As we bid au revoir to French Vogue's controversial editor, Carine Roitfeld, let us spend a moment with the most controversial images from her final issue: kindergarteners in vampy lipstick and stilettos, languishing in bed and on a tiger-skin rug.

Class warrior Barack Obama thinks that 345% of the median household income is "relatively modest pay."

Consider purchasing a synthesizer instead of a treadmill for your hamster and you'll have the coolest discotheque on the block.

Meet the Blow-Ups. Just your average couple with an appreciation for the simple life—and also for lying in the fetal position at the bottom of an inflatable rubber ball. Like Mrs. Blow-Up, we think that sounds good, too!

A United Airlines pilot's coffee accident forced the emergency landing of a Boeing 777 when communications and navigation systems malfunctioned. Luckily all 241 passengers were fine, though it took them an extra day to get to Europe.

Ron Paul wants the American public to be able to use gold and silver as legal tender—and Stephen Colbert agrees! Someone should really let him know that dropping actual dollars into the ocean doesn't create sand dollars, though.

[It's a big Boehner day on Capitol Hill! Here's incoming Speaker John Boehner posing with ten of his eleven (less orange-skinned) siblings outside the House chamber today, before his swearing-in. Image via speakerboehner/Flickr]

Here's a bit of Late Night history: Johnny Carson did the first 10 years of the Tonight Show in the current Late Night studio. So, Kevin Spacey took over Fallon's seat and did his best impression of the late host.

Christine O'Donnell will file amendments to all the campaign finance reports her campaign filed during the 2009-2010 election cycle, a lawyer for the failed Delaware Republican Senate candidate wrote in a letter to the Federal Election Commission.

A trip to George Lucas's recording studio is a visit to paradise for several species of nerd. Here's a fun clip of G4TV rookie Candace Bailey emotively grunting her way through a Lego Star Wars voice-over session.

"I've always gravitated toward gay people," Mila Kunis tells gay magazine The Advocate. Then she drops the most annoying line in the fag hag canon: "I've often been told I'm a gay man in a woman's body." So, she's transgender?

In Soviet Russia, you don't screech falsetto, falsetto screeches you.

WABC weatherperson Heidi Jones entered a not guilty plea today to misdemeanor charges that she falsely told police a "Hispanic man" tried to rape her in Central Park. But according to the criminal complaint, she's already confessed her guilt.

Do people take what they read over Twitter as fact or opinion? That's one of the issues of contention in a lawsuit by designer Dawn Simorangkir against Courtney Love, over allegedly false tweets Love sent to her 40,000+ followers.

This local commercial for car accident lawyer Judith Marsh that features lines like, "Slow down cowgirl, don't click so fast you're not a man" is sure to be a hit with the ladies.

The American masses aren't the only ones who have noticed the overexposure of Brad Womack's cut body—the Bachelor has, too. When Access Hollywood Live played b-roll of his sweaty workouts, he confessed "I get so embarrassed about that."

Jersey Shore heffalump Snooki told the Daily News that she'd like to be called by her real name, Nicole, now that she's a published author. Here are some good reasons why that will never happen.

Since the federal government's going to default on its debt this year, we'll all need some cheap, entertaining distractions. How about, say, a presidential race with delightful right-wing baby-farming dingbat Rep. Michele Bachmann? It could happen!

This kitten knows how to get all cosy and comfy in a tiny box.

Vanity Fair has taken a look at the case of Peter Daou and James Boyce, two Democratic operatives who claim Arianna Huffington stole their idea for the Huffington Post. That idea? A Democratic political operation masquerading as a news site.