Have you ever wanted to smell like a city? Now's your chance: The City of Beverly Hills next year will debut its own line of perfume, emblazoned with the city's logo because it is a "center of fashion, sophistication, energy."

[Russian World War II re-enactors dressed as Nazis enjoyed some weekend house torching yesterday, Rich Iott style. Image via Getty]

Who: The former editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair, The New Yorker and Talk, and the author of 2007's The Diana Chronicles, Brown now presides over the website The Daily Beast. She's married to editor Harry Evans.

A supporter of Nobel Prize winner Liu Xiaobo was arrested in Hong Kong after spraying a Chinese government official with champagne yesterday. Protesters ate salmon and drank champagne in solidarity with the Norway-based Nobel committee. Sounds like a good time!

Meet George Lippitt, who turned 10 at 10:10 a.m. on 10/10/10. If this were a book, he would become a wizard, or something, but it's real life, so he just got a cake in the shape of the number 10.

Someone threw a book at President Obama during a rally in Philadelphia on Sunday. And as if that wasn't weird enough, police had to eject this naked guy, who was trying to win a million bucks for a publicity stunt:

This painting of Jesus and Mary might be a lost, unfinished Michelangelo. So it's odd that it's spent the last few decades bundled up behind the couch in the Buffalo, New York home of the Kober family.

Tonight's episode of Mad Men was dark and powerful, working on many levels and running at a relentless pace. With Sally, Don and SCPD's troubles all getting major play, things are heating up as Season 4 begins to wind down.

[Actor Matt Damon and director Clint Eastwood are bummed to see you at the premiere of their new movie The Hereafter. Photo via Getty.]

The first gay pride parade in Belgrade, Serbia since 2001 was the site of violent clashes between police and anti-gay protestors, who set fire to a building and reportedly chanted "death to homosexuals" and "the hunt has begun."

Breaking: Andy Rooney is still a nearly unintelligible curmudgeon! Tonight on 60 Minutes, Rooney launched into a random rant about dieting before he declared that he plans to lose 20 lbs. before Halloween. Uh, by shaving his eyebrows? Video inside.

British "street artist" Banksy apparently directed the opening titles of Sunday night's Simpsons episode. Like most Banksy art-things, it was "political." But it was also funnier than anything that's been on The Simpsons in a long time.

Earlier today, YouTube founder and CEO Chad Hurley accepted a Facebook friend request—from Google CEO Eric Schmidt. The email address was legit, so the account must've been too, right? Nope: "Schmidt" was actually TechCrunch editor Michael Arrington.

Meet Erik. Erik loves Justin Bieber, hates those who don't, and—in a quickly spreading online video—has threatened to ruin the lives of unrepentant non-Beliebers. Unfortunately for Erik, though, 4chan may have already turned the tables on him.

A "wild-eyed" movie theater usher named Evan Sachs stabbed an eight-year-old kid on Friday night at a Dave and Buster's in Long Island. According to police, Sachs was carrying a note spelling out his plans "to harm somebody."

So this is how our Simpsons sausage gets made. Tonight's couch gag was directed by the British street artist and provocateur Banksy, knocking it out of the park (it was a baseball episode). Click through and see the truth.

Tonight's 60 Minutes featured Anderson Cooper's profile of Eminem, and—while certain parts lagged—it delivered the drama, including a discussion (and probe by Cooper) regarding the rapper's homophobic/misogynistic/violent lyrics and whether or not he could defend them. Watch inside.

To Russell Peters, everyone is cheap. It's all about levels of cheapness—like mixing milk and water and calling it "skim milk."

A Kentucky megachurch pastor says of yoga: "Yoga is demonic. If you just sign up for a little yoga class, you're signing up for a little demon class." We also think Yoga is demonic, but probably for different reasons. (via.)

[A boy has glitter applied to his face before marching in the Miami Broward One Carnival in Miami Gardens, FL. Image via AP.]