Today on The View, The Bachelor was thrown to the wolves. Why'd he leave those two girls hanging last time? How can he kiss all of those women? Will he get engaged this time? What's this about an arrest?

It's cold as hell in the Northeast today, and it's been a crazy winter pretty much everywhere. This means we're spending a lot of time talking about the weather. How can you do it without sounding like a hackneyed idiot?

Today at Gawker.TV, Joan Rivers and the Fashion Police name their "Worst Dressed" at the Golden Globes, James Lipton makes a cameo on The Simpsons, new Archer, and Kim Kardashian flirts with Kanye on the premiere of her new show.

Congratulations to thepactisover for being the first person to answer today's Freeze Frame. Click through for the answer.

A thong, a spring, and a hairdryer. Alone they are nothing, but together, along with a dozen other household items, they are practically a symphony orchestra. Enjoy!

Another great move by deeply beloved and totally secure ABC News chief Ben Sherwood: he's reportedly hiring Dan Abrams. Yes, Dan Abrams, the current owner of a PR firm. To do some anchoring, there at ABC! How does that work?

What do you do when you have an abundance of Post-It Notes and paper clips? Create a model of Australia's Sydney Harbor for a Staples commercial.

Keith Olbermann has only been out at MSNBC for one weekend, but what will he do next? Some people on Facebook, Twitter and Daily Kos want him to run for Joe Lieberman's Connecticut Senate seat.

Tunisia has been epically chaotic lately, which is why we thought it was odd that the U.S. embassy there was closed on Martin Luther King Day. Now our ambassador there has found the time to write Gawker an angry letter.

Hes so excited about the Super Bowl, in fact, that he paints his floor green (with yard lines) and installs four televisions in his living room to replicate a jumbo-tron. It's the thought that counts.

Bravo is the gold standard of network programming and the go to place for production companies looking to pitch shows. But what kind of characters make shows on Bravo so hot?

A sunny reenactment of recent trends in American higher education: due to the recession, enrollment rises. Due to the recession, state funding was down. Federal stimulus funds provide momentary rescue! And now: federal funds end. States are still broke. Urgh.

Back to the Future fans got a treat on Friday night when Christopher Lloyd popped up on Fringe. Bonus: references to 1985 and a storyline revolves around traveling through time!

It gets even betterer for Dan Savage, the nationally syndicated sex advice columnist and inadvertent creator of the "It Gets Better" anti-suicide campaign. MTV has ordered a pilot for a show in which he'll tour college campuses, speaking about sex.

Google's soon-to-be-ex CEO reportedly filmed a pilot for CNN as part of a year-long effort to find a TV job. The only problem: It was really, really bad.

Catfight alert! Here's yet another NYC all-female brawl—this time filmed by Reddit user bearCatBird yesterday on the L Train platform—featuring two ladies going at it until bystanders break them up. Best part: the eye-roll at the :34 mark.

Jersey Shore brawler JWOWW, the most important artist of our generation, has taken up painting once again. This time it's not still lifes and nude figures, but the walls of her house. Next stop: the Whitney! [via]

Watch as these toy cars blow up in dramatic slow motion with the help of some small firecrackers and a little Ode to Joy. Let the toy carnage begin!

In today's not-so-shocking news, Kathie Lee Gifford did a keg stand while at the Tonight Show for an interview on Friday. We're not sure this is going to help your reputation for being a booze-hound, Kath!

A group of white guys hit the mean Seattle streets of the 90's to give each other hive-fives. And is that Bill Nye?