Nicki busts a move and her dress. John Travolta goes on a boys-only ski vacation. Michael Phelps and Pauly D share a girlfriend. Gwyneth discusses feeling "like a zombie." Tuesday gossip wishes it were a nip slip.

Here We Go Magic's label vetoed this video for single "Casual," deeming it "a little too stoner," says director Chris Luttrell. Maybe, but it's transfixingly cool and 90s model Sibyl Buck looks fierce, as expected given Luttrell's way with women.

Just last month, the book chain Borders was being touted as a possible buyer of Barnes & Noble. Today, Borders itself is struggling to survive. How bad is it? Let's roll the most recent low-lights.

An Auburn University professor, along with NewSouth Books, plans to release a new edition of Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn with every instance of the word "nigger" replaced with "slave," hoping that will make the book more accessible.

Is it just us or is Late Night obsessed with 90's specifics? On tonights episode, Gwyneth Paltrow and Jimmy remind us of their 90's band Shazzazz. Think Salt 'n Pepa if they wrote "This Is How We Do It".

Overall advertising spending in the U.S. was up nearly 9% in the third quarter, marking three straight quarters of gains. Except for newspapers, which had their 20th consecutive quarterly decline. They're overdue for a comeback! [NYT]

Can you guess what movie this image comes from? Check back for the answer at 4pm today.

Italy is the latest place to ban plastic bags. Why visit, now?

Early in the morning on New Year's Day, a Philippine politician took a snapshot of his family outside their home. Seconds later, he was shot and killed by a gunman, who was also captured in the picture aiming a pistol.

[A bird eerily sits in view of Seattle's Space Needle just days after thousands of birds dropped dead from the sky over an Arkansas town. We're screwed. Image via AP]

Undersexed Captain Owen Honors will be temporarily removed as commander of the USS Enterprise while the Navy investigates his unsurprising masturbation field guide video that includes anti-gay slurs and odd shower scenes, a Navy source told NBC.

The fondling lawsuit involving the Epcot Center's gropey Donald Duck is going to court.

[Japan's Taku Tekeuchi during a trial jump at the Four Hills tournament in Austria. Image via AP]

Do you live in Europe, Central Asia, or North Africa? Make sure you watch the solar eclipse!

Kathryn Aurora Gray, a Canadian 10-year-old, just became the youngest-ever person to discover a supernova after spotting one in galaxy UGC 3378 while looking with her dad. So? When I was 10 I discovered late-night Cinemax. Where's my medal?

Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia is a constitutional originalist who interprets the constitution based on what he believes its authors meant—you know, without pesky things like "protection against discrimination on the basis of gender or sexual orientation."

Castle gets to live out a secret fantasy as the actress playing his hit character Nikki Heat shadows and mimics Det. Beckett. Unfortunately, it's not long until her mannerisms get just a little too creepy for Beckett to handle.

On tonight's Late Show, Brian Williams stopped by to chat with David Letterman about his holiday vacation. What did we learn? Williams' junk was felt up—multiple times!—by the TSA. Also: Williams never ceases to be hilarious. Watch inside.

[Michael Lohan, father of Lindsay, performs his first actually useful task in over six years as he helps move his daughter's possessions. Image via Bauer-Griffin]

Tonight, Stephen Colbert gave a "Tip of [His] Hat" to the doomed Spider-Man broadway musical for, well, selling tons of tickets even though its actors keep getting injured. Then, Colbert called on other plays to violently follow suit. Watch inside.