Rhode Island's full, legal name isn't "Dinky Little Who-Cares Land," but actually "the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations." See that last word? "Plantations"? Yeah, like slaves. So there's a ballot measure this year to change that.

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.

[Kerry Washington, one of the stars of Tyler Perry's poorly reviewed movie adaptation of the play "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf", in New York. Photo via Splash]

Northwestern University, champion of the stern administration email! Last year, some Northwestern kids had the bright idea of dressing up in blackface for Halloween. This year, the dean's not taking any chances. "Pimps and hos" and "gangsta" parties are unacceptable.

Alex Blagg is a Social Media expert whose consulting firm, a Bajillion Hits, promises to generate the kind of buzz that most denizens of the internet crave. Inside, Blagg answers some key questions. Consider your education underway.

Kat Von D did a little more than promote her new book "The Tattoo Chronicles" on Good Day NY this morning. Watch to see Kat Von D nonchalantly clear up the rumors swirling around her and Sandra Bullock's ex.

If you're not excited for Sunday's premiere of The Walking Dead on AMC, make sure to check your pulse: you may already be a zombie. Survivalist Steven Yeun visited G4TV yesterday with a preview... and his awkwardly proud parents.

Charlie Sheen was discovered at the Plaza Hotel this morning naked, drunk, and in a trashed hotel suite with a "damaged" chandelier. (Swinging from the ceiling?) Hospitalized with ex-wife Denise Richards by his side, Charlie said he'd been "out partying."

Guilty Americans enjoy nothing more than assuaging our collective guilt over raping the earth by purchasing "green" products, with labels helpfully telling us how these "green" products are saving the planet. Too bad they're almost all fake, somehow.

This video does not make sense. It's not supposed to make sense. And if you were tripping out on LSD, it — well, it actually might be vividly clear then. Watch America's favorite correspondents slowly blend from one to another.

A student at Atlanta's Emory University claims he was pulled out of a frat party by the neck this weekend after he admitted to being gay. A fraternity member says it had more to do with the student's "wizard hat."

His wife isn't too happy he's been hanging with the boys behind her back. This actress framed a costar for burning an expensive dress, and this Olympian is bedding hordes of girls. Sounds like his life is going, ahem, swimmingly.

Taylor and Jake flirt their way across New York. A Sports Illustrated model gets in a catfight. Celine Dion's husband describes his wife's numerologically perfect birth. Tuesday gossip is a windswept romance.

Conan O'Brien is set to return to late night television at 11PM on Monday, November 8. TBS is doing everything it can to make sure you're aware.

The proto-Idol is selling the 4,900 sq.ft. Tennessee home she bought in 2007. At $1.449m, it's actually a good deal, with 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. As long as you can look beyond those hazel cabinets in the kitchen.

Malik Turner, a 40 year-old Manhattan man who works for UPS, is tired of the bar scene and skeptical of internet dating. So he went ahead and posted some very direct personal ads on pay phone booths. Ladies?

For the Gleeks out there who are spending the day quivering in anticipation of tonight's homage to the Rocky Horror Picture Show—first of all: settle down! Secondly, prepare yourselves by watching Russell Crowe's 1988 performance of the show.

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The Harvard Club, where Harvard alumni gather in the shadow of dead animal heads to control the world, wouldn't let Eliot Spitzer join. But NYPD commissioner Ray Kelly's not only a member—private donors pay all his fees.

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