Even as she's about to head into jail, someone's still paying Lindsay Lohan to shill for their products. Now she's warning her fans not to Google her or their computers could fall victim to viruses. Wait, Lindsay still has fans?

Today we looked at a Mississippi public radio station that has banned Fresh Air, Terry Gross' liberal-leaning Philadelphia interview show. Many cried foul. But one commenter cried fair.

Tucker Carlson bought KeithOlbermann.com earlier today. Now Salon has picked up TuckerCarlson.net. Still available for the moment: AlexPareene.info.

Your daily look into the twitterific lives of our favorite celebs.

Last night's Tonight Show brought Super Bowl Champion Drew Brees and Tracy Morgan together. While discussing family life, Tracy had some advice and children to offer Drew.

[Kellan Lutz in Los Angeles; image via Splash]

This fake World of Warcraft freakout video has duped 29 million people into thinking a teenager would try to shove a remote up his ass after his Mom cancelled his WoW account. After some interrogation, he admits it's a fraud.

Newly minted Daily Show correspondent Olivia Munn returned to her home court, Attack of the Show last night to audition readers for her upcoming book on tape. Maybe she should think about hiring an unqualified piece of eye candy?

ANA will be the first carrier to offer sweet, sweet ale from the tap on its flights. They figured out a way to store kegs without air pressure meddling with it. First cocktails, now this. Come fly the drunken skies!

You've probably gone out to the grocery store and spent a few extra bucks on the "extra virgin" olive oil, because hey, might as well get the good stuff, right? Survey says: you're a born sucker.

The new cast of Project Runway, Amy Ryan returns to The Office, Craig Ferguson is expecting a child, Oprah's ratings have hit an all-time low, and fun Mad Men posters!

Goldman Sachs has reached a $550 million settlement with the SEC over fraud charges. Everybody wins, kind of! Goldman's stock has shot up, and the SEC is excited to have achieved something for once.

Last night on The Betty White Show Hot In Cleveland, Victoria got the chance to shoot a Japanese commercial—for adult diapers. And the end result was actually kind of amusing. There's even a Lost In Translation reference.

NBC and CBS yesterday (wisely) rejected a demented National Republican Trust PAC ad called "Kill the Ground Zero Mosque." But did the PAC really intend to buy air time, or was it a stunt to raise money online? Doesn't matter.

It's summer. Aside from oil spills, ranting celebrities, and imprisoned starlets, there's not much going on. Divert yourself with this game wherein we ask you to match the reality star to their fake tan. What else you got to do?

The Way We Live Now: grabbing opportunities so tightly our fingers bleed, for they may be our last chance. Diamonds! China! Government jobs! Cozying up to the rich! Save me, JP Morgan! Save us all!

Bryce Dallas' name follows an interesting family tradition. Some parents name their children after celebrities or a pretty flower, but not in the Howard family. Bryce explains how each child was named exactly for where they were conceived.

Dream presidential candidate Glennifer Beck was on his television program last night talking about liberation theology and religion and stuff and he dropped some theological-historical knowledge on us: The Jews killed Jesus! Haven't you missed that old saw?

BP reports there is currently no more oil leaking into the Gulf. About damn time!

Today at Gawker.TV, Paul Rudd and Steve Carell parody LeBron James' "Decision"," the Old Spice guy makes the GMA anchors swoon, Jennifer Love Hewitt loves her stripper pole, and Fox & Friends explore the Russian Hot Party.