With The Hills airing its final season, rumors are swirling that the show's NYC cousin, The City, has been canceled. Is this the end of the Whitney Port/Olivia Palermo vehicle? We've contacted MTV for comment and are awaiting a response.

Last night, Entourage finally returned to us on HBO. While it certainly delivered with the Hollywood lingo, beautiful women and plot twists, no episode would be complete without Ari Gold being a badass.

That was quick: Just a few days after Apple's iPhone 4 went on sale — featuring video chat capabilities — the "FaceTime" sex chat services are already starting up.

Every day, it seems a new iPad feature gets demonstrated on the Internet. Watch as artist David Kassan uses his iPad and the Brushes app to finger paint a man's portrait with a stunning level of detail. Electronic art, indeed!

True Blood's newest vampire addition, Franklin Mott, seems to have the demeanor of a stalker and rapist combined. He bribes Jessica for information using a talking head, then stalks Tara using hypnosis. Point being, Franklin is up to no good.

Kids these days love onions, thanks to Shrek. Hm.

Former Washington Post "conservative movement" reporter Dave Weigel, who resigned last week after some unflattering (but silly!) private listserve emails about Matt Drudge and other conservatives leaked, has spoken up: he should never have written those things, but come on.

Always a comedian, Ellen DeGeneres' Somewhat Special Special showcased some wonderful acts, including some magicians and trampoline acts. She also aired a video package that showed that she may not be the best chaperone for your kids.

In your melting Monday media column: perversity finds its way into the Grey Lady, fake NYT trend story may be fake, Katie Couric could return to CBS, and David Carey leaves Conde Nast.

Using a very sophisticated algorithm (or something), the folks at Craigslist have figured out that, per capita and per ride rate, the L train gets more Missed Connections mentions than any other train. The Brooklyn stops are especially bumpin'.

Three X-rays of Marilyn monroe's chest sold for $45,000 at a Vegas auction. Originally valued at $1000 each, the images are from 1954, two weeks after Marilyn's divorce from Joe DiMaggio. [CNN, image via Splash, click to enlarge]

Barry Diller runs a virtual harem of internet properties at his IAC, but every year he flirts with other startups at the Sun Valley mogulfest. The question this year: Will Diller finally dump Ask.com — and who will he insult?

Watch Rosanna Scotto channel her best Dan Ackroyd this morning when Judge Jeanine Pirro visited the set of Good Day New York. A few more faux pas and we can finally launch "Stuff Rosanna Scotto Says."

Courtney Love has made a late career out of being an incoherent mess, but it sounds like she turned up the crazy to 11 at a concert she gave last night in Washington D.C. Damn, I wish I was there.

Meg Whitman is notorious for staging town hall meetings. But two weeks before we published police reports from her son's felony battery arrest, Meg fielded a question about family members "run[ning] afoul of the law." She evaded it.

Because Diandra Douglas, who divorced Michael Douglas in 2000, was awarded half of all the money the star makes off movies he made during their union, she thinks she is owed some scratch for the Wall Street sequel. Good luck!

In a recent interview on Live! With Regis and Kelly, Miley Cyrus showed us exactly how literate she is when she excessively used the words "like" and "y'know" in her interview. Warning—this clip may make your head explode.

The Times mourns Robert Byrd, 92-ish: "A graf or two supplied by the bureau on his death's impact on pending legislation. e had been in failing health for several years." Indeed. What? Click through to see the Times' unedited insta-remembrance.

Excited for Mad Men's triumphant return to TV? Look no further than this extended preview of the season—which includes commentary from the show's creator, Matthew Weiner, as well as much of the cast in full costume.

The creator of a Facebook page listing the "100 Biggest Sluts" in an Australian town could be brought up on stalking charges. 60 of the 100 women named went to the police. The other 40 were off slutting, it's believed.