Our government's idiotic war on Wikileaks extends even to America's tiny presence in Antarctica. A memo sent to all Americans in Antarctica effectively censors Wikileaks material from the entire continent. Can't tip off the penguins about our secret plans!

Jon Stewart blasted Republicans on Monday for blocking legislation to provide health care benefits to 9/11 first responders (video). Tonight—his last show of the year—Stewart continued his criticism of Congress and the media for ignoring the issue.

24-year-old Adam Wheeler lied his way into Harvard. Wheeler just pleaded guilty to charges of larceny, identity theft and fraud and must now pay Harvard back for more than $45,000 in scholarships and serve 10 years probation.

"SM" has a rare brain condition that's wiped out her amygdala—thought to be the brain's fear center. Researchers put her in a bunch of frightening situations but didn't scare her once. Sounds like the most fun study ever.

Tonight, Larry King hosted the final ever episode of Larry King Live with the help of Bill Maher, Ryan Seacrest, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Regis Philbin, Diane Sawyer, Brian Williams, Katie Couric, Barbara Walters, Bill Clinton, and more! The best moments, inside.

Among the many varied traditions of peoples all over the world, throwing 23,096 stuffed animals onto a hockey rink has go to be one of the two or three dumbest. But it looks pretty impressive.

Louis C.K. discusses arguing with 3-year-olds. You can never win. That's how words like Pig Newtons become correct; kids want to argue things for the sake of arguing.

On tonight's Factor, Bill O'Reilly welcomed Sarah Palin on for a chat about, well, a bunch of random, unintelligible things. But part of that chat included Palin defending her reality show—and Kate Gosselin's horrible behavior on it. Kinda.

LAPD has released a gallery of 160 women whose pictures were found in the 'Grim Sleepers' killer's home.

Yesterday, we introduced you to Facebook's new face-recognition feature. Today, hints emerge of yet another new feature called "memories". What is Facebook's "memories," and how will it help us embarrass ourselves on the Internet?

[Sure, it was probably cold as hell for this ironworker on the 52nd floor of One World Trade Center today, but what a view! Image via AP]

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is chilling at an English manor, but he isn't out of the woods: He says an espionage indictment from a U.S. "secret grand jury" is coming, and there's even talk of a Bradley Manning plea deal.

People have been using the online movie maker Xtranormal to all kinds of delightful ends—see this video about getting a career as a journalist—and here's one that points out bad behavior from restaurant customers.

Morgan Freeman is not dead. Haven't we learned our lesson about celebrity death news reported on Twitter?

Today we looked at a young lady who deliberately wears fashion items she believes men find repellent. Many people assessed the validity of her claim, back and forth, back and forth, while one poor commenter was very confused.

Jersey Shore brawler JWOWW is best known for beating the crap out of people and wearing clothing that even hookers would find offensive. She appeared at an event last night looking gorgeous and chic. What a disappointment!

The Way We Live Now: rubbing our palms together in a "woo boy, the good times are coming" fashion. The good times are coming! Lower unemployment! Hot stocks! Super deals! We're getting into day trading, to make our fortune!

Andy Cohen brought together an odd couple on last night's show. Tom Colicchio's cool exterior balanced out Amy Sedaris' crazy antics. Together, they provided 30 minutes of great entertainment. Here's the most hilarious bits of the night.

Lt. Col. Terrence Lakin, the Army doctor who refused to deploy to Afghanistan over doubts that commander-in-chief Barack Obama was born in the United States, was sentenced to six months in military prison today. Martyr! But no, not really.

Justin Timberlake says he'd "absolutely" be a full-time member of the Saturday Night Live cast, Larry King signs off tonight for the last time, Modern Family's TV Guide cover, and Bobby Moynihan and Snooki hang out.