For those of you that saw "127 Hours," this remake may disappoint you as it is far less dramatic, however it is definitely very adorable.

As deadly fighting in several Libyan cities continues, reports claim that an elite British SAS unit was captured by rebels. Meanwhile, protesters in Bahrain are stepping up pressure on the ruling elite. Here's what's happening across the Middle East.

Tonight's Miley Cyrus-hosted episode of SNL was quite eclectic—Train wreck talk shows! Teen star apologies!—but perhaps nothing was more surprising than Cyrus' spot-on Justin Bieber impersonation (during the "Miley Cyrus Show" sketch). She sounds just like her!

"Troubled" teen star Miley Cyrus hosted tonight's episode of SNL. Surely she had to mention that whole bong scandal, right? Good news: she did! Bad news: it was in the form of a tone deaf, try-hard monologue apology song.

Those who were fortunate enough to miss the muddled snoozefest that was Charlie Sheen's Ustream webcast tonight already have a better option: Duh! Winning!, aka SNL's version of a Sheen talk show. Look, it's Miley Cyrus as Lindsay Lohan! [Gawker.TV]

Those who were fortunate enough to miss the muddled snoozefest that was Charlie Sheen's Ustream webcast tonight already have a better option: Duh! Winning!, aka SNL's version of a Sheen talk show. Look, it's Miley Cyrus as Lindsay Lohan!

About a year ago, we introduced you to a divo-in-training named Timmy via a video of him—flanked by some fierce PJs—performing Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance" with a banana mic (relive the magic). Guess what: he's baaaack! *Snaps*

We all know little kids can be bad liars. Here, Richard Pryor gives us his best impersonation of a lying kid trying to get out of trouble.

You heard us—naked therapy. Sarah White—who's not a licensed therapist, by the way—undresses down to her bare skin during her regular therapy sessions. Why? Because sexuality is at the root of most of her client's problems.

Is this video conclusive proof that dogs have their own mysterious language?

It's no Watson, but playing against this Rock-Paper-Scissors computer is strangely addicting. Thanks for making me waste 5 minutes clicking a button over and over again, New York Times.

With Mubarak out of power, Egyptians turned today on the brutal State Security Services he used to cement his reign. Thousands of protestors stormed the agency's main headquarters in Cairo, ransacking offices and searching for evidence of Mubarak's wrongdoing among classified documents. This is basically like if Americans were given free reign at the FBI's HQ.

Watch the many reactions these Russian female cops have while being kissed by random women in public. How would you handle this situation?

Starting this Wednesday, March 9th, MTV will follow around a new slew of Real Worlders when the show returns to Las Vegas. Unfortunately for them, nothing that happens in Vegas will stay in Vegas—America will be watching.

This cute pug might have a short attention span but for a few fleeting seconds this pug really wants to know just exactly what's behind having this video camera stuck in front of his face.

The professor behind Northwestern University's Hot Live Fucksaw demonstration has issued a statement today — and he's a little bit sorry, maybe. The Daily Northwestern has the full text of Prof. John Michael Bailey's apology, but here are some highlights:

Fox News has a super-exciting article today: "Exclusive: NASA Scientist claims Evidence of Alien Life on Meteorite." OMG, aliens exist! Except this NASA scientist has been claiming to have evidence of alien life on meteorites for years.

When Justin Timberlake was preparing to play Napster inventor and early Facebook investor Sean Parker in The Social Network, he asked for the real-life Parker's help and was famously rebuffed. Makes sense: Post-Social Network, Parker isn't happy at all with his newfound fame.

Dizzy Peoples Comedy is a sketch group from Skidmore College. Here they present to you the touching story about true love and safe sex.

Donald Trump's main man Michael Cohen is headed to Iowa next week, which means Donald Trump wants to stay in the spotlight. "I'll be gauging the reception I feel he would have when he comes to Iowa," Cohen told the AP.