Need a refresher on the United Kingdom? Just want to learn more? Watch this clip and wow all your friends with your new knowledge.

Meet Eric Jacqmain, a high school student from Indiana who made his very own 'death ray' by covering an ordinary fibreglass satellite dish with 5,800 tiny mirror tiles.

You heard it last night: house music throbbing through your walls, wild shrieks coming from the street, the sound of clothing being shed. "It's the teenagers," you thought to yourself.

Have you booked your Luxury Hitler Tour?

On Conan, Tim and Eric dropped in (supposedly from a helicopter) to talk about their show and new movie about Tim and Eric's puppet baby that teaches them about love. Here is the entire interview including a truly awkward ending.

As if Wall Street's hardworking bankers didn't have enough to worry about, now the FBI is warning them that they're the subject of terrorist threats. Extremely vague terrorist threats.

Enemies Blair and Dan found their paths unexpectedly crossing on tonight's Gossip Girl. Interning at W Magazine together, Dan and Blair quickly realize they are the best interns and go to great lengths to prove their superiority over each other.

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

[Egyptians are taking to the streets again today to demand the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak and his entire regime. The protesters are hoping for a million person turn out. Image via AP]

The Shinmoedake volcano in Japan erupted again today, with experts saying it was "five times" more powerful than last week's eruption. The force of the explosion blew out windows five miles away and nearby residents have been urged to leave.

Officers from the NYPD's Emergency Service Unit have a tough job, taking on some of the most dangerous assignments in New York. But if the last three months are any indication, some of them could use a little gun training.

Super Bowl XLV is this weekend! Oh, but it's also "one of the biggest human trafficking events in the United States."

[Lydia Vasquez scrapes ice from the windshield of her car in Denver on Monday. Image via AP]

A new study that examined how frequently women sought mental health care before and after childbirth and abortion indicates that having a baby may, in fact, be more traumatizing to women than having an abortion.

Republican California gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman, who lost, spent $178.5 million on her campaign. Her opponent, Jerry Brown, spent $36.5 million.

Three people have been accused of attempted fraud for pretending to be members of the Guggenheim family. They used the email "guggenheimbankers@aol.com" and claimed to be "large contributors to Home Land Security." What betrayed them? Their "lack of sophistication."

They may have complained about his "totally unacceptable" jokes, but Golden Globes organizers have asked comedian Ricky Gervais to host the awards for a third time next year, according to Gervais. He told Heat magazine, "I don't think I should."

[Famous actor Brad Pitt goes through LAX security. Image via Bauer Griffin]

After 10 years in the position, Google CEO Eric Schmidt is poised to step down and transfer day-to-day responsibilities to co-founder Larry Page. Schmidt, known for his puzzling utterances, also enjoys the word "literally." A lot. A whole, whole lot.

On tonight's Daily Show, Jon Stewart began to respond to Sarah Palin's idiotic response to President Obama's State of the Union address. As he did, though, Stewart realized—and then explained with evidence—that Palin may be... a Russian spy?!