Deadspin's exclusive story about Brett Favre has been on fire the past week. The scoop by Gawker.com's sister (brother?) site has attracted more than 1 million readers since it was first published and continues to attract national media attention, including an appearance by Deadspin.com editor-in-chief AJ Daulerio on the Today show (see above).

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California is all set to vote on Proposition 19, which would legalize possession and sale of small amounts of marijuana. Added bonus for free enterprise advocates: a new report says the Mexican drug cartels would barely even notice it.

Sally Davies bought a burger and fries from McDonalds six months ago, which to this day show no signs of decay. Watch as the noted vegetarian shares her findings with GMA, thus rendering McDonalds inedible. Well, not really.

Ramona Singer, the out-to-lunch wine-swiller of the Real Housewives of New York, has partnered up with an Italian wine company to produce her own label of Pinot Grigio. Terrific! We look forward to Countess-brand "smokes" and Kelly Bensimon-brand brain acid.

Katherine Heigl was having a hot tub party with her husband, and they made so much noise, her neighbor called the cops. Is this lady annoying, or what? So! Very! Annoying! Sorry Kathy, there is no reversing this "image problem."

Look, we're pretty open minded, but watching Danny "Kenny Powers" McBride explain his upcoming Dungeons & Dragons-esque movie makes us fear for the careers of everyone involved. Also, this clip includes a rare Cary Elwes sighting!

A foundation that "promotes progressive causes" and owns $52,000 in News Corp stock has written the company to object to its donations to Republican political groups. Good of them to give old Rupert Murdoch something to laugh about. [NYT]

Even though Dodson's performance was brief, it was everything we could have hoped it to be. Watch him be just as flamboyantly charming as he was when we first saw him ranting on the news!

He finds groupies on Match.com. This TV show is writing stories to create some drama on set. And this actress held a charity fundraiser but didn't know anything about her cause. Look it up! The internet isn't just for "dating."

A tenth suspect's been arrested in the horrific Bronx gay-bashing case. Carl Paladino is still at large.

In the latest installment on Between Two Ferns, Zach Galifianakis learns a thing or two about what's coming his way with newfound celebrity from a man who's clearly been there and done all of that, John McClane himself, Bruce Willis.

The "coke" was coca-cola, the goal was a vending machine, and she failed. Christina Aguilera confirms splitting with her husband. Rachel Zoe is pregnant. Joan Collins ridicules ugly starlets. Wednesday gossip would sell its first child for a soda.

Is Tribune Co. "Chief Bong Hitting Innovations Officer" Lee Abrams the stupidest man in America not currently starring in an MTV reality show? That's what she said, haha. Oh, we mean: Yes.

Rotund, Croc-clad celebrity chef Mario Batali, who also works part-time as Gwyneth Paltrow's spirit guide, is being sued by the waiters and busboys at his highly regarded New York restaurant Del Posto. The staffers claim their tips were pooled illegally.

New York Times business columnist Joe Nocera's column last weekend excoriated H.P. and SAP, and presented Oracle in a positive light. One problem: Nocera's fiancee is the PR person for Oracle's lead attorney in its lawsuit against SAP. Woops.

Can you guess what movie this image comes from? Check back for the answer at 4pm today.

Total recovery costs from the floods in Pakistan could reach $30 billion.

Two of California's largest porn production companies, Vivid Entertainment and Wicked Pictures have put all projects on hold after a porn star tested positive for HIV this week. The studios are compiling a "comprehensive quarantine list" of possibly-infected actors. [LAT]

The rescue of 33 trapped Chilean miners is under way, and there's lots of cheering, crying and celebrating going on at the site. The second miner to be rescued, Mario Sepulveda emerged and gave Chile's president a handful of rocks.