Following President Obama's address tonight regarding the Gulf oil spill, Bill O'Reilly welcomed level-headed genius Sarah Palin on the Factor, and Palin said that Obama's top priority is to "use this crisis to increase the cost of energy." Videos inside.

In his famed monotone voice, Steven Wright shoots off a string of zingers he has become so well known for.

A truck for Microsoft's Bing search engine has been driving around Google's Mountain View campus, apparently taking pictures. A Googler shot a photo of the vehicle — and then his friends went to work on Microsoft in the comments.

[A crazed fan celebrates after Brazil scored a goal during the team's 2-1 victory over North Korea at the World Cup. He was one of thousands who gathered to watch the game on Rio's Copacabana beach today. Image via AP]

Louisiana congressman Joseph Cao hinted to BP America's president today that he consider killing himself.

On set to promote Housecat Housecalls, this Dancing with the Stars judge brings out the crazy in the gang: Kilmeade's dancing, Doocy's making puns and Gretchen suddenly has all the inside Lindsay Lohan dirt.

Just as we all expected, people are finally getting over the internet's newest faddish party game, Chatroulette. The site had its first down month in May with unique users dipping 15 percent. Next!

Dressed in a referee jersey, Betty White stopped by The Late Late Show to explain why she needs an extra income (for breast implants), how the World Cup works (she can't), and to take jabs at foreigners (Ferguson).

This morning Page Six ran an item that alum-turned-author Paula Froelich recently posed nude for an oil painting. Well, we got our hands on a photo of one of the canvases.

Tech in the City interviews Richard Blakeley at Internet Week Headquarters; a mecca for techies and media folks. Blakeley speaks about what it takes to go viral and getting off the computer and going out.

Desert manhunt! Border bounty hunters are trying to locate disappeared Minutemen co-founder Chris Simcox and serve him a court order filed by his estranged wife, who claims that Simcox had threatened to kill her and their children, twice. [Washington Times]

Today we listened to teen sailor Abby Sunderland defend her choice to sail around the world alone at such a young age. One commenter found no problem with her age, but with her motives for going when she did.

This short clip from The Webbys is chock full of the best moments, from Buzz Aldrin to Animal to Roger Ebert declaring, "Veni, Vidi, Vici." It was a good night for the Internet.

[Ginnifer Goodwin on the set of Gawker's favorite movie, "Something Borrowed," in New York. (Here's the script!) Image via INF]

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You probably don't know Andrea Feczko, but odds are you've seen her YouTube videos, like this Ke$ha one (25 million views!). At The Webutante Ball, Feczko interviewed several "Internet famous" personalities for advice on how to make it happen.

Though talk radio's favorite belligerent sea lion had big gay Elton John at his recent wedding, making him look all acceptance-y, he and his wife were married by vocally anti-gay preacher Ken Hutcherson, who has compared gays to murderers. [PBP]

Star investigative reporter Murray Weiss is just the latest journalist leaving the New York Post.

On The Bachelorette, Kasey decided getting a cringe-worthy tattoo was the only way to prove his love to Ali. He kept it a secret from the rest of the house by claiming the bandage on his wrist was a burn.

Someone in the White House has finally convinced Barack Obama to do a primetime address about the oil spill. He'll be in the Oval Office. Fancy! But can we expect to hear anything new? Will he "act angrily" enough?