Apple CEO Steve Jobs is famously ruthless about leaks of any sort. Which is why it's so surprising Bloomberg got so much information about internal Apple bickering over the now infamous iPhone antenna. Apple's wall of secrecy is eroding fast.

Not only does TLC give us tips on what to do when a baby is sliding out of you, but they hire the world's most powerfully amateur actors to reenact baby-birthing.

Former Democratic party fundraiser Hassan Nemazee, who raised large sums for both the Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama presidential campaigns, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for fraudulently acquiring $292 million in loans from three banks.

In your slowly improving Thursday media column: Penthouse makes a faux-bid for Playboy, the WaPo's internet strategy is very serious and journalistic, Brad Stone leaves the NYT, and a Tucker Carlson vs. Keith Olbermann feud, which matters.

Levi Johnston's sister Mercede has taken to her Facebook wall and family-feuding blog to rail against Levi and Bristol's engagement—which Levi still hasn't talked to his family about. Today on The Wasilla Hillbillies: the gloves come off.

Evidently. She just got two movie roles... in the same movie. Also today: clap for Elizabeth Banks, clap for her! Betty White is going to be on your favorite TV program. And will Michael Scott find love?

Wouldn't you know it—we're halfway through the year already. If you're already behind on 2010's major movies, read these five reviews from Deadspin's founding editor, Will Leitch.

Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! All persons having interest in Top Chef Season 7 D.C., are admonished to draw near and give their attention, for the season is now screening. God save creepy men and fake tans.

If you happen to be someone who owns both a Windows PC and an iPad, and also happen to want a second monitor, you're in luck: this Maxivista app makes it easy to expand your display. Inside, a demonstration video.

Today, Whoopi Goldberg revealed that her frustration with the new iPhone caused her to "murder" it. After experiencing reception problems during a phone interview, Goldberg said that she opened her car door and smashed the device to pieces. Video inside.

Mississippi has modernized itself quite a bit lately. No longer are African-Americans required by law to wear chains, nor are women required to remain indoors. But Terry Gross's NPR show? Smut like that is still not allowed.

This cleverly animated short explores the world in the sky; one not just populated by birds and airplanes, but by a surprising plethora of insects as well.

Could Ferris Bueller have been imagined by Cameron? The Ferris Bueller Fight Club Theory says just that: Bueller exists in his best friend's mind to help him deal with his anxieties. Check the remixed trailer, with Pixies tunes to boot.

The Senate has cleared the last procedural hurdle for financial reform and will hold a final vote on this, the Dodd-Frank bill, at 2 p.m. Last vote, we promise! Then Obama will sign it, because he "hates business."

Now this is a weird story: apparently the congressional ethics office is investigating some congressmen for fundraising from industries that are subject to pending legislation. Suddenly Washington's absolute favorite activity, overt bribery, is worthy of selective investigation?

Lady Gaga isn't launching a perfume, according to Coty, the company supposedly making her fragrance. Well, if she does decide to debut a scent, our readers have spoken: It should smell like penis sweat. At least the market research's done!

Casey Neistat sorts through all of the recent hullaballoo and presents a short film about what Facebook is and isn't. You could even call it a "Facebook status update."

"Tiger Woods Mistress and alleged Babies mama as well as Porn star" Devon James is scheduled for a July 29 fight with Susan Finkelstein, who offered sex for World Series tickets. Can celebrity boxing sink any lower? Well yea, certainly.

Gawker.TV Trivia, a daily question & answer game that tests your knowledge of television—past and present. Do you think that you've got it? Check out the answer to today's question, inside.

Oprah is giving up her syndicated show to move to cable. And it may be just in time! Her ratings for the last week of June hit an all-time low, dipping below 3.0 for the first time in 24 years.