Spike TV's annual Video Game Awards uses a strangely familiar inverted rainbow triangle for the "V" in VGA, notes TMZ. Coincidentally, noted inverted triangle Neil Patrick Harris is this year's host.

Elizabeth Edwards, estranged wife of Democratic pariah and recent father John Edwards, has been informed that her breast cancer has spread to the liver, and doctors "recommend against additional treatment." She does not appear to be challenging that recommendation.

This week on Undercover Boss, the CEO of ABM Industries took his turn as low man on the totem pole for his company and quickly found out from a seriously blunt employee, that he just didn't have what it takes.

Today we looked at the story of a guy who finagled the government into paying for the removal of his racist tattoos. In these times? With our money? An outrage. Especially considering they could have employed this commenter's easy solution.

Riding a hot streak of great second season episodes, lets see what the cast (and creator Dan Harmon) are talking about!

First there was Steven Slater, the flight attendant who used an inflatable slide for his job walk-off. Now, the Steven Slater of dogs: a 12-pound Manchester terrier named Mandy who escaped her cage mid-air and went on a biting rampage.

Google launched its e-bookstore today. The 300,000 titles — about half as many as available for the Amazon Kindle, but probably way more than Apple's iBookstore — will work on iPads, iPhones, Android phones and Google's web-based reader.

Americans approve of George W. Bush's presidency over Barack Obama's now, since the latter hasn't fixed the damage from George W. Bush's presidency yet.

The Oregonian formerly known as Douglas Allen Smith Jr. finally got permission to legally change his name to Captain Awesome. It was inspired by a character on NBC's Chuck, which furthers the trend of Americans taking stupid names from TV.

There's something to be said about this couple filming an icy street corner from out their window, commenting on the passers-by who slowly but surely will fall victim to a certain slippery spot... Well, we're watching too, aren't we?

Individual Tumblrs have reappeared, but the Tumblr home page and dashboards are still down. The nightmare is nearly over.

The Way We Live Now: stocking up on outrage. You can't blow all your outrage at once during this long and protracted class war. You have to parcel it out. Like budgeting for food, or cable, or your upcoming funeral.

This week, the Fashion Police discussed the dresses the stars of Black Swan rocked at the film's premiere. The opinions: Mila Kunis? Fabulous. Winonna Ryder? Horrid. Natalie Portman's Christian Dior dress gets an A, but her book-as-a-purse gets an F.

The dude just can't seem to make it happen. Sad thing. Also today: the return of Chris Tucker, Neil Patrick Harris gets an interesting gig, and a comedy about politics seems redundant.

Neil Patrick Harris will host Spike TV's Video Game Awards, Katie Couric will sing on Glee, Will Ferrell and Zach Galifinanakis will go head-to-head for the presidency and the musical lineup for this year's Rockin' New Years Eve.

After a step-by-step instruction from the Rockettes, Wendy—all dressed up in a pink-and-leopard-print Santa costume—tried her best to dance along with the girls in line. Needless to say, it was a bit of a trainwreck. Watch inside.

TONIGHT: We've got the American Country Awards, Martha Stewart's Holiday Open House, the season premieres of Tabatha's Salon Takeover and The Sing-off, new episodes of Skating with the Stars, Chase, 90210, Gossip Girl, HIMYM, Rules of Engagement, and much more!

Hey, this video is edited by fellow Gawker.TV intern Sarah! It's for an "indie" (that's what the kids are calling it these days?) made by some familiar faces on the internet, along with Oscar-winning producer Erika Hampson. Fun!

This morning there was snow during my morning commute. Snow! Though it doesn't officially start until December 21, winter is here. This cold, dark, depressing season totally sucks, but here are 10 things to get us through until March.

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