AT&T sent out an email to all Apple 3G iPad owners on Sunday night, apologizing for, and trying to explain, the breach that exposed some 114,000 email addresses, blaming the incident on the "malicious" work of "hackers."

For better or worse, in sickness and health, post-Pilates or post-pizza pigout: Phyllis Nefler will love you however you are. Unless you have more advanced degrees than bottles of wine in your fridge. Celebrate good times, come on!

The official residence of the mayor of Denver has a fire pole in the master bedroom, a pink grand piano, and "mini-condominiums for squirrels." Sweetest mayor's house ever, right? So why is Denver selling it?

Diddy stopped by Nightline recently to interview with the comically earnest Martin Bashir. Together, they dig into the hard hitting issues, including Diddy dog food, the definition of mind-f*cking, and the appropriateness of Diddy buying his son a Maybach.

[Salsa singer Marc Anthony, King of the Puerto Rican Day Parade, attends to his subjects with his consort, Duchess Jenny of Block, on Fifth Avenue in New York City on Sunday. Affleck never did anything this fun. Pic via AP.]

Buddy Hackett delivers three hilarious animal jokes, saving the best for last.

Liam here again! We've come to the end of another red-eyed, white-knuckled, and blue-meth'd season of Breaking Bad, but there's no telling what's in store for the Fring drug empire, or the White family (Jesse included as honorary son).

Get your jazz hands ready, theater nerds enthusiasts. It's time to watch Sean Hayes (a.k.a. JUST JACK) twinkle about the stage introducing musical numbers while trying to reclaim his late 90's fame. Tune in at 8 p.m. EST on CBS.

Remember Chatroulette? The crazy random videochat thing? Its founder wants to turn it into a more legitimate business, which means cutting down on the number of disgusting things one witnesses there. Can he do it? (Probably not.)

Nahua Indians armed with machetes kidnapped 13 reporters in southwestern Mexico, but released them and instead grabbed the film crew from Grupo Modelo that was shooting a beer commercial on their land without permission. All were eventually released unharmed. [AP]

Good news: A team of scientists from Massachusetts General Hospital are one step closer to being able to regrow livers, after they created working liver grafts and transplanted them into rats. Drink up—you can fix it later! [BBC]

Indonesia is in the midst of its first-ever celebrity sex-tape scandal! There are actually two tapes featuring the pop star Ariel and two model girlfriends. The good news: it's sparked debate over Indonesia's lack of sex education in schools. [AP]

32 year-old unemployed veteran Alvin Greene came out of nowhere to win the South Carolina Democratic Senate Primary. Is he an embodiment of anti-establishment rage? The next Sarah Palin? Or literally brain damaged?

Advice for fast food servers: Don't mess with someone's BBQ Bacon Double Jr Cheeseburger Deluxe, or you might regret it. Just ask the Michigan Wendy's drive-thru employee who fought back against obnoxious customers, and set off a huge brawl.

The BBC and other TV stations who broadcast World Cup games are receiving a flurry of complaints from viewers about that shitty horn, the vuvuzela, that's drowning out the tournament. Players are complaining too. Tournament officials are considering a ban.

[Nelson Mandela, Barack Obama and David Cameron in the stands of the US vs. England World Cup match. Inexplicably, all three were cheering for England. The match ended in a 1-1 tie. (Or win, if you're the Post)]

Scientologists just can't catch a break. People were angry when John Travolta dropped them off in Haiti to touch people. They are accused of covering up child rape. And now, former members are saying they were pressured into having abortions.

Sam Rockwell puts forth a Tour de Force performance in this 2009 film as the sole occupier of the moon. Alone for three years, he begins questioning his mental health with the appearance of a new visitor.

"Icing" is the new drinking game that's sweeping the nation. Even Facebook! A tipster writes, "There is a rumor floating around silicon valley that Mark Zuckerberg iced the vp of growth at an all hands meeting." Pics? Details? Email!

Larry King's contract runs out in 2011. Who will replace him? It looks increasingly likely that it will be this man: Piers Morgan, the British television personality familiar to US viewers as the guy who won Celebrity Apprentice in 2008.