John Taylor Skilling, the 20 year-old son of incarcerated former Enron president Jeffrey Skilling, was found dead in his apartment yesterday, surrounded by prescription drug bottles. He was reportedly "despondent over a recent break-up with a girlfriend." [Photo: FB]

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

Charles Manson's penchant for prison texting could ruin the fun for inmates everywhere.

[Protesters pray in Cairo's Tahrir Square today as the "Day of Departure" for Hosni Mubarak gets underway. Be safe out there, Anderson Cooper. Image via AP]

The home of Italian wax figure Silvio Berlusconi — who's under fire for allegedly hosting "bunga bunga" parties and paying teen girls for sex — could come under a shower of condoms and panties by protesters over the weekend. Salve!

Two Brooklyn and Long Island drug crews probably thought they had one-upped each other in a deal last month when the Brooklyn guys sold the Long Island guys crushed-up sheetrock as cocaine for $16,000 in counterfeit bills. What dumbasses.

An Amtrak train hit a bald eagle yesterday, and it "stuck to the locomotive like an emblem."

Astronomers have identified 54 new exoplanets in the "habitable zone" of their solar systems—meaning they could potentially sustain life as we know it. But we won't be able to live on any of them! Here's why:

[Boats and yachts are piled together at Port Hinchinbrook, Australia, after Cyclone Yasi brought heavy rain and howling winds gusting to 186 mph. Image via AP]

According to census data, the population of New Orleans is 29 percent smaller than in 2000—likely thanks to Katrina.

Georgia's current state flag is based on the first national flag of the Confederacy. So you'd think "heritage"-pimping Georgians would be cool with a painting based on the Confederate Battle Flag. But apparently not. Was it the Klansman, maybe?

A member of link-sharing site Reddit thought he caught a scammer red-handed. He spearheaded a crusade against her, harnessing the power of one of the web's biggest hiveminds to shut her down. He was wrong. She was fundraising for cancer.

Don't be mad if President Obama doesn't respond right away to your email about how the C.I.A. weather rays will affect the tiny civilization in your neighbor's backyard—White House email accounts were down for several hours today.

This week, news that Bill O'Reilly had issued a challenge to atheists to explain how the moon got here—after being told that it, not God, controls the tides—was laughed at by many. Tonight, Stephen Colbert joined the chorus.

[Miley Cyrus today in Beverly Hills. Image via Splash]

After being abandoned by Jim, Michael ventures an existential "walkabout" in Scranton. It's a contemplative time for powerful soul-searching, and for revealing his inner monologue to adorable animals.

At the beginning of tonight's Daily Show, something seemed different. Oh, yeah: Justin Bieber was in Jon Stewart's seat! Huh. As it turns out, they'd switch bodies—or something—and had to act on a spell to make things right.

Remember when Obama said a transition from Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's government had to begin "now"? Looks like he really meant now. The White House is reportedly talking to Cairo about a plan that would have Mubarak resign immediately.

On tonight's 30 Rock, a fake rumor that Liz was pregnant started circulating. (In reality, though, she was just covering for Avery, who needed to secure a promotion.) How'd everyone find out? Why, from Nightly News' Brian Williams, of course!

This building that houses Triton Technologies in Easton, Massachusettes collapsed recently as a result of heavy snowfall. The roof caves in almost instantly. Employees inside said they heard the sound of metal bending and a loud cracking noise. Luckily, everyone got out of the building safely. At least this means they'll have a day off.