In your explosive Wednesday media column: a new book will re-ignite the Danish Muhammad cartoon controversy, Tom Florio goes to IMG, the WSJ celebrates itself, Lucky is coming for your kids, and everyone hates the media, still.

Last night's episode of Running Wilde made it clear that this is not the next Arrested Development. It's good (in a watered-down, slightly-absurd sitcom way) but is this really what Fox thinks America is looking to watch? Clips inside.

All the Gleeks waited patiently by their televisions last night hoping to be wowed by the much-hyped Britney Spears episode of Glee. Yes, it was fun, but something about it just seemed, well, wrong.

Were you on Twitter in 2007? Robert Scoble was! And, in this news report filed by Silicon Valley's local CBS station, he—and the correspondent—told us what Twitter was and how it worked. Their explanations, however, may surprise you.

New York's "comptroller" candidates aren't sure about the proper pronunciation of "comptroller." What's your preference?

Conservative provocateur James O'Keefe crossed the line and became a full-on creep, today. His latest prank: Luring and attempting to trap a "hot blonde" CNN reporter on a "pleasure palace" boat filled with dildos and sex toys.

For months, Andrew Shirvell, an assistant attorney general for Michigan, has been writing the blog "Chris Armstrong Watch," devoted to attacking the University of Michigan's gay student assembly president with homophobic and other horrible slurs. What is wrong with him?

In an unsurprising bit of ABC cross-promotion, Dancing with the Stars Palin-Peddler Mark Ballas guested on last night's Melissa & Joey, while Melissa exhibited some of the moves she learned at his side on DWTS Season 9.

Disneyland has resolved the big controversy over its "no Muslim headscarves on employees" rule: workers can wear the hijab, as long as it's covered by a company-issued jaunty blue beret. Cruel. Would they make Christians wear that? Yes? Wow. [NYDN]

Mark Zuckerberg has received a very serious, very real business overture from rapper Snoop Dogg, who tweeted that he'd like to buy a professional sports team with the Facebook co-founder. Think hard on this, Mark. Snoop is pretty convincing.

Tailgate parties bring out the best in drunk people, but they're not always recorded. Luckily, we do have video of last weekend's LSU vs. WVU celebration, during which a masked drunk man danced suggestively to Rihanna's "Rude Boy." Watch inside.

This week, our "Meet a Gawker.TV Intern" series focuses on Andrew Tatreau-Sherwood, another one of our fantastic team of summer interns.

Daily Profile: Vera Wang

Janette Turner Hospital is the author of Orpheus Lost and other books, and a professor at Columbia. She sent MFA students at her old school, the University of South Carolina, the following note about their inferiority. It is amazing.

Gay media watchdog GLAAD released its annual report about the number of gay characters on television. It turns out they're all on True Blood, which has the most 'mos of any show. Where else are the gays?

Part of the reason Law & Order: SVU is so hard for me to take is that I recognize Christopher Meloni as the refrigerator-humping Gene from Wet Hot American Summer. This goofy video highlights more ridiculous behavior from the actor.

Have you noticed all of the really, really strange, embarrassing, or disturbing political ads coming out this election year? If you've missed any, here's a collection of the year's "best."

If you've never had the pleasure of viewing the video for Bobby Brown's "Every Little Step," Wayne Brady and Mike Tyson have made a shot-for-shot remake of the late 80's gem. A cameo by Bobby Brown himself completes the homage.

The Democrats' 1988 presidential candidate, Michael Dukakis, who's familiar with a determined GOP attack machine, recently "popped in" to the White House to go over midterm strategy with the president's aides. About time "The Duke" came to the rescue!

WWE Superstars MVP and Matt Striker told MSNBC how they promote reading to kids. Inside, MVP reveals his tattoo from The Count of Monte Cristo, and Striker admits his favorite book is "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret."