A couple of artists have created a fake 'dating site' by scraping 250,000 Facebook profiles without Facebook's permission. Lovely-faces.com is your source for gawking at strangers who haven't adjusted their Facebook privacy settings!

This woman is devastated and mortified after she runs over an elderly woman with a motorcycle. The lesson learned here is never let your mom ride a motorcycle in close proximity to older family members. Also, boys can be immature. And grandma is a real trooper.

The Superbowl is three days away, but that doesn't mean we can't talk about it yet! Or, more specifically, talk about commercials that will air during the game, like this awesome Star Wars-themed spot for Volkswagen that's already buzzing online.

As a Pakistani, Kumail Najiani is no stranger to racism. Here, he talks about the worst part about dealing with an angry racist, the lack of good material on them.

A bill introduced in Arizona's state legislature would let it ignore any federal law if a committee thinks its unconstitutional. This is the legislative equivalent of a bratty kid overturning the Monopoly board when he realizes he's losing. (via)

Well, we called it. Craig Rowin, the New York City comedian who claimed he got $1 millionaire just for asking for it in a YouTube video, has posted a new video revealing it was all a hoax.

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

[During a Chinese New Year celebration in New York's Chinatown, a dragon dances at the entrance to a store to bring it luck in the Year of the Rabbit. Image via AP]

Today we looked at the owner of the Washington Redskins football squadron, who is suing a newspaper for, among other things, drawing on a photograph in a way he (or his lawyer) found antisemitic. "O rly?", said one commenter.

Three videos of a UFO hovering over Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem sparked a flurry of speculation on the Internet this week. Today, an incredible fourth video appeared.

On last night's American Idol, auditions were held in Austin, Texas, and, boy, were they dull. Sure, there were a few standout contestants who were rewarded with one of Randy's patented "Yo, Wild Hawgz" before receiving their golden tickets, but, all in all, the night was a resounding "meh." Even the crazies were mellow and boring. What's the deal, Austin? Where are your delusional weirdos? Don't you know that we need their public embarrassment like we need oxygen?

Meet Wild Bill, a staple at Utah State games who happens to be a big a Disney fan. Here he dresses up like Mrs. Potts from Beauty and the Beast and gets the crowd to distract the opposing team by singing "I'm a Little Teapot" from the stands.

LA's Grill 'Em All won Food Network's food truck show, then did a 5-day tour of New York, documenting for a YouTube series. Here's Gawker TV's 24-hour exclusive sneak of tomorrow's finale. Starring Pabst!

Prestige drama Mad Men is beloved by critics and those who give out awards. Now one critic is railing against the show's first four seasons as "weak" and "haphazard." Could he possibly be right?

The Way We Live Now: better than we used to. Despite everything, our living standards are rising! Can you believe it? Even with no jobs or pensions, we're seeing improvement. We pay for it all on credit!

Only one day after his goon squad chased ABC's Christiane Amanpour into her car and then kicked and smashed said car, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak granted her an in-person interview at Cairo's presidential palace. What's on your mind, Hoz?

Convicted pervert, billionaire blogger, and oval-shaped penis-haver Jeffrey Epstein has moved back to New York! His welcome: A Law & Order episode fictionalizing crimes against teen girls, a party with Katie Couric, and the most exclusive sex offender classification available.

Bravo has formally announced that the next version of the Real Housewives franchise will be Miami-set and will premiere February 22nd. The real tragedy here? The fourth season of the New York Housewives has been pushed back to the spring.

Today at Gawker.TV, Stephen Colbert leaves Egypt's future up to a cat, football players take to The View to defend kids who are bullied in school, and Jesse Eisenberg finally finds a date for the Oscars.

Is your tween daughter looking homely? Want to get her started wearing makeup as early as possible—but also want to be sure she only wears all-natural makeup? You begged for it. The Wal-Mart corporation delivered!