Following his winning of the Heisman Trophy last weekend, Auburn quarterback Cam Newton stopped by the Late Show tonight to read David Letterman's Top 10 List: "Things Cam Newton Can Say Now That He Won the Heisman Trophy." Watch inside.

Fresh off of her CMA Awards performance (here) and before the release of her new film, Country Strong—in which she sings!—Gwyneth Paltrow visited Conan O'Brien's program tonight. Guess what... her children hate her singing voice, too! Watch inside.

[Singer Cher removes her coat as she arrives for the British premiere of her new movie, Burlesque. Photo via AP.]

Tonight, Jon Stewart opened with an impassioned rant against Republicans for blocking a Congressional bill that would've provided health care for 9/11 first responders. Stewart then implored the GOP to never again exploit the attacks for political gain. Watch inside.

A German man was frustrated with the police's inability to stop his 17-year-old daughter from seeing her 57-year-old boyfriend. So he took matters into his own hands, and cut off the boyfriend's balls with a bread knife.

Tonight, Lambs across America were glued to the television watching Mariah Carey's holiday concert special, which included a duet of "O Come All Ye Faithful/Hallelujah Chorus" with her mother, Patricia. And in true diva style, Carey upstaged Mom. Watch inside.

A few weeks ago, the Smithsonian removed a work of art from an exhibition over complaints that it was offensive to Christians. Now the Andy Warhol Foundation—which gave $100,000 for the exhibition—says it'll stop funding Smithsonian shows.

On tonight's Factor, Bill O'Reilly gave a "Reality Check" to bong-hitting Miley Cyrus regarding a video that surfaced last week showing the teen star smoking the hallucinogen salvia. O'Reilly's assessment of Cyrus' behavior? "Pathetic." Watch him chew her out, inside.

You don't have to have seen The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford to enjoy this amazingly well done Yogi Bear parody. But it helps! As does a deep, abiding hatred for the stupid Yogi Bear movie.

This one's all the way back from 2007, obviously before The Hangover. Here, Zach Galifanakis, wearing a red dress and lip synching to Annie, rips away pages of posterboard behind him, performing an act that's absurd, fearless, and vintage Zach.

Richard Holbrooke, the longtime U.S. diplomat and current special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, has died at age 69, apparently of a torn aorta. He had been admitted to the hospital over the weekend, and underwent surgery on Saturday.

Here's a nice little web exclusive from Conan that your indie pals will love: Zooey Deschanel, M Ward, and Conan O'Brien gathered 'round the dressing room and singing a holiday carol.

Leave it to this hilarious duo to revamp an old Christmas classic that — to be honest — was pretty weird to begin with. Watch David Bowie and Bing Crosby's holiday duet get even weirder in this tribute/homage/parody/whatever it is by the two dudes who brought you Talladega Nights and Stepbrothers.

[Or lack thereof. Budapest's annual Santa Claus Charity Run streaked through the city yesterday. Photo via AP]

With three teams left (two aiming to become the first All-Women Team to win) and $1 Million on the line, the season finale of Amazing Race packed all the action and suspense you could ask for. Watch, for the results.

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Nicholas Brooks, the 24-year-old son of pervy composer Joseph Brooks, has already been charged with the attempted murder of the girlfriend who was trying to dump him, Sylvie Cachay. But he may soon be charged with murder, too. [NYP]

In the middle of asking the Ciara about her dating life, Wendy Williams whips out a hoola-hoop to test her flexibility! The talented songstress shows her skills even while in mid-conversation. Now that's talent!

It's time to break out the "Season (Series?) Finale" tag again at Gawker.TV, as we spotlight yet another surprisingly good show ear-marked for cancellation. Can guest star Chris Klein and his ham-fisted acting save the day?

[Oprah Winfrey and Russell Crowe sail on Sydney Harbor. Image via Flynet Pictures.]