Today we told you that the majority of babies are on Facebook. But should they be? Should babies be using the computer at all? Naturally reactions were polarized. So here's an argument for and an argument against.

Sara Vilkomerson, the former culture editor of the New York Observer, has been hired as a senior writer at EW. Staff memo below:

In space if you say the wrong thing to someone in a bar you might just loose an arm. Avoid this and other social disasters by watching this helping guide to dating in space.

The Way We Live Now: getting more by doing less. Having realized we don't need to sell all things to all people, we find the elusive "profit." Have a raisin. Have a flight. Have a junk bond. But just one.

[Sarah Jessica Parker sits on a stoop in New York. Image via Bauer-Griffin.]

Ryan Seacrest might get his own cable network, Elisabeth Hasselbeck heads to Good Morning America, a HIMYM podcast, and more!

That's what you get for imposing land sanctions on the working class, Viscount Kittyfeathers. Watch the video after the jump.

When asked about creating his own clothing line, Kanye West told British Elle that Lindsay Lohan's line for Ungaro was "9/11 for celebrities doing fashion. After that, I thought, 'Well I can't do a line now.'" Harsh, but true. [via]

TONIGHT: New episodes of Outlaw, Blue Bloods, Smallville, Supernatural, CSI: New York, and Medium, a new episode of Real Time with Bill Maher, and more. Happy weekend!

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On last night's premiere episode of TLC tailgate cooking show Kick Off Cook Off—inexplicably hosted by a food-refusing Erin Andrews—the judges invited a contestant to eat her own food. She choked and retched into a trash can.

A lot has happened since Cigar Guymade his tremendous internet debut by photobombing Tiger Woods. The hunt is on for the mysterious Groucho-like man's real identity, and while we don't know who he is yet, we've got some new clues!

Today at Gawker.TV, Bones investigates the murder of a Jersey Shore lookalike, The Salahis feel vindicated by the finale of the Real Housewives of D.C., mud wrestling on Community, and David Archuleta mistakes Steven Tyler for a woman.

Congratulations to JoelBarrish for being the first person to answer today's Freeze Frame. Click through for the answer.

Here's a trailer for the upcoming Danny Boyle film 127 Hours, the true story of a climber who sawed off his own arm after getting trapped under a rock. We've seen a teaser already, but this gives a little more.

Police have arrested seven Bronx men ranging in age from 16 to 23 on charges that they lured three gay men to an apartment and beat and tortured them last weekend.

There was once a cheating scandal on Project Runway that was very dramatic. There was also once a bitch on Project Runway who made up a cheating scandal because she was very dramatic. God, do we hate her.

Toby Keith stopped by Ferguson's studio to promote his new album, and the conversation quickly turned to a crazy party that both Mr. Keith and Craig Ferguson attended. Apparently Ferguson smoked "red-haired sensimilla," Keith was drunk, and arrests occurred.

Much attention has been paid to Mad Men's female actresses' anatomy. But what about the plight of Jon Hamm's penis? The poor man can't afford underpants and is forced to display his genitalia in clingy pants everywhere he goes.

Gather your loved ones around the YouTubes, children; this clip can not be missed. In the annals of poetry in motion, this is "Bohemian Rhapsody."