Quite recently, the New York Times, Washington Post, and LA Times were three of America's best newspapers. Now, they're each facing potentially era-ending challenges. Is there any hope for the Great American Newspaper? Sure—for the lucky ones.

Almond was born in a tree and has been living there for seven months with the help of Ron Venden, tree owner and nicest man ever. Watch a tree cat and a good Wisconsin accent restore your faith in humanity.

[Sarah Jessica Parker and Pierce Brosnan on the New York set of "I Don't Know How She Does It." Photo via Splash]

Top Republicans asked Governor Sandwiches of New Jersey, Chris Christie, to deliver their official response to the president's State of the Union tomorrow, and he turned them down. Smart move on his part! He'd probably just yell at everyone.

Gawker.TV Trivia, a daily question & answer game that tests your knowledge of television—past and present. Do you think you that you've got it? The answer to today's question, inside.

This touch screen bar being tested in Hong Kong uses tags on the bottom of beer bottles to relay information about the beer, suggests similar beers, and most importantly allows you to order more drinks without a bartender.

Watch as Frodo, Sam, Gandalf, and the rest of the Lord of the Rings crew race through Middle Earth, Benny Hill style.

Cinema's most annoying actor is absolutely your fault, because you keep going to see movies that he is in! Stop doing that! But please keep going to see The King's Speech, because that makes us look good.

This cat has found a new playmate in the game Kinectimals for Xbox. But do you think they will become best friends for life?

Oprah has been hyping a huge family secret she plans to reveal on today's program. Guess what it is? She has a secret sister living in Milwaukee! She's actually Oprah's half-sister, but still. Welcome to the billionaire's club, lady!

Madonna's brother worries about her love life. Lindsay Lohan is "completely over the club scene." Justin Bieber's toy-begging technique caught on tape. Ronnie Specter says Snooki stole her 'do. Monday gossip craves young blood.

There are many different types of things that can infest a house, such as mice, rats, ants, termites... but I think anyone would have to draw the line at hundreds of snakes.

Sterling Archer, Lana, Malory and the rest of the ISIS crew returned to TV a few days earlier than the show's scheduled return this Thursday. Inside, clips and a very "meta moment" for H. Jon Benjamin's animated career.

The police say the death was natural, but the family has other ideas. This TV star got a judge to keep his cheating secret and this comedian is now a lesbian. Damn, these days gossip has a body count.

HCG is a human hormone made during pregnancy. It's also a popular ingredient in diet potions. It's also a total fraud. Sorry, Carmen Electra!

An explosion has rocked Moscow's Domodedovo airport—Russia's busiest—wounding hundreds and killing at least 31. The bomb hit the international terminal, apparently outside its security perimeter. A suicide bomber is suspected; Chechen separatists struck the same airport in 2004.

"Wheelchair bound lady-magnet" Zach's audition for OWN's Your OWN Show received 9 million contested votes online, winning him a chance to compete in a cutthroat competition where people and their TV dreams are voted off our island. Here's what happened.

Moral of the story: never turn your back on a kangaroo.

Slamdance is known for edge, and one 2011 standout is Snow On tha Bluff, a doc about "rock" in Atlanta. Director Damon Russell, from A&E's The First 48, takes immersive to the extreme in this unflinching trailer.

It's a good idea to avoid tempting fate when around sharp objects... but this guy has knives to sell! Watch as he tries to prove its durability only to be proven wrong.