Almost anyone can nominate someone for a Nobel Peace Prize, and a 26-year-old Norwegian legislator has done just that for Wikileaks.

Leighton Meester, star of upcoming dorm-horror film The Roommate, sends out this PSA of appropriate roommate etiquette. The number one rule for cohabitation? Don't touch your roomie's shit.

From the Onion Sportsdome last night comes this satire of the importance of Super Bowl commercials.

Do you spend so much time in front of a screen that your loved ones tried to stage an intervention, without even trying to get it on Intervention? With Logitech Revue, the magical box that seamlessly melds TV and the Internet, you can have it all, all at once.

Military scientists have invented spray-on skin: By applying a thin film of stem cells over a burn victim's wound, they can regrow skin in a matter of days. National Geographic documents one man's recovery.

"How do you get women to talk more about condoms, lubricants and sex aids on Facebook and Twitter?" We have honestly never considered the question! But Reckitt Benckiser, the manufacturer of Durex™ condoms, has. They have figured it out!

In order to curb the desire to eat more, the Nestle corporation is experimenting with new foods. Stephen says "It's simpler than how many of us determine that we've eaten too much—when the forklift comes to the door."

Indie band The White Stripes formally announced their breakup today. People in 2003 are very upset.

Last night on Lopez Tonight, Kourtney revealed that she is still breastfeeding 13 month-old, Mason.

Remember how Bill O'Reilly used tidal phenomena to definitively establish the existence of God? And how you laughed at him because the moon, and not God, actually does that? He's got a question for you: How'd the moon get there?

Friend of the Late Show Chris Elliott showed up on Dave's couch and he was revved up on the fact that Jay Leno stopped him for one of his "stupid" Jaywalking segments. You can guess how it went from there.

A 19-year-old lad named Zach Wahls testified yesterday in front of the Iowa House of Representatives, making the case against a proposed ban on gay marriage. It was, alas, in vain, but still a well-made point. And look how cute!

On the 4th hour of Today, the cameras caught James Earl Jones looking bored as hell when he was unexpectedly panned to him during the segment before his interview. Don't worry, James—most feel the same way you do.

In your undesirable Wednesday media column: NPR needs another Ellen Weiss, blogs are dead or possibly thriving, the Newsweek-Daily Beast merger is going about as well as expected, and Fox News establishes its priorities.

While discussing Charlie Sheen, Whoopi spoke from her own experience as a functioning drug addict, detailing her struggle to get clean. Rock bottom, she said, was "wetting the bed, pooping the bed" because she was too paranoid to leave it.

Well, that's a wrap! The sun finally set on our sun-soaked mansion dwellers, but not before some secrets were revealed and others, frustratingly, were kept hidden from view. Despite Andy Cohen's best prodding, we're still left wondering.

This Canadian weather channel anchor suggests that you grab something hot and inappropriate to keep you warm in this cold, nasty weather.

Last night on Conan, we found out a little extra tidbit or two about Jennifer Aniston's relationship with the host. Like the story of Conan accidentally opening the door on Jen to reveal the actress with her pants half-way up.

America's news anchors, most notably Anderson Cooper, are getting beaten up left and right by pro-Mubarak troublemakers today. Here's "America's Girl," Katie Couric, narrowly escaping as the mob circles her. Don't threaten our national lady-mascot, Egypt. Just don't.

We all know that actors, directors, and producers make a lot of money, but Vanity Fair crunched the numbers and tried to figure out just how much cash everyone brought in last year. Their grosses are a little gross.