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While we're handing out Oscars for blizzard movies, why not give one to local news photographer Dave Grant for his intense shaky-cam video of this storm-caused 100-car accident on I-94 in North Dakota? It's better than The Road!

Russell Brand is in trouble! Marc Anthony is in debt! Brad Pitt is in the hospital! (Not for anything serious... unless you consider charity serious, which I do.) Friday's gossip is ringing in the new year!

Earlier we showed you our favorite cat videos of 2010, but let's not forget our canine friends. Each year, thousands of videos hit the web featuring pooches of every size and breed; this compilation shows twenty of our favorites.

While most of our lives are devoted to the watching and hearing of things, occasionally, yes, we do read a thing or two. Here are our choices for our favorite reads of the year, books or otherwise.

It's New Year's Eve, a moment to reflect on the year that's gone by and to make some (sure-to-be-unfulfilled) promises about the one about to arrive. As part of that renewal, here's a tiny bird hatching in someone's hand.

The Winklevoss Twins—the hunky identical twins who claim Mark Zuckerberg stole the idea for Facebook from them at Harvard—are still hopping mad! Apparently you can't even interview them without being inundated with the tiniest details of Zuckerberg's betrayal.

Stephen Ho, best known for bringing his stuntman skills to Conan, talks about fulfilling his wife's superhero fantasy. In this instance, it borders on bestiality.

Speculation is heating up again that Facebook might go public next year. Or what if Groupon AND Facebook IPO'd at the same time? Would all the money in the universe be sucked into the resulting black hole?

Holiday travel sucks, but at least a guy didn't masturbate in the seat next to you on the plane

From the couple who lost $800,000 for answering a question correctly to perhaps the most amazing solve in Wheel of Fortune history, it was quite a year for the game show television format.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is currently holed up in an English country mansion, fighting extradition to Sweden where he faces a sex crime investigation. What better time for Newsweek to publish an exclusive photo gallery: "Christmas with Julian?"

A group of men dressed like Vikings lead the torchlight procession that kicks off Edinburgh New Year's celebration. Kind of makes the Times Square ball drop look a little wimpy, no? Image via Getty]

Taiwanese animators NMA are ending their year with a shot at NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg and his handling of the recent Snowpocalypse. In their version, no one could get Fresh Direct and snow balls were used as weapons against him.

On Bailando por un Sueño, the Argentinian equivalent of Dancing with the Stars, stripping the dancer, baring her breasts, licking them, and finger her nether regions are apparently not against the rules. How can we import this show?

If we took one thing away from last nights Toddlers and Tiaras it's never get between a mini-diva and her pacifier. Watch as contestant Makenzie throws a tanrtum for her Ni-Ni and suppress all urges to shake your computer screen.

All the blizzard talk reminded us of "Wickedness," Ron Hansen's short story about the Schoolhouse Blizzard of 1888, which killed 500 people across the Great Plains. It's amazing, and through the magic of Google Books you can read it here.

Do you have an hour? Here is Hans Rosling's BBC Four documentary The Joy of Stats. He takes us through a number of studies he's done and the statistics to back up said claims, complete with pretty charts.

The Way We Live Now: looking back wistfully at the glorious year past, standing astride the river of commerce, one foot on the solid bank of triumphal economic revival, the other on the muddy bank of economic recession. Dancing!