Sargent Shriver, first director of the Peace Corps, father of Maria, and Kennedy clan member, died today at 95.

Steve Jobs took a secret flight to Switzerland in 2009 for cancer treatment, reports Fortune, suggesting a radical, all-out fight against his ailment. Fortune agreed to keep this a secret, but now that their source is dead, the deal's off.

Sarah Palin's favorability rating has plunged to 38%. Could it be all that crazy shit she did?

Could it possibly be that the voice behind the Ollie the weatherman on Family Guy is voiced over by none other than Jets inside linebacker Bart Scott? Watch the video and decide for yourself.

Lena Fokina, the hardbodied Russian viral video star seen swinging babies here and here, is real. She teaches baby yoga for a living and raised two (seemingly) healthy daughters that way. And she just gave her first American interview!

A few fans stopped by Bill Nye's actual house, rung the doorbell, and got him to participate! He kindly shows them around his house, making sure to stop by his electric meter which runs backwards, in case you forgot.

To stop the spread of Western culture, Iranian officials have banned the sale or production of any goods related to Valentine's Day, which has become increasingly popular with Iranian youth. Would it be possible to introduce a similar moratorium here?

The Way We Live Now: wasting money. Just absolutely blowing scrilla like there's no tomorrow. We're on a paper chase—chasing it right out the door, into a fire or something! Wasting money's great. Until you run out of money.

Chelsea Handler decided to play hooky on MLK day in Hawaii and left the round-table in charge. Clearly, the next in the command chain should be her assistant, Chuy.

Ross Mathews interviewed celebs on the Golden Globes' red carpet about their "secret talents". Yes, it's hackneyed but there are sufficient sexual innuendos and charming moments with Zachary Levi to make it more entertaining than the standard gushy interview.

Just every once in a while! Rather than playing cartoonish Indians from old Western serials. Also today: Clint Eastwood continues to cast his J. Edgar Hoover movie, a terrible show gets renewed, and old people get a second chance.

Community prepares for a Dungeons & Dragons episode, Rescue Me's series finale will coincide with the anniversary of September 11th, and the Scrubs hospital will be demolished as soon as Childrens Hospital finishes filming.

Everyone is talking about whether or not host Ricky Gervais has been banned from future Golden Globe broadcasts, or if he should. Who cares? Here are 10 things that really should never appear on any awards show again.

Upon arriving in Queensland, Oprah and Gayle's first stop was to see koala bears. This clip begins with the marsupials getting handsy with Oprah's boobs and ends with Gayle and Oprah gawking at two koalas banging in a tree.

[The sex symbol films "Married with Kids" in Brooklyn today. Photo via Splash]

If superheroes were all hipsters they'd probably tweet, take art exams and knew about Mars way before it was "cool". Hopefully, this isn't the next big reinvention in superhero films despite the obvious comedic potential.

Today at Gawker.TV, Rob Lowe goes crazy on the cast of Parks and Recreation, Hoda Kotb's kinkajou-kiss, teasing Curb Your Enthusiasm's move to New York, HIMYM's funeral episode, and celebrity targets stand behind Ricky Gervais' Golden Globes set.

Wow! Nobody here got today's Freeze Frame. Click through for the answer.

All you need is a golden voice, some cats and a precocious baby. Oh, and a recording device. Take the quick survey inside, email your answer to the question to surveys@gawker.com, and you'll be entered to win a Kodak Playfull Video Camera. Kid, you're gonna be a star!

TMZ acquired an email allegedly showing Charlie Sheen hiring a hooker in Las Vegas. Gone are the days of Heidi Fleiss! New media has empowered men to find and hire hookers by themselves, on websites like CityVibe.com.