Online web comic XKCD created this awesome map of online communities, scaled to relative user activity. It's got many more websites than the 2007 original; the embedded caption indicates loads of research went into this thing. A larger version's below.

We all prayed to our respective gods that after two lackluster episodes Glee would get good again. Our entreaties were answered with not only a great episode, but a surprisingly nuanced discussion about faith. Praise Grilled Cheesus, Glee is back.

Last night's Trivia Night at Destination Bar was our biggest and best yet. If you are one of the few unfortunates who couldn't make it, check out the pictures of the beautiful people and kick yourself for missing the fun.

Somehow Christine O'Donnell, constantly masturbating hobbit-witch and Delaware Senate candidate, is sliding further, as two new polls show her trailing by 17 and 19 percentage points. It's probably related to the month-long national mockery of her, which has been fun.

An irate Williamsburg, Brooklyn resident has posted a friendly-but-pointed note on their building's front door, asking a neighbor, whoever it may be, to stop blasting Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream" music album in the middle of the day. Seriously. Stop it.

This weekend, Saturday Night Live will be hosted by Sue Sylvester herself, the always-hilarious Jane Lynch. And guess what! Hot off the presses, here are some new promos for the episode that feature Lynch and SNL's Fred Armisen. Watch inside.

Guy Sebastian of Australia's reality competition "X-Factor" is getting heat after a possibly Freudian slip. The audience and judges crack up with laughter. One can only imagine the color of the girls' cheeks as they came came out to perform.

Todd Palin has confirmed the authenticity of his angry, grammar-free email to an endorsee that leaked yesterday.

Corporate buyout king Henry Kravis is donating $100 million to Columbia's Business School, which will help the school add 450,000 square feet of space. Which raises an interesting point about these types of donations: they are loathsome.

[Taylor Momsen dons a mask and gown for a scene in Gossip Girl where she goes on a cannibalistic rampage at the Vienna Opera Ball. Serial killers like to play dress-up sometimes, too. Image via Bauer-Griffin.]

For the first time since its premiere, an episode of Running Wilde was funny! Granted, it had pretty much the same set-up as Arrested Development in that it was like watching Gob in an office environment sans "Office Magic."

Many liberals' long-held theory about the health care reform debate has, essentially, been confirmed in a new memoir: The White House cut a deal with interest groups early on to exclude a public insurance option. Thanks for telling everyone!

The Justice Department has arrested 130 people in Puerto Rico—including 89 cops—and charged them with corruption and involvement in drug and gun trafficking. It's "the largest police corruption investigation in the history of the FBI." [CBS. Pic via]

On TMZ last night, webcam Barbie made her debut as a tool for the paparazzi. The Barbie supposedly meant for young children to record video but TMZ points out its intense potentially for creepiness.

Libya is not pleased with Violet Blue's bare arms. The North African autocracy shut down the American writer's website partly because it featured an "offensive" picture of her drinking beer in a sleeveless shirt.

Bombshell du jour Christina Hendricks did an interview and photoshoot for Harper's Bazaar. In addition to discussing and demonstrating her raging hotness (duh) she accuses a supermodel of stealing her hairdo and poses with priceless jewelry in her mouth.

After last week's messy Britneyfest, it's good to see Glee back to its old form. We actually had songs from different artists driven by plot last night! More on Kurt's tearjerker of an episode after the jump.

In your fiery Wednesday media column: Jay Fielden's Connecticut house is destroyed, Robert Thompson's rent-a-quote business is flourishing, a tale of thoughtful and well-paid journalism gone to hell, and USA Today's amazing foto feat!

As America's Second Great Depression wears on and the Christmas season approaceth, it's time to think about present budgeting, even for the nation's top 10% of wealth. They've settled on a spending figure, and it's even lower than last year.

Tina Knowles was midway through a plus-sized fashion show during the last hour of Today when Beyoncé burst onto set and surprised everyone. No one was as surprised as Hoda Kotb, who completely lost her sh*t. Hysterical slow-mo video inside!