Camille Grammer, the former scratch post of Kelsey Grammer and one of the Real Househarpies of Beverly Hills, will be anchoring CNN's red carpet coverage at the Oscars. Next they'll be sending Bethanny Frankel to cover the Libyan revolution.

Cleveland and the gang go out on the town and end up having more fun at a gay bar than they'd have on a regular evening. It did, however, lead to the gang discovering that lady-killer Terry is actually homosexual.

Basketball games are among the best places for spotting celebrities in the wild. Since the famous folk frequent court side seats, the view is often unobstructed; the lighting is good; cameras are welcome; and, due to the magic of assigned seating, they often end up interacting with unexpected members of their flock. Case in point: At last night's NBA All-Stars game, Justin Bieber sat next to Rihanna.

Nike Basketball enlisted Robert Rodriguez to direct a short film about Kobe Bryant's alter ego "Black Mamba", and above all, his shoes. Even better are Kanye West, Bruce Willis, and Danny Trejo starring as Black Mamba's mortal enemies.

Former music executive and current advertising guru Steve Stoute took a full-page ad out in the Sunday New York Times basically saying, "Yo, Grammys. I'm really happy for you. I'm gonna let you finish, but Eminem, Kanye West, and Justin Bieber had the best albums of all time." The sad thing is he's right.

Prepare yourself for the shocking tale of how one tabloid deceived its readers for weeks, seemingly without remorse. OK! magazine broke a promise, and no amount of adorable Jolie-Pitt kid photos will ever make it up to me. [Jezebel]

American government officials now say that Raymond Davis, the American man arrested in Pakistan last month after shooting two men dead in Lahore, was part of a covert, C.I.A.-led team of operatives, according to The New York Times.

A mother in Tampa put her 15-year-old son on a street corner wearing a sign that read "GPA 1.22...Honk if I need education." Apparently she tried everything to get the kid to get his grades up but nothing worked and shame, she realized, is a very powerful motivator. Maybe we should make this lady Secretary of Education or something.

On last night's Family Guy, the neighborhood was shaken by the arrival of a Nazi war criminal. Luckily, Herbert, a former WWII soldier himself, was there to (slowly) put things back to rights.

In 1970, an unknown thief picked Rudolph Resta's wallet from the pocket of his coat, which was hanging in a closet at the New York Times building. Forty years later, a security guard found the wallet hidden in a hole in a wall. After a series of magical coincidences, an NYT reporter tracked down Resta, gave the wallet back to him, and turned the whole affair into a charming story for NYT's City Room blog.

In your sleepy Monday media column: Rupert Murdoch is buying his daughter's company, CBS News gets set for new management, MSNBC's branding geniuses speak, and an AOL resignation.

Last night NBC aired a 2-hour special called Saturday Night Live: Backstage that took a look at the show's 36 seasons. One of the interesting segments was about Weekend Update, it's cultural relevance, and how it's changed through the years.

Yes, human. The future is here, and it's time to start building the robot army you've been dreaming of. Take this quick survey, email the final question to surveys@gawker.com and you'll be entered to win a P3 V-Bot® Robotic Vacuum. Ok, so maybe it's not the android concubine you were hoping for, but at least your floor will be clean!

There's not exactly a surplus of news cameras in Libya right now, so plenty of reports are flying around and it's not clear which of them are true. But we can say with enough confidence that it's absolute hell over there. Muammar Qaddafi is pulling out every nasty little trick to protect his regime, assuming he's even in the country. It could always be that smarmy kid of his doing the unconscionable.

When Bart's comic strip "Angry Dad" gets a movie deal and is then nominated for a Golden Globe, the whole family hikes out to LA for awards season. Throughout the episode, the show parodies both Hollywood and famous animators.

Here's a trailer for the indie film Hesher, starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt as a man with a partial shirt allergy, and Natalie Portman as his big-spectacled potential love interest. Gordon-Levitt's character, Hesher, stumbles into the life of a lonely little boy with a depressed father (Rainn Wilson) and a daffy grandma. It's not entirely clear who Portman's character is, but we do know that she wears ugly glasses!

A new study shows that even people with a history of skin cancer in their family don't wear sunscreen and prefer to go tanning. Know what doesn't give you a healthy glow? Chemotherapy. Just saying.

Well, we knew this was coming. Radiohead released their latest album The King of Limbs on Friday and at the same time, a video for their single "Lotus Flower."

Zach Anner is one of three finalists on Oprah's competition to win Your Own Show. In the show's latest episode, he finally got to sit down with lady O herself. How'd he do? Charmed the pants off her, of course!

Behold: A rare sighting of John Travolta without his wig. In Hawaii celebrating his 57th birthday with wife Kelly Preston, Travolta sat on a swing and allowed the sea breeze to sweep through the small amount of hair he has left.