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It's the end of the year, which means it's time for best of the year lists! Here Gawker entertainment writers Richard Lawson and Brian Moylan weigh in on the best movies they saw in 2010.

[Crocheting-obsessed artist Agata Olek covered the iconic Wall Street bull in a sweater this weekend. It only stayed up for two hours before being removed. Too bad, he could have used it in the snow! Image via Animal New York]

The top movie this holy weekend was the threequel to the epic Meet the Parents trilogy, Little Fockers. Ben Stiller's never going away! Can't say the same for his friend Jack Black, though.

Bristol Palin's new home in Maricopa, Arizona's Cobblestone Farms subdivision has five bedrooms and a three-car garage. (The better not to contribute to the myth of global warming with.) Arizona really is a cursed state, isn't it?

Will Christo ever announce a new art project that makes everyone say, "Sounds good"?

Fireworks in a snowman, filmed, packaged as a news report, accompanied by Hans Zimmer's Inception score. If you're on the east coast of the U.S. today, go make your self one of these (but bigger).

Watch as two cats take a playful approach to today's blizzard.

The indignities heaped upon our nation's young attorneys continue to pile up like snowdrifts on the bleak city streets. Consider the plight of today's humble barristers: having spent the year confined to an office, they emerge to find...a bonus nightmare.

This video of a a lecture being animated as you hear it is both beautiful and intellectually stimulating as some fascinating precepts about time and behavioral differences are illustrated as you hear them.

Miley and Noah do a Christmas karaoke duet. Rachel Weisz and Daniel Craig hold hands. Where did Selena Gomez's promise ring go? Prince sees The Nutcracker. Monday gossip is full of Christmas leftovers.

There is an uncanny resemblance between Usher's 2010 hit "OMG" and Homer Simpson's Christmas carol from the season 14 episode "Dude, Where's My Ranch?" See for yourself, if only to hear a Usher / Homer duet.

It is unclear whether the cat thought the trampoline would be a good place to relax, or if the little girl and camera-mom dragged the poor thing to it. The cat wants out.

Leon Walker, a 33 year-old Michigan computer technician, has been charged with a felony (and faces up to five years in prison) for using his wife's password to read her email. Well, he had a damn good reason.

We're shocked someone called the cops and not the paparazzi. This actor is cheating with his new costar and this actress helped a family stranded in the rain. She would hate to add to the "roaming the streets" epidemic.

Five soldiers inside a Humvee are greeted with the ominous sight and sound of a grenade dropping... in the vehicle. To the delight of those in on the joke, the two in the front seat (rightfully) freak the hell out!

Check out this behind the scenes look at AMC's new murder mystery show the Killing. Centered around the murder of a young girl, the show tracks the police, the politicians and the family, all of whom have secrets (of course).

We've seen a basketball get wedged between the rim and backboard, but, like a quarter landing on it's side, we've never seen a basketball land and sit still on a rim. If it's possible, this is the closest we've come.

Russian billionaire Mikhail Khodorkovsky's been found guilty of embezzlement, or, as Russians say, "pissing off Vladimir Putin."

Ōkunoshima Island, a former Japanese WWII gas factory, is now home to over 300 rabbits. Recently, Rabbit Island is receiving special attention because next year's Zodiac animal is the bunny. Woohoo.