although he does manage to advocate for eugenics in conversations with constituents.
Between stories of meeting George Lucas and getting caught by paparazzi holding a lot of toilet paper, Conan aired a silly clip of Seth Rogen's recent appearance on a Chinese talk show. It involves lights, lasers, and back-up dancers!
Carl Kruger is a Democratic state senator from Brooklyn. His vote against gay marriage last year was crucial in stopping the measure in New York. Funny thing: He lives with his gay lover, who's the bagman in their bribery racket.
When Marysol Patton and boyfriend Phillipe pay a visit to her mother, Elsa, things get a little awkward. Elsa shares she is a witch, looks good in anything and steals flowers. Warlocks beware.
Last night we saw our first individual elimination and the contestants were once again reminded that this is going to be no easy feat, to keep their wits about them and make it to the end. Was it a fair elimination? I think it certainly was.
Avid hiker Kevin Gallagher took 24 pictures a day on his 6 month long, 2200-mile hike up the Appalachian trail from Georgia to Maine. The result is this stunning compilation of rock, river and valley— a celebration of the great outdoors.
Charlie Sheen has a nice meal while the LAPD searches his house for firearms. Ashlee Simpson rebounds with her husband's friend. Monica Lewinsky is "still in love" with Bill. TGIFriday gossip.
This actor doesn't care if he takes home a boy or a girl, as long as it's not his wife. This actress is leaving an arranged marriage. This pop star is very nice to fans, and this actress has an ungrateful daughter. She's a natural for Mildred Pierce.
Daily Show correspondent Samantha Bee took a tour through the lifestyles of the rich and famous average American teacher. Sam is very impressed, saying things like "look at all these toys and games—where am I, the Neverland Ranch?"
