Hello again! Tonight, American Idol is back—at 8:00 PM ET on FOX—with the final Hollywood Week episode. So, stop what you're doing, get in front of the television (and your computer), and join us for our live-blog! [Gawker.TV]

LinkedIn, the social-networking service for professionals, has been blocked in China after users created a group to discuss bringing Middle East-like protests to China. People barely even use LinkedIn for its designed purpose—have you ever met a dedicated LinkedIn user?—but they're still organizing revolutions on it like crazy. Who's up for a Yelp revolution? We'll give the White House one-star reviews and say we saw a rat in the West Wing. Boom: Collapse.

Today we heard an alarming thing: women be buyin'. Yup! Women have lots of money and are like paying for dates and stuff! It's crazy. Well, not that crazy if you're this one commenter who's been doing this for ages.

Hello again! Tonight, American Idol is back—at 8:00 PM ET on FOX—with the final Hollywood Week episode. So, stop what you're doing, get in front of the television (and your computer, duh), and join us for our live-blog!

Perhaps this will give some comfort to fans that got screwed out of tickets for LCD Soundsystem's slew of farewell shows. It's a video for "Dance Yrself Clean" and stars the muppets rocking out in Britain's Brighton Beach. It's adorable.

Zachary Chesser, the 21-year-old man who threatened violence against South Park's creators for depicting Mohammad on teevee, was sentenced to 25 years in jail today for inciting violence and providing material support to terrorists. He regrets doing these things.

The lady network has had success with the Holloway story before, so they're going again. Great. Also today: a show gets canceled, Paul Rudd is the king of Ireland, and Kim Kardashian takes a stab at legitimacy.

Yesterday, Gawker looked at Libyan dictator, Muammar Gaddafi's many moments in fashion. Today, we examine the many spelling variations there are for Qadafi's name. As a bonus, this guide comes with a catchy little dance beat.

Bravo's Andy Cohen stopped by The Talk today to discuss all things Real Housewives, including the time he was violently shoved by RHONJ favorite Teresa. Also, did you know that Andy and Julie Chen were CBS interns together?

John McCain, who had never been a Maverick until he returned to being a Maverick just a few weeks ago, has won Washington's juiciest prize: America's Most Conservative Senator. At least according to whatever algorithm National Journal uses to crap out such scores.

The AF100 remote controlled helicopter captures some of the smoothest HD quality video we've ever seen. Here it beautifully captures low level aerial footage of the Seattle Waterfront. Clearly it's time for filmmakers to retire the jib camera crane setup.

Last night's round of American Idol "celebrated" the beloved Beatles catalogue. This type of themed episode is usually saved for later in the season, but this year they're making an exception because "the Beatles are, like, really important."

Rosie O'Donnell and Oprah reportedly butt heads over programming at OWN, IFC renews The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret, Michael Ian Black shot a pilot, X Factor audition dates, and Jersey Shore's Angelina has signed with TNA Wrestling.

Jealous Bieber fans, you have a new reason to hate Ellen Degeneres. For her birthday, the Biebs gifted the talk show host with a snippet of his million-dollar locks.

Remember when all those people left Ireland thanks to the potato famine and then your grandparents would never shut up about it? Uh oh, it's happening again! (The leaving Ireland part.)

Yikes, that's embarrassing. Teen Jeopardy contestant, Raya, spoke the words, "pussy furry" on National television in an attempt to answer a question correctly. Even Alex Trebek couldn't stifle a chuckle at her mistake. And the correct answer? Kitty Galore.

Congratulations to intrepid spaniel Stigg for being the first person to answer today's Freeze Frame.

Today at Gawker.TV, Stephen Colbert fake-murders a puppy to show the ugly side of unions, Jason Sudeikis turns his Conan interview into a frat party, the Toddlers & Tiaras finale, and lots of audience-heckling by Regis Philbin and Joel McHale.

At twenty (his birthday was Saturday), Trevor Bayne made history as the youngest person to win the Daytona 500. He discusses instant fame, making a wrong turn on Victory Lane, and being too young for the champagne shower at his win.

In your trenchant Thursday media column: Glenn Beck apologizes for something, Slate in Palin Cunt scandal, AOL execs make way for Arianna, Yahoo grabs a Politico writer, and a Katie Couric career check-in.