Detroit area resident Mike Greer yesterday claimed a $128.6 million prize after a group of friends, called "Team Victory Club," went in together on a lottery ticket purchased at the Uptown Book Store, which specializes in porn and sex toys.

Last night, Nora Ephron was a panelist on the Real Time with Bill Maher season finale. To celebrate that, Maher came up with a list of "Tea Party Romcoms"—classic romantic comedies, with altered (and politically-charged) titles/posters. Watch inside.

Police in California are trying to figure out how a 94-year-old woman wound up locked inside a walk-in freezer in her swanky nursing home, Silverado Senior Living. Silverado is best known for a former employee who's serving life for torture.

Cindy McCain caused a stir by denouncing Don't Ask Don't Tell in a spot for a pro-gay marriage organization even as her husband blocks any attempt to repeal the law. But wait! She actually supports John's position?

Micro Fashion Blogger Tavi Gevinson is launching a magazine with former Sassy editor Jane Pratt

Mexican drug cartels are allegedly hiring hitmen as young as 12 years old to kill rivals and, failing that, random people — "maybe a construction worker or a taxi driver" — one kid, "El Ponchis" says on a cartel video.

This clip from It's Kind of a Funny Story features Zach Galifianakis in a mullet/wig singing Queen & David Bowie's epic duet "Under Pressure." Zach Galifianakis in a mullet? That's something new.

Are you familiar with the dance that is sweeping America's youth? It is known as "The Dougie." Here's CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer doing the Dougie. Time for a new dance craze.

The app analyzes the shape and color of what's on your plate, then queries a database of 100,000 different foods to derive a calorie count.

Meet Sammy. With a hint of spoof on local business commercials, Sammy wants to help you live your dream of being in your favorite film scenes. Customer satisfaction is Sammy's ultimate goal.

Erica Winchester, the racist, Volvo-crashing rageaholic caught on tape berating and slapping a postal worker, has been placed under police protection from the Internet rage machine. Meanwhile, the mail carrier she abused speaks out.

[Totally badass Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin received a new best friend as a gift for signing a gas transit pipeline agreement with Bulgaria today. Awwww. Image via AP]

One great quote (out of many) from an Observer Four Loko party recap: "Dude, my heart is palpitating."

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Why pay for an overpriced, tiny hotel room in Manhattan when you can sleep for free high up in one of Central Park's 24,000 trees? That's what Cory and Dana Foht have been doing for the past two months.

No human relationship can withstand complete transparency. Facebook gives you plenty of opportunities to commit social faux pas in the name of "connecting," but there's no feature to help you keep necessary secrets. You have to get tricky about it.

This Qing Dynasty vase, found in an attic in England, just sold at auction for $69.5 million to an anonymous Chinese buyer—the most ever paid for a Chinese antiquity. Some eccentric billionaire just snagged the perfect umbrella holder.

Jon and Kate plus eight... bullies? Kanye West and Billy Ray Cyrus hate giving interviews about interesting things. Read Mel Gibson's love letters, if you dare. Spencer and Heidi renew themselves. Saturday Gossip Roundup is jamming to the beat.

Did you know Pogo, the comic strip that inspired greats like Bill Watterson and Jeff Smith, had an animated release? Here's the Chuck Jones directed special that was made in honor of Pogo's 20th birthday back in 1969.

Beverly Hills real estate investor George Saadian has been ordered to pay his soon-to-be ex-wife, Kathrin $2.4 million in damages after cheating and contracting herpes, which he promptly spread to her. Herpes really is the gift that keeps on giving!