Still not sure what ABC reality show this is from, but here we have a guy apologizing to a girl for calling her a slut. Except it's apologizing in the worst way imaginable, for someone who seems to be genuine.

[Just a regular night out for Ke$ha, a bog beast who pulled herself up by the bootstraps and into the bright light of Hollywood. But her heart never left the marshland. Image via Splash.]

In an internet full of movie trailer mashups, have we found one that truly shines? Elizabeth Berkley and Natalie Portman are both dancers just trying to make it. Maybe Black Swan just a classier Showgirls? NSFW Watch Inside.

At a fund-raising gala in St. Petersburg, PM of Russia and badass ninja Vladimir Putin sang a rousing rendition of "Blueberry Hill" to a legion of adoring fans, and topped it off with a little improvisational piano playing.

The Soup looked at Oprah's week of television appearances—including a wacky conversation with the paparazzi that Inside Edition caught on tape and crying over Gayle King—and also applauded the Kennedy Center for deciding to honor "the little people."

The percentage of college students who want to major in business is declining. The kids are alright.

A much-anticipated ruling against President Obama's health care reform law has come down: Federal judge Henry Hudson has found the law's requirement to purchase health insurance unconstitutional. Two previous judges had upheld it. This will probably reach the Supreme Court.

Whoopi visited Disneyworld and found her path blocked multiple times by fat people in electric scooters. Predictably, she goes on a tirade. Her anti-fat logic? Paying taxes entitles her to walk wherever she likes.

During a punt return yesterday, Jets conditioning coach Sal Alosi tripped Dolphins Cornerback Nolan Carroll as he was running along the sideline. Carroll walked off the field but returned in the fourth quarter. Alosi apologized later at the press conference.

Like so much else this weekend, the box office was a complete disaster! Everything was ruined, including a beloved franchise and the careers of two beloved actors. All is rot and ash now, so let's sift through it.

A 31-year-old Brooklynite stabbed his mother to death and slashed his father before running to Windsor Terrace's G-train station and throwing himself into the rails, to the horror of commuters.

Last night in the Bravo Clubhouse, the gang debated an age-old question—"Boxers or Briefs?" NeNe is shocked by the idea that Anderson Cooper "marches around in briefs," prompting the anchor to ponder "don't most guys wear both?"

If you haven't seen frequent crier John Boehner's hilarious waterworks performance from last night's 60 Minutes yet, you haven't lived. All Lesley Stahl had to do was mention "opportunity" or "achievement" and voila: Explosive tears, from the incoming House Speaker.

Gawker.TV Trivia, a daily question & answer game that tests your knowledge of television—past and present. Do you think you that you've got it? The answer to today's question, inside.

The ongoing evolution of the American suburbs into slums will not be denied. Malls are dying. Now, the classic suburban office park is dying too.

Gawker.TV's Editor-in-Chief Richard Blakeley appeared on Good Morning America this morning to talk about the top YouTube videos of 2010, all of which you've seen on this very site! Blakeley and an excellently decorated Christmas tree after the jump.

We know you have questions and concerns about the weekend site hacks — we've got ears and answers. Editors and tech are here for all the Q&A you can handle.

Comedy-loving leading man Jon Hamm, better known as Don Draper, appeared on The Simpsons tonight, and more than made up for the more-than-a-decade-old plot reference to Donnie Brasco with his turn as an FBI bigwig.

Apparently this happened! It's not who you think it is, either. Also up for investigation today are two singers who are faking a feud and a magazine and a celebrity involved in a real fight.

We wouldn't call it a film, but here is a nice video that strings together footage that cats took with cameras strapped to their heads. This will help us get back to a sense of normalcy.