Nightlife blogger Steve Lewis has been sued after accusing a club owner of harassing waitresses.

Gender bias! Alien data! Virus art! Hard relaxing! Radical statins! Space water! And godless rotifers reproducing outside of the bounds of holy matrimony! It's your fact-based Science Watch, where we watch science—whether Jesus likes it or not!

Charlie Sheen's life is like a gossip feedback loop. It's a never-ending cycle of drugs, floozies, domestic squabbles, and arrests. Adding to the strange repetition are that his cars are regularly being driven off cliffs. Why does this keep happening?

On last night's episode of Hard Times of RJ Berger, RJ followed in the footsteps of his nerd-teen-TV-movie-character ancestors by running for President of Student Gov. in hopes of dethroning reigning popular-pretty-jock-face-dude.

It appears that John McCain's endless droning was enough to make America's most famous general, David Petraeus, ill during a Senate hearing on Afghanistan today. Petraeus briefly fainted, blaming it on dehydration. McCain's expression is priceless! Is this guy soft?

This bizarre clip culminates in Kathie Lee suggesting that the process be finished with a "happy ending." But it's okay because some guy off-camera said it first! Hoda Kotb, we feel your pain.

It's been almost a week since mystery man Alvin Greene inexplicably won South Carolina's Democratic senate primary and yet he is still largely a mystery. We spoke to one of Greene's former Army colleagues for some insight into the guy.

Ranting, bow-tied Bloomberg News standards enforcer Matthew Winkler: would you be surprised to learn he is remarkably humorless? It is true. And lately, "puerile, obscure and uninformative" Bloomberg TV has been a target of his wrath.

Daily Profile: Andrew Cuomo

These library goers have no idea what to think seeing people walking around in sheets. But, as the ghostbuster force appears and breaks the solemn atmostphere in the library, this prank seems to be much appreciated.

Pushy California gubernatorial candidate and ex-eBay CEO Meg Whitman has given her campaign another $20 million of her personal wealth, bringing the total to $90 million, mostly to win a primary. What is wrong with her?

The King of Pop may be dead, but the dance move Michael Jackson created continues to live on. Learn how to Moonwalk with this quick and easy tutorial.

Traditionally, U.S. states have fallen over each other to offer tax incentives to filmmakers who come and make glamorous "movies" in boring, non-glamorous states. Now, states aren't so sure. Does abundant cannibalism make you want to visit Michigan?

Somehow, there is nothing more graceful than exploding food. In this clip, the directors have, seemingly of its own volition, made drinks, cereal and a chicken propel themselves into the air, all the action captured in slo-mo.

He ponied up 50 large to make snaps of him snorting coke disappear. This actress is so poor she can't even get credit. This billionaire demands great service but only leaves a 10% tip. Gossip makes the world go around.

This dog's fur was dyed, right?

Last week we published a photo of GOP Rep. Aaron Schock at a White House picnic wearing a terrifying purple and teal outfit from Hell. Washington gays love him! And how does Schock respond to all of this gay-Internet fame?

Kathy Griffin's stand-up special, Kathy Griffin Does the Bible Belt, includes her usual, self-deprecating material on pop TV and A-list celebrities. Her topics of choice: Dancing with the Stars, Rene Zellweger, Hoarders, Sharon Stone and, of course, Oprah.

The marketing of glucosamine supplements that magically heal arthritis: bullshit. Add it to the list.

Here's the trailer for Sofia Coppola's new film, Somewhere. It stars old-timey '90s actor Stephen Dorff as a barely-holding-on famous actor who, it seems, has some sort of wistful reconnection with his young daughter, played by the alien Elle Fanning.