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Today at Gawker.TV, Katherine Heigl and David Letterman smoke electronic cigarettes, Will Arnett takes to the news desk at Good Day new York, Isaiah Mustafa stars on Chuck, and all of The Situation's best moments from week two of DWTS.

Saturday night, a bright round moon and Downtown Manhattan's millions of lights were upstaged by two giant projection screens, an inflatable dance orb, and multitudes of glow bracelets, necklaces, neon body paint, fiberoptic wands and light-up swizzle sticks that were brandished by 400 rooftop revelers at the Diesel-sponsored Superglued/Gawker Media Silent Rave.

In probably the coolest father-son science experiment ever conducted Luke Geissbühler and team launched their very own spacecraft into the atmosphere using only an HD video camera, a weather balloon, an iPhone and miscellaneous household products. Yeah, it's awesome.

On last night's episode of The Big C, Cathy found another lump growing on her body, or should we say the handsome custodian did. Another lump was another reminder that time is running out. Will she ever tell her secret?

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Dancing with the Stars will take some time away from its foxtrotting D-listers tonight to prove that the audience was booing the judges, not Sarah Palin, last night. No one has any reason to boo Sarah Palin, now do they?

The Today Show interviewed Tony Danza about his emotional experience teaching high school English—check out this awkward clip of him bawling on the job. Sheesh, come on tough guy!

How did Gawker.TV fare in the past month's worth of social media? We're up to 5,279 Twitter followers (up 7.3%), 1,679 Tumblr followers (up 5.13%) and 5,003 Facebook fans (up 20.96%)!

Jackie Warner might be going to new extremes with her fear-inducing workouts. This week's calorie buster involved twenty-pound fireman suits, medicine balls, a sledge hammer, body dummies, and a few real paramedics.

Pain and fitness! Functional food! Indecision! Horseback yoga! Expensive obesity! Tai chi danger! Protein facts! Too much sweat! And pure inspiration! It's your Tuesday Fitness Watch, where we watch your fitness—with a straight face, and back!

In the constantly-contradicting world of tabloid journalism, is anyone reliable? We analyzed 20 months of reported break-ups, marriages, and pregnancies to tabulate our first-ever Tabloid Reality Index, batting averages for America's five major celebrity glossies and the rumors they monger.

The Onion hilariously unmasks Justin Bieber's "true identity:" a 51-year-old pedophile! We're sad to report that this story is false. Therefore, males everywhere will continue trying to rationalize why they can't score as much tail as a 16-year-old kid.

Constantly masturbating hobbit-witch Christine O'Donnell, Delaware's Republican Senate candidate, notes on her LinkedIn page that she took a class on postmodernism at "University of Oxford." Fancy, except for the elitist subject matter! Anyway, she's lying.

The Eiffel Tower was evacuated today following its second bomb scare in under a month. Yesterday, a Paris train station was evacuated; two weeks ago, a false alarm emptied the Eiffel of tourists. Today's threat came by anonymous phone call.

On The Wendy Williams Show today, Erica Kane Susan Lucci teaches host Wendy Williams the basics of soap opera acting. Wendy's not actually that bad. Maybe she can follow James Franco's lead and guest star on General Hospital?

It seems the older and wiser Kelly Osbourne gets, the more charming and, well, likeable she becomes. Last night she appeared on Lopez Tonight and talked about her family, her new gig alongside Joan Rivers, and her interesting smoking habit.

Rolling Stone publisher Jann Wenner has published an extremely long interview with Barack Obama, during which he was asked about Rolling Stone's "specialty," popular music. Turns out the president's rap taste is expanding beyond your grandfather's plain old Jay-Z.

Jeramie Trespalacios is a Florida man who dresses up as Elmo for a living. Recently, when Trespalacios visited a store after work—still in costume—he was assaulted by an angry man. Inside, watch an unintentionally hilarious local news report/reenactment.

[Kate Moss wears a coat of many colors on a night out in London. What strange, technicolor beast is that coat made of? Image via Pacific Coast News.]