Experts who support the new health care law haven't been able to sway public opinion much with the drab language of health economics. So now they'll just make a comic book — sorry, graphic novel — about it and see if that does the trick. You love comic books and movies about comic books, don't you, America? Well just wait until the comic book ethos is applied to such sexy topics as risk pooling and the medical-loss ratio, by an MIT economist author!

Snoooooze. Wasn't last night's episode boring? What happened? Nothing! Well, I mean, things happened, but nothing sexy, really. It was all about business and morals and, like, whether parolees should stay at your house and stuff. Who cares! Who among us hasn't answered the question of whether a parolee should live in our house a long time ago, and in our own way? These are mundane, well-trod topics people, and they do not make for exciting television. Sigh.

With a name like "Vandervoort," it's no wonder this fashionable Canadian plays extra-terrestrials on V and Smallville. In this clip, Laura dishes on some of the disgusting pranks that transpire behind the scenes of the outwardly humorless series V.

Here's a little quiz: When your best friends from college call to invite you down to the bar right when you're in the middle of a relationship-building session of Wii Tennis with your new live-in girlfriend, which of the following is the appropriate course of action?

Are you really that surprised that the inspiration of The Dude's iconic jelly sandals in The Big Lebowski came from Jeff Bridges himself? He must be the most laid-back and relaxed man in Hollywood.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Eric Stonestreet opened the WGA with a flamboyant, musical number about gay characters in this years' scripts.

While accepting an honor at the Annie Awards, Brad Bird revealed that he would be leaving animation to pursue live-action filmmaking permanently.

Well okay, then! Last night on How I Met Your Mother, we're (pretty sure) that the show's biggest mystery was finally solved. But first, let's take a look at Katy Perry's stint on the show.

Just when you thought the Winklevoss twins' jihad against Facebook couldn't get more ridiculous, they give an aggressively homoerotic video interview to The Daily. Watch the Teutonic twins pump iron, flex butt cheeks, and flaunt nipples to an action movie soundtrack.

Coggin Collision Center took a less traveled road to show off their services. Not only can they correct your typical bumps, nicks and dings, they can get out dents made by ninjas!

Do you care about children, the education of children, or the future of children, and our system for educating them? Then we have bad news for you. Lots of bad news.

We are about to enter the manufactured romantic season of Valentine's Day with all its candies, cards, and flowers. Boo! Instead of having a candlelight dinner, we're going to celebrate the darker side of romance: the breakup.

Today, The Office star Ed Helms stopped by The View to promote his upcoming film Cedar Rapids, but also had the time to channel Tom Brokaw and Al Gore in two fantastic impressions. A little dated, yes, but impressive nonetheless.

Last Spring jeggings took over the fashion world, are they are just a gateway to sexier outfits.

AOL bought the Huffington Post yesterday for $315 million. Matt Drudge says that Arianna Huffington's cut was $18 million. The Washington Post quotes an analyst saying Arianna made $100 million. Hmm. She's not poor, at least! Know specifics? Email me.

A capella group Duwende certainly does justice to a very difficult and iconic song with their version of "Thriller," recorded in real time without lip syncing. What wins your vote for favorite "Thriller" cover this week - this or Glee's?

TMZ is reporting that cocaine golem Lindsay Lohan, the troubled actress who's been in and out of both jail cells and rehab over the past few years, is in talks to get a major role in the new Superman movie currently in the works at Warner Bros. If this is true, it would be surprising!

Fred Flintstone, Homer Simpson, Jeff Lebowski, and now Lil Wayne? We all know Weezy got money, but did you also know that he has damn good bowling skills?

It's official: As had been rumored for hours, Keith Olbermann is bringing his special brand of self-righteous haranguing to Current TV, Al Gore's weird TV thingie that no one watches. On a phone conference call today, Olbermann revealed that he will host an hour-long newscast five nights a week for Current and will serve as the network's "Chief News Officer."

The Democratic Leadership Council has been a bogeyman to liberals for decades, symbolizing the party's corporate sellout with its philosophy of spreading public welfare through market-based solutions. It was the organization that then-Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton chaired in the '80s; when he became president, he adhered to its policy goals: welfare reform, balanced budgets, free trade. The DLC would go on to support the invasion of Iraq in 2003, for some reason.