Antoine Dodson was on the 2010 BET Hip Hop Awards show last night, performing his song "Bed Intruder." Taped a few weeks ago, the show aired last night and marked Dodson's first actual performance. Here's how it went.

[Australia's Danielle Prince performs her "ribbon routine" during the rhythmic gymnastics team final and individual all-around qualification during the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi. Photo via AP.]

Mark Kirk, the Republican candidate for Senate in Illinois, is planning on sending out special "voter integrity" squads to help prevent voter fraud. Where are they headed? Oh, just to four largely black neighborhoods in Chicago.

A new study indicates that pigeons have an urge to gamble, and prefer to peck away at little pigeon slot machines hoping for a food-pellet jackpot over pecking a button for a guaranteed pellet. That's right: little pigeon slot machines.

Rodger "Uncle Jamm" Clayton, the L.A. hip-hop legend responsible (with Egyptian Lover) for "Dial-A-Freak," has died.

Praise Cheesus! Last week wasn't a fluke. Glee is really back! Even without Sue, this week managed to deliver with a heated duet competition. Jealousies rose, revenge and redemption were attempted, and one Gleek lost their V-card!

This is Xiao Hao, a three-year-old kid from Guangzhou in South China. He weighs 140 pounds, which is, oh, about 110 pounds more than most three-year-olds, and, according to The Sun, has been banned from "several nurseries."

[A patron checks out a polaroid of Christopher Walken by Julian Schnabel in his exhibition "Beyond Infinity and Grandview" at the Colnaghi Gallery in London, England. Click through for more. Photo via Getty.]

On Sunday, we told you that Andy Rooney has vowed to lose 20 lbs. by Halloween. (Video here.) Tonight, Stephen Colbert hilariously discussed the absurdity of Rooney's goal after playing an even more hilarious clip reel of his constant complaining.

Last weekend, Karl Rove attacked President Obama/Democrats for accusing Republicans of soliciting foreign donations to recapture Congress in November. Tonight, Jon Stewart pointed out that Rove/Fox News did the same thing when questioning funding sources for the "Ground Zero Mosque."

Bells are ringing in Chile: Florencio Avalos (pictured), one of 33 Chilean miners trapped underground for months, just became the first to be successfully rescued. He looks pretty good, for a guy who was trapped in cave!

Remember the woman who told police that her husband was killed by pirates while jet-skiing in a lake on the Mexican border? And the Mexican police essentially said they didn't believe her? Well, a severed head just turned up.

For the last four days, MUNI contractors worked around the clock replacing tracks at the corner of 30th/Church in San Francsico. It cost $3 million. Using a Canon A590, Ken Murphy made this incredible 12-minute time-lapse video of the construction.

Starbucks has new rules (the first rule of Starbucks is: Don't talk about Starbucks). Baristas can now make only two drinks at once, and must steam new milk for every drink. Lines will get long. But fresh steamed milk!

Giulia Rozzi is Italian, so maybe she can tell us whether or not Jersey Shore does her heritage justice. Compared to the hipsters she lives with in Williamsburg, they aren't half-bad.

In his debut blog post as CEO, Digg's Matt Williams writes he's "deeply sorry" about the social news site's "disappointing redesign." Sad: Williams inherited the redesign entirely from Digg co-founder Kevin Rose. Hopefully Williams' contract includes a groveling bonus. [Pic]

[George Clooney exits the West Wing after discussing his recent trip to Sudan and the genocide in Darfur with President Obama and the National Security Council's human rights director at the White House today. Image via Getty]

Funny or Die presents Ben Sheehan's hilarious song dedicated to Christine O'Donnell. Ben takes a kind view, singing that despite her being "raving mad," she's really not so bad! Click the clip to see his ode to the controversial politician.

After at first defending a starkly homophobic statement about "dysfunctional homosexuals," New York gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino has issued a sprawling, six-point apology comparing himself to "Barrack Obama" and saying he has gay friends.

Bruce Willis gets a little emotional over his long absence from appearing on Ellen's show. The interview begins with a really long hug and later in the segment two more impromptu hugs. Little teary eyed there, Bruce?