10-year-old Willow Smith made her TV/live performance debut on Ellen today, performing a snippet of Rihanna's "Only Girl" before bringing the house down with her new hit single, "Whip My Hair." It was shockingly mature—and good. Watch inside.

Yikes. A 10-year-old girl in Jerez de la Frontera—a city in the Andalusia region of Spain—just gave birth, and authorities can't decide whether or not to let her family keep the baby.

Somewhere on the way to the ultimate Silicon Valley jackpot, Evan Williams lost his grip on Twitter, the microblogging startup he co-founded. He's now out as CEO. What went wrong? So many things.

Where were you on the morning of November 1st? If you're like the women featured on last night's How I Met Your Mother, you might have been making the Walk of Shame after partying hard in the West Village.

Another day, another wacky survey classifying you based on what TV you watch. This one was done by the new (!) and improved (?) Hollywood Reporter and pertains solely to late night shows. What does your show say about you?

USA Today has identified what could be the next big thing in air travel: allowing onboard "E-cigarettes," so smokers can puff away naturally on their chemical-filled plastic tubes without disturbing their fellow passengers. How'd this soon-to-be-everywhere trend get started?

Pee Wee Wee Herman was on WWE's RAW Sunday, which, like, totally pissed off professional wrestler Mike "The Miz" Mizanin. Pee Wee tells them "Do not anger the Pee" and then Pee and his family go postal all over Miz.

[Khloe Kardashian gives major stink face this morning while filming and shopping with sister Kourtney in SoHo. Image via Splash]

The host of Saturday's massive "Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear" in Washington, Jon Stewart continues to serve as America's most popular fake news anchor. More »

A Manhattanite couple throws their life savings into a goat farm. Is this the gay Green Acres reality show we've always wanted, or is it about learning the value of local produce and community in the age of the internet?

What subject can years of SNL's female players agree is funny? The Real Housewives franchise! Andy Cohen moderates the reunion show that kicked off last night's two-hour retrospective called The Women of SNL. Tina Fey as Danielle Staub, inside!

The Pew Center has released its tally of the most nationally covered candidates this election season, and guess who's No. 1? Some gal from Delaware who has magical powers. Maybe she used these powers to top this list?

Does Berkeley-made Orthodox Jewish Cannabis Lotion really cure eczema? Vote yes on Prop 19 and find out!

Comedian and gay rights activist Margaret Cho lit up Good Day New York this morning. Watch the clip to see Cho gush about Dancing with the Stars, reveal her diet secrets, talk politics, and more.

Last night's episode of everyone's favorite mystery series was so full of scheming and plotting and double-crossing and other shenanigans that it nearly gave one whiplash. Slow down, Gossip Girl! You move too fast for our feeble minds.

In your backstabby Tuesday media column: Aussie papers want Col Allan back, Daily Beast staffers are pissed at their bosses, Tribune Co is canning its executives, News Corp's paywall is still flickering, and Variety's booting its editor. Hard times.

Rumors about actor-director Eli Roth and perpetually naked scenester Peaches Geldof breaking up are gaining momentum. And here we thought the couple that writes angry blogposts to their enemies' mothers together stays together. No word from their publicists, yet. [Mirror]

On the Late Show, Dave brought up Charlie Sheen's recent "overblown" incident at the Plaza Hotel. Interesting fact: the two actors went to high school together — but Robert Downey Jr. doesn't party with Sheen. Probably for the best?

For most of us, July 4th is just a steamy, fading memory. But the cast of Logo's The A-List must relive it again and again as they fight and fuss their way across Fire Island. Oh, what a scene.

Conan O'Brien's new talk show, Conan, doesn't premiere for six more days, but—last night—diehard fans were treated to a four-minute, online-online preview episode, dubbed "Show Zero." Full video of the episode, including a mini-interview with Jim Parsons, inside.