Tonight, Rachel Maddow used the tail end of her program to slam Fox News—she pointed out that the network's hosts raise money "on the air" for the GOP—while calling for Keith Olbermann's suspension to be lifted. Watch inside.

"In Soviet Russia, car drives you!" Yes, Family Guy's take on Yakov Smirnoff rings true. He covers some of the ways America is better than his home country, including the attractiveness of the women, freedom of speech, and clothing.

[While financial types on Wall Street might be commuting home in the rain this evening, it's supposed to be a sunny weekend in New York City. Image via AP]

Okay, how many celebrity cameos does Sesame Street have per week? Not that we're complaining. Inside, Ricky Gervais sings little Elmo to sleep with an anthem about the letter N.

A Philadelphia man was convicted of stalking Law & Order: Criminal Intent actress Kathryn Erbe via email, but acquitted of traveling to New York to stalk her. How long before the show rips their own headlines for a future episode?

Johannes Mehserle, the Oakland BART cop who shot an unarmed passenger, has been sentenced to 2 years in prison.

Just in case you haven't had enough of all things Jersey, there is a new show out called My Big Friggin' Wedding, and it's filled with the classless dummies that the Jersey Shore has made so familiar to us.

Days after Oklahoma voters overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure to prohibit its courts from considering Sharia or international law, the Council on American-Islamic Relations' Oklahoma director filed a lawsuit asking for an injunction against the law.

Today MSNBC sent Keith Olbermann to his room without any supper because he made unapproved donations to various political bodies. Many of you had things to say about the "forward-leaning" news network, including one with some sound advice.

Your daily look into the twitterific lives of our favorite celebs.

You probably owe someone an overDue Date to the movies. This weekend there are movies For Colored Girls and anyone else! But you don't have 127 Hours for all of them, so use that Megamind of yours and pick one!

FX is developing a drama with an illegal Mexican immigrant as its protagonist. The Drudge Report picked up the news, and now conservatives are outraged, because criminals have never been glorified in the history of the moving picture.

College-ranking expert U.S. News and World Report will cease publishing an actual print magazine with December's issue.

Someone took the final episode of MasterChef — in which the chefs prepare desserts — and spliced in TV dinners in place of their dishes. The commentary remains the same so you have the judges applauding microwave ramen.

A new Arrested Development reunion to look foward to, Molly Shannon heads to HBO, Doug Benson's new show premieres tonight, and the cast of Childrens Hospital goes live this Sunday night!

"There are things you can do in soap operas that you can't do in films," explains Franco after Ellen brought up his less-than-serious side of acting on General Hospital. However, he failed to explain the mustache he was sporting.

The Way We Live Now: challenged. But overcoming the challenge, yes? No. "Challenged" is, of course, simply a euphemism for something horrible. But let's not talk about that now. Kitties! What about kitties? Recession kitties?

In the Pulp Fiction remix to the Don Draper Says "What" video, Samuel L. Jackson interrogates a poor, oblivious Don Draper who doesn't know when to stop. An ingenious mashup considering the similar hairstyles of the victims.

New York's annual survey of buildings with lead plumbing found that 14 percent had excessive levels of lead in the water. Will you ever be able to drink again?

TONIGHT: We've got the season premiere of Supernanny, plus new episodes of School Pride, Blue Bloods, Smallville, Supernatural, CSI: New York, Medium, Real Time with Bill Maher, Suite Life on Deck, WWE Smackdown, and much more. Happy weekend!