A source tells us that Michael Lohan—who's been accused of domestic assault by three ex-girlfriends—is attempting to sell nude photos of Kate Major, his ex-fiancee who accused Lohan earlier this week of attacking her and threatening her life.

A woman in California tried to run a guy over, then fled. When police pulled her over, she threw her urostomy bag at them, splashing them with urine. The cops dropped their guns and started going: eewww! (Not really.) [AP]

Your yearly look into the geeky lives of our nerdiest celebs at Comic-Con.

The deep, dark secrets that Chelsea Handler, reporter extraordinaire, can unearth: while comedian Arsenio Hall was dating Paula Abdul back in the 1980s, he appeared as one of the "models" in the video for "Straight Up." The more you know!

Today we looked at a curious mystery: how did this enormous airplane end up in Brooklyn? The mystery didn't last long, though! One commenter figured it out.

This doesn't happen every day. Or ever, really. This sports reporter was filming a piece about how a blindfolded student inadvertently sank a half-court basketball shot. He, too chucked the ball behind him from half-court with no thought. And then...

How did American Crossroads, Karl Rove's "grassroots" fundraising operation, suddenly leap from $200 in monthly donations to a total of $4.7 million? Apparently 97% comes from four billionaires. A Republican Congress better reward them with some top-notch ponies! [Image: AP]

Unwatchable MSNBC host Ed Schultz was invited to speak at this year's Netroots Nation conference, to perform his usual rage-baiting schtick of childish insults about "balls." Also: why won't Obama give him an interview? He's not fighting the cause!

Simon Cowell gets sued by a former contestant, Bill Murray's head injuries, Intervention has a great success rate, Justin Bieber on CSI, and Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger get to work on a rock opera.

TONIGHT: There isn't much in terms of primetime offerings tonight, though we do have new episodes of Wife Swap, Wizards of Waverly Place, Flashpoint, Friday Night Lights and more, plus some interesting guests on the late-night couches. More inside.

Today is stop-motion day at Gawker.TV and, while walking across New York is pretty neat, these guys traveled all the way across America. Check out the coolest summer trip between here and San Francisco in just two minutes. Video inside.

["Mad Men" sayer of lines January Jones walking in the South-of-Houston section of New York; image via Bauer-Griffin]

Daniel Schorr, print and broadcast journalist for 70 years, died today. He was 93 years old. Schorr was CNN's first employee and won three Emmys for his coverage of Watergate for CBS. He had been an NPR commentator since 1985.

Lorenzo Martone just confirmed via Twitter a rumor we've been hearing for weeks: He and Marc Jacobs are no longer a couple. Guess that ends the speculation about whether they're married or not. But, why, boys? Why?

[Sex maniac John Mayer performs on the Today Show today. Image: Splash]

Watch out, Samantha Ronson! There's a new up-and-coming DJ who's spinnin' the beats like a pro. Oh, yeah—he's also a dog. Watch as this French Bulldog expertly navigates a turntable and scratches his way into our hearts.

Today at Gawker.TV, John Mayer reflects about his past over-sharing during interviews, we discover Bender's origin on Futurama, Bethenny Frankel goes into labor, Enrique Iglesias and George Lopez get close, and more words of wisdom from the Double Rainbow Guy.

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

Every morning I feel progressively worse for poor Cody Gifford, spawn of Kathie Lee. First, there was this segment in which his attempt to review The Last Airbender was crashed by his mother's never ending childhood stories and social gaffes.

Connecticut Senate candidate Linda McMahon is still defending her career running WWE, television's trashy, oily porn-violence saga. In her latest very demographic-tailored ad, we see two swingin' suburban princesses babble about McMahon's career, eventually reaching the same conclusion: "Ohhhh yeahhh." Cocktails!