Full Video: A Day in the Life of Gawker Celebrity Intern Kathy Griffin

This morning, Meredith Vieira sat down with Ted "Golden Voice" Williams for an update on his life at this point. He's living in a half-way house, finding his spirituality, and has even founded a charity. Not bad!

When news broke yesterday of a former American Apparel employee's $260 million lawsuit against CEO Dov Charney for allegedly sexually harassing her and forcing her into sex, the initial reports left out the accuser's name. But this is a civil suit, not a criminal rape case, and the plaintiff's name is public record. A.A. itself named her in its statement, saying that she'd signed a severance agreement when she left the company agreeing not to sue them.

Amanda Seyfried stopped by Regis and Kelly to discuss her busy schedule, which includes two new movies and the "mind-blowing" Big Love finale. She discuses Colin Firth's big win, the actors who inspire her, and working with triple-threat JT.

Charlie Sheen says he's "ready to call anyone for help," but is this just another senseless rant, or has his mania abated? Lindsay Lohan's maybe-stolen necklace hits the auction block. Amanda Seyfried gets Botox at 25. Wednesday gossip crashes into a deep depression.

Two guys waiting in stop-and-go traffic in Nashville capture an out of shape police officer running through cars in hot pursuit of a suspect. The results are predictably hilarious.

Watch as this adorable ball of fur becomes increasingly more confused and frustrated by a small ice cube. Finally mustering all his strength and bravery, the Puppy Warrior attacks.

This famous lady says she's volunteering at a woman's shelter, but she's really going to the free clinic for weekly treatment. These two co-stars have a long-standing feud. They should build bridges by talking about their "volunteer work."

Sure, after filming Avatar and Battle: Los Angeles, she's got more experience dealing with extra-terrestrials than most of us, but seriously, folks, after watching this interview, we've upgraded the actress's condition from "kooky" to "bat-shit."

Hana Lin, 26, was drinking beer with two friends in their 26th-floor apartment at 101 Warren St. in Tribeca (pictured) early Tuesday morning. They went on a beer run; when they came back, she was gone. She'd fallen over the balcony to her death.

The promos for this weekend's edition of SNL are essentially the opposite of last week's batch featuring Miley Cyrus. Andy and Zach really deliver in the new promos—and especially delight with a game of "got your nose."

Staid NPR is really far too dramatic these days. They just announced the resignation of CEO Vivian Schiller:

After two months of searching and with the help of the entire internet, Todd Bieber finally found the owner of the roll of film lost in Brooklyn's Prospect Park during last winter's blizzard.

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

The violent government crackdowns on protests across the Middle East this year are apparently starting to weigh on the minds of Western governments who supply despots with the latest, greatest killing machines on the market. Well, sort of.

Hoboken, New Jersey gets notoriously rowdy during its annual St. Patrick's Day parade, and last weekend was no different. The city basically became a giant frat party: There was excessive drinking, puking, fighting, 34 arrests, and reports of sexual assaults. From the Times:

The Tea Party's war on nasty teachers is spreading: Lawmakers in Idaho yesterday voted to take away collective bargaining rights for public school teachers. We might as well abolish public schools altogether. Privatize everything!

Chicken, the easiest of all non-fish meats to convince yourself it's okay to eat on moral grounds, is now a little more difficult to rationalize consuming. A new study seems to indicate that the birds can feel empathy—meaning they can theoretically feel the pain and distress of other chickens:

New research by a team of American doctors indicates that people living in England are healthier than people living in the United States. And no one knows why!

Tera Myers, a science teacher at Parkway North High School in Missouri, sought administrative leave after one of her students found out she'd been a porn actress some 15 years earlier. Sad! And sadder still that it's not the first time it's happened to her: