For those who couldn't get enough of the leaked sample from last week, get ready for Angelina's "I'm Hot" in it's entirety. Brace yourself for four minutes of autotuned, fist bumpin' music that will stay in your head all day.

Whereas the American mob has steadily lost power for decades as all of its members pursued careers as Hollywood character actors, Japan's Yakuza is still totally involved in shit, hardcore. Will a government crackdown make the Yakuza go wild?

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.

Duke has an image problem: The school's most notable student is a co-ed who sent out a Powerpoint about every dude she banged. Now, Duke's president wants to clean up the school's image by making college students stop being idiots.

Breakups are always tough on the loved ones caught in the middle, and pets are no exception. Terriers brilliantly juxtaposes Britt and Katie's split against a flashback to the rape investigation that first brought Hank and Britt together.

Watch as Bill Curry — head coach of the unheralded Georgia State Panthers — attempts to rile up his team, using the old David vs. Goliath angle. The monotone speech only breeds failure, as the Panthers lost to Alabama, 63-7.

Now that The City is canceled, socialite and scourge Olivia Palermo says she's working on her "own show". What could it be about? Certainly not having a real job or finishing college. God, that's so pedestrian! [via NYMag]

Tonight's Grey's Anatomy was about an all-nighter. People drank, people died, and some even had sex. You'd think this would be a recipe for some kind of awesome cut-em-up, save-them-lives-and-have-celebratory-sex episode. You'd be wrong.

Yes, New York has bedbugs. But Los Angeles has rabid bats. So.

David Arquette is looking for love in all the booziest places. Tony Parker says he wanted to divorce Eva, too. Miley Cyrus meets a boy. TGIFriday gossip.

Jimmy Fallon's been doing a passable job introducing the non-XBoxing world to the wonders of Microsoft's motion-sensing Kinect, but what happens if you try to play it naked? Wicked's Kirsten Price is on the case! [Surprisingly SFW!]

Literally nothing in this world (except pudding) currently interests Rupert Murdoch more than the ongoing development of News Corp's tablet-computer-centric daily publication The Daily. Murdoch plans to achieve preemptive dominance in iPad journalism. Today: details—of the future!

What makes this video worthwhile is not necessarily the fail itself (not catching the bridge implosion) but the hilarious self-loathing in the reaction to their mistake. "This is a metaphor for our show. Another crash and burn." Relax, guys!

He says he's just waiting for the right woman—or is he? This starlet is a junkie, this actor harasses men on gay websites, and this athlete is sleeping with a teammate. They're really a pitcher and catcher!

Last night, Handler interviewed Nelly, who brought her a very special gift to share with her alleged boyfriend 50 Cent. For once in her life, Handler actually seemed a bit embarrassed, and quickly changed the subject to Nelly's love life.

As they were setting up to conduct an interview, Tony Danza lamented about the stupidity of local news. Luckily the camera was rolling, and when they finally fixed their technical issues, Danza was friendly confronted about it on air.

Remember how Nicaraguan troops totally accidentally violated the territorial integrity of Costa Rica because Google Maps got the borders wrong? Turns out it was just a run of the mill military incursion, and Nicaragua is refusing to back down.

The Harvard Republican Club is mired in an election-fixing scandal of a deviousness not seen since the heyday of ACORN. The charge: a sinister plot by one candidate to lure voters away from the polls. The bait: McKinsey. Ooooo, Mckinsey!

Keeping in line with the dramatic / surprised animal series, here is our latest incarnation: Dramatic Eagle. It comes too late to be included in the Inception Animals video, but you'll be sure to see this in some future montage.

Authorities say that the everything-but-the-explosives bomb-like suitcase found in a Namibian airport yesterday was an American-made item "built to test security measures." These terrorist "dry runs" are getting tedious. Testing? Testing our patience. Exploratory pseudobombs: Fear not—or fear more?