Every so often there are those exposes about the torture of working in a Disney theme park. Here's one by YouTube's Swoozie06that's a little bit lighter and done with the help of some humorous stick figure animation.

This video is cute—well, it's cute in a "Did that little girl just get possessed by Satan?" way. Anyway! This is Penny. Because Penny's parents are horrible, they decided to feed her grapefruit juice and film the results.

Westboro Baptist Church members won't protest murdered 9-year-old Christina Green's funeral, after all.

Probably not. But it's fun to think about! The rapper/headphone entrepreneur told his 3.8 million Twitter acolytes to buy stock in a company called H&H over the weekend, causing a buying surge that earned him $5.2 million.

In this clip from last night's V, "Anna" gulps down and then regurgitates a rat for a hungry alien baby. Plus! Watch Morena inaugurate Attack of the Show's new set with a candid exploration of the scene's creepy details.

McDonald's (formerly "The United States Department of Health") has plans for Japan. Big plans. Idaho big. With a hash brown on top.

According to the number crunchers at Forbes, one-woman Vaudeville revue Lady Gaga will earn about $100 million in 2011 thanks to concerts, endorsements, and profits from her new album. But did they account for her considerable wardrobe budget?

Doug and Sara Cannon are a Canadian couple who lost their Bernese mountain dog, Molly Jane, last week. They're so desperate to get the pet back that they're offering to name their firstborn child after whoever finds her. Watch inside.

In her response to accusations her violent rhetoric was connected to Jared Loughner's shooting spree, Sarah Palin claimed that media figures had manufactured a "blood libel" against her. How would the Anti-Defamation League, the Jewish civil rights group, take this?

In the middle of his press tour for The Dilemma, MTV News asked the off-point but highly-important question about the Arrested Development movie. Ron Howard answers it honestly, leaving most of the blame on Mitch Hurtwiz.

In your cinematic Wednesday media column: the New York Times documentary is almost here, the Hearst way is the way of the future, fashion news doesn't stop, more finger-wagging at Howard Kurtz, and Joanne Lipman has opinions, against all odds.

You can use an escalator to get around quicker than using the stairs, but did you also know you could use them to go down too?

Parody newspaper the Onion is set to launch two half-hour comedies this year, the first of which premiered last night on Comedy Central. Onion Sports Dome is a show which mocks both sports and sports media.

Gay magazine The Advocate used its own formula to assemble a list of the most homotastic cities in America and published the results today. You may be shocked by which city is the gayest, and which ones don't even rank.

[Katie Holmes and Adam Sandler shoot a scene for "Jack and Jill," a movie in which Sandler plays both a man and a woman. Image via Pacific Coast News.]

After his son went off to college Craig Grant agreed to watch his cat while he was away, he now takes care of hundreds of them at his Caboodle Ranch.

Ever since we heard MTV was taking our favorite British show of all time and watering it down for America, we've had our reservations. Despite being heckled by their Twitter, we were invited to MTV HQ to screen two episodes.

Although it may seem like a good idea at the time, this Estonian man's method proves a bit risky. Avalanche-y, even.

Lebanon's government has collapsed after enough Hezbollah ministers and allies withdrew from the prime minister's cabinet. The prime minister has been cooperating with a U.N. investigation into former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri's assassination, which is expected to indict Hezbollah officials.

David Letterman set an awkward tone when he started a conversation by saying "I know Kevin has a bit of a weight problem." Vince Vaughn then tells a long story about the green juices they both drank on the set.