Dearly departed bigot Jerry Falwell's legacy includes the conservative Liberty University, which apparently also includes an a cappella student choir group. Here's said choir group performing a Christmas-themed version of Antoine Dodson's "Bed Intruder Song," because why the hell not?

Playboy TV, the fuzzy obsession of every teenage male, is trying to rebrand and find new audiences with programming that will appeal to couples. Their newest reality show Brooklyn Kind of Love is just as befuddling as you'd imagine.

Congratulations to intrepid spaniel Stigg for being the first person to answer today's Freeze Frame. Click through for the answer.

Today at Gawker.TV, Neil Patrick Harris does his "Oprah's Favorite Things" impression, Ricky Gervais shares tales of the pranks he pulled at his mother's funeral, Colin Quinn does impressions, and Conan re-edits Sarah Palin and Oprah's Most Fascinating interview.

Bawwwww! Meet Kevin. Kevin is a cute little Yorkshire Terrier. Recently, Kevin's owner took him for a walk though a snow-covered park. And try as he might, a snow dog Kevin is not. Inside, watch him flail around—adorably.

When one of his female customers seemed "stressed out," a Wisconsin mailman decided he would cheer her up. So he took off all his clothes and performed her delivery completely naked. Then he was arrested.

Vitamin sleep! Radiation babies! Sugar cereal! Fat Scots! Hotel workouts! Soda tax! Alzheimer's explanations! And the war on drugs pays off! It's your Tuesday Health Watch, where we watch your health—if you can call it that!

OK, so technically they don't exist, but here's an amazing parody ad for Brontë Sisters Power Dolls, who must "fight evil publishers to get their books into print." If you're not already sold, I have one word for you: Brontësaurus!

According to TMZ, Ryan Reynolds and Scarlett Johansson, that married pair of perfect people, are "living apart." Just shows you that, no matter what Men's Health says, abs like that aren't enough to keep a woman that good.

Rand Paul is a 47-year-old doctor and United States Senator-elect, but he won't even splurge for his own basement sublet in Washington. Instead, he's moving in with his old man, Rep. Ron Paul, in his Virginia condo.

Is waiting until January 20th not good enough for you? Here's a short new promo for Parks and Recreation that features Ron Swanson talking about his favorite kind of friends—the ones who never say a word.

Facebook is a remarkably handy way to stay in touch with people, and even to buy them Christmas gifts. But three separate news items today make it easy to conclude the social network is wearing away at the culture.

The red-headed host appeared on Larry King Live last night to give an update about his life now that he's happily back on TV. Conan pontificated on his new show and the other late night hosts—including Jay Leno.

In your icy Tuesday media column: Kathy and A.C. are back for New Year's eve, Larry King's nearly done at CNN, John Roberts leaves morning TV, and HuffPo's profitability confirmed.

Here are two trailers for new Johnny Depp movies, both of which fall somewhat squarely in the kid-friendly demographic. He seems to be cultivating a pretty strong crop of these movies, strangely offsetting his Sweeney Todds and Hunter S. Thompsons.

Jeopardy! is finally ready for its Kasparov vs. Deep Blue moment: This February, the show will televise a man vs. machine tournament involving Ken Jennings and a quiz robot.

Tea Party Caucus founder Rep. Michele Bachmann has been planning a weekly course on the Constitution for new members of Congress, many of whom ran on their rich constitutional knowledge. And her first guest professor? Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.

Sure, we all had a laugh when ABC announced Skating With the Stars—but a funny thing happened when I was channel surfing last night. I caught a stunning performance by competitor Rebecca Budig that featured three overhead lifts.

Today's interview with Sean "Diddy" Combs provided for some interesting and cringe-worthy moments. First, the audience couldn't help but laugh at Barbara's pronunciation, and later she grilled him about the mothers of his six children and why he's not married.

Rap duo/trio Das Racist was detained at the UK's Gatwick airport yesterday and eventually deported to Switzerland. The exact reasons for the deportation are unclear, but the group says on their website it had to do with their "political views."