Tonight's Daily Show featured another "Back in Black" segment, during which comedian Lewis Black yells about things. This evening, the topic was America's fractured educational system, and—from Waiting for Superman to Tony Danza—Black didn't hold back. Video inside.

A woman named Daynara Fernandez is suing Hyatt hotels after finding a male employee in her room wearing her skirt, and her underwear, and her high heels. He kept his uniform shirt on, though!

Tonight, Larry King Live was graced with the presence of the legendary Liza Minnelli—and it was a doozy. From Lady Gaga to (uncontrollable) laughter, marriages to mocking, serenades to surgeries, and more, the best video moments are inside.

Police in New Mexico raided a middle school and searched its on-campus greenhouse for marijuana. They even brought out their helicopter! What did they find? A bunch of tomato plants.

The New York City subway system. It is a collection of all types of people, some who are way too desperate to catch an open door. John Oliver tells a cautionary tale of one such man who became a scapegoat.

[Designer Karl Lagerfeld and his very threatening posse picked a fight during the finale of Chanel's ready-to-wear show in Paris today. Image via AP]

Did you happen to catch the introduction to Family Guy's second show of the season? Their first week back was an hour-long murder mystery, but in their second week of high definition the Griffins were quick to notice the change.

Some testy emails between the camps of Sarah Palin and Alaskan Senate candidate Joe Miller, whom she endorsed, have leaked, and yikes! Basically, when Miller refused to directly answer a televised question regarding Palin's presidential qualifications, Todd Palin was... unhappy.

Apple's PR staff would be well advised to reach out more to bloggers, or even blog on their own. So the mysterious overture Apple made to a TechCrunch editor at a Cupertino, California brewhouse could be a big positive step.

Friday Night Lights begins its farewell season on October 17th on DirecTV. If you're not already excited for the show's return, watching this promo featuring scantily-clad cast members should do the trick.

[Reese Witherspoon films a scene for This Means War, an inspirational movie about the fight to cure tongue thrust. Image via Bauer-Griffin.]

Today the Queen of Daytime invited the Queen of Domesticity onto her talk show. It was the first time Martha had visited Oprah's show since her time in jail, and the two naturally had a lot to discuss.

Paul Greenwood has fallen on hard times. Convicted of a $553 million fraud last year, the former hedge fund manager has no choice but to auction his $1.9 million collection of antique teddy bears at Christie's. [Bloomberg, NYMag]

So Christine O'Donnell told voters in her first campaign ad that "I'm You." Snappy slogan! How could her opponent's supporters respond to that? With this, obviously: "You Are Not Me." Now Delaware's Senate race is just a strange identity crisis.

Today we looked at some new statistics about butt doing-it. Butt doing-it is very, very popular these days. Naturally you commenters responded with well-reasoned, thoughtful comments about human sexuality and empowerment.

Activities like overzealous dancing and stumbling from bar to bar is the most exercise Americans will ever get. The Onion reports drinking to excess may help you lose that five pounds you promised yourself you'd lose last summer.

There is no better way to score that second wind than to enjoy a cute, edited kitten video. In this clip, the dog ignores the wee kitty, who then moves on to attack the camera. This cat won't quit!

How's the investigation into last week's Mexican pirate jet-ski shooting going? It's not.

Prince William performed his first mission as a Royal Air Force search and rescue helicopter pilot today, airlifting a man having a heart attack from a gas rig off the northern coast of England. What, there was no shining armor?

Galifianakis is on top of his game. Gracing the cover of GQ is a man who used to perform in burger joints. On Charlie Rose, he discusses how lying to himself, hard work and his looks rose him to stardom.