Alexandre Fuchs, the son of Hollywood photographer Leo Fuchs, has assembled his father's work in Special Photographer, which hit bookstores yesterday. It's full of gorgeous, iconic images of gorgeous, iconic people. An exclusive peek inside the book is below.

Brooklyn Assemblyman Felix Ortiz staunchly believes Four Loko does not belong on store shelves, so he's out to prove it's poison. Watch as he ingests almost three cans in one hour! Party on, Felix!

More Republicans come out against Barack Obama's nuclear weapons treaty with Russia, imperiling its chances for ratification.

Audrey Hepburn
"The Nun Story" | Belgian Congo
© Leo Fuchs 1958

Facebook's inadvertent war on women continues. After saying it fixed a glitch locking scores od female user accounts yesterday, Facebook went on to tell more women this morning that they are banned for life as impersonators — of themselves. (Updated)

Tom Felton, who plays Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter film series and who has turned out to be quite the cutie, stopped by The Tonight Show to discuss his role in the film.

In your sadly predictable Wednesday media column: Dan Rather's predictable memoir, Roger Ailes' predictable comments, the predictable financial failure of a quality journalism operation, and the predictably bizarre fallout of a women's magazine uproar.

According to the New York Attorney General's office, there are three ongoing investigations into New York Gov. David Paterson that may be interested in looking at reporters' e-mails with Paterson's press aides. Why?

The Nashville-based actress bought this 3,785sq.ft. West Side aerie for $8M in 2003 and now, rather than selling, she's leasing the barely-lived-in modernist box. She's apparently purchased a new penthouse in way-west Chelsea for when she visits the city.

This morning, Rainn Wilson stopped by Rachael Ray's kitchen to promote his altruistic new guide to life book Soul Pankcakes. Somewhere along the way, out came his Office co-stars heads on sticks and rapid-fire questioning, truth serum to the stars.

Click to view New York Assembleyman Felix Ortiz feels so strongly about protecting his constituents from the poison Four Loko that he put his own life at risk by drinking it, on TV. Thank goodness a doctor was on hand.

This clip of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air from nearly 15 years ago features Ashley Banks dancing around in her room—whipping her hair back and forth. Is this purely a coincidence or the true inspiration of Willow's song?

Before the Gwyneth Paltrow edition of Glee, our favorite fictionalized variety show, I was ready to hate her and the episode. Then we watched it and Gwyneth was—I hate to admit it—good. God, she's such a bitch.

Here's a trailer for Jon Favreau's Cowboys & Aliens, which is very much about what it sounds like it's about. Daniel Craig is a cowboy who's maybe been abducted by aliens, Harrison Ford is just a regular cowboy.

Sure, strong reactions to the Palins' new TLC show prompted a hilarious children's Facebook firefight. But that's nothing compared to one man's reaction to Bristol Palin's latest Dancing With the Stars routine: He hated it enough to shoot his TV.

Remember when Showtime released a clip of last January? Well, almost a year later the show is ready to make its debut. Episodes features Matt LeBlanc as a struggling actor trying to make a comeback. How very meta!

After opening for Conan O'Brien on his summer comedy tour, Reggie Watts got to close the show last night on Conan. Reggie was as funny as ever, and we give him major props for rocking that sweater.

Tonight on Millionaire Matchmaker, Patti Stanger faced a conundrum. Two millionairess interested in the same man. DJ Nina and Crazy Person Tracy both want to date Kevin. Only one can start a relationship with him. Which one will it be?

Higher learning's most charming rivalry, between dusty old fart-factories Yale and Harvard, always heats up this time of year, but rarely this badly. In a timely response to Yale: The Musical, some Harvard kids made a parody. A bad one.

Mark Zuckerberg is startlingly young for a billionaire CEO. But he was even less mature in 2003 when, barely 19, he apparently set up a Friendster profile disclosing his taste for Asian women and dislike of books.