Everyone might be focused on the oil spill devastating the Gulf of Mexico, but there's another spill going on. Someone should have tried the junk shot to stop that milk.

The European Space Agency's 600 million euro Planck telescope, sent nearly one million miles into space, today released its first full-sky image of the universe. Image via ESA.

Can you guess what movie this image comes from? Check back for the answer at 4pm today.

Rex Navarette acts as both interviewer and interviewee in this hilarious skit that showcases the funnier side of his native accent. If you have never heard a Filipino accent, now you have.

From Monty Python and the Meaning of Life, a brief foray into the meaning of life, hats and distractions.

Whew, not much going on in the world today! Here is a funny sketch that's a parody of District 9 where the Prawns are replaced with World Cup soccer players. Hope you all are having a fun Fourth.

Washington Post person Howard Kurtz, on his CNN program "Reliable Sources" today got a little heated over Politico's Patrick Gavin calling his show "television's best representation of [the Washington press corps'] clubbiness." Don't cross Howie, he'll blast you on air!

Critics hate M. Night Shyamalan's new film The Last Airbender. Audiences don't care: The film has grossed $53.2 million since opening Thursday, and was number two at the box office . Take that, critics. [NYT]

Pope Benedict, speaking to a crowd in Sulmona, Italy praised the 13th Century pontiff Celestine V, and was greeted by the faithful during "this time of harsh attacks and media provocation." The poor Pope just can't escape this unjustified persecution.

Politicians on both sides of the aisle have put aside their differences to collectively humiliate Michael Steele for his "Obama's war" gaffe. First came the Dems with their stupid press release. Now it's John McCain and Co.'s turn.

Joey "Jaws" Chestnut won his fourth consecutive title at today's 95th annual Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest at Coney Island, eating 54 hot dogs in 10 minutes. His arch-rival, and six-time champ, Takeru Kobayashi was arrested after the competition.

It's hot out. Don't you wish you were scuba diving? With a Dachshund? This Russian guy is teaching his dog, Boniface, to scuba dive. Aw. Click through for more pictures of this amazing scuba diving dog.

[U.S. Army Sgt. Richard Hamburg crushes a friend during an Independence Day BBQ sumo wrestling match at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan. Image via Getty]

Phyllis Nefler, Gawker's tireless weddings correspondent, is currently on vacation in East Hampton, New York. But she took some time off from yelling at the help and burning through paperbacks to annotate this week's New York Times weddings announcements. Cheers!

Looking for a way to fill out your high-waisted, universally unflattering mom jeans? Like the idea of working out in one of Amy Adams' cast off costumes from Enchanted? Then this bizarre body sculpting routine is right up your alley.

Parker Posey is all grown up in this debut from director Zoe Cassavetes, in which Posey stars as thirtysomething Manhattanite Nora whose life is droll until she gets surprisingly swept off her feet by a spontaneous Frenchman.

Rafael Nadal won his second Wimbledon title today, beating Tomas Berdych 6-3, 7-5, 6-4.

This is the greatest food recall since Kellogg's stinky cereal fiasco: 66,000 pounds of bison meat were recalled because they may contain a deadly strain of E. coli. Add bison meat to the list of ungrillable things. [CNN]

The British tabloid News of the World has an interview (link NSFW) with the ex-husband of hottie Russian spy Anna Chapman. Also, what appear to be naked pictures, complete with spy boobs.

Yesterday it was the World Cup of Cocaine. Today, we learn about a DEA operation that helped capture a submarine built for transporting "tons" of cocaine along the Ecuador/Colombia border. It's a drug-fueled Fourth of July weekend!