Today we looked at the Trend-iness of Brooklyn, inciting lots of neighborhood debate among you commenters. Much of it was Brooklyn-related, but one commenter made a lovely case for my borough of choice, Manhattan.

Your daily look into the twitterific lives of our favorite celebs.

In light of Nate Berkus's departure from Oprah for his own show (sound familiar?) today's episode was dedicated to him. Not only is he a decor genius, he is an awesome (and handsome) human being.

Speaking of commencement: Here's unedited video Ann Curry messing up Wheaton's graduation. [via]

The SEC's not the only government agency that parties hard: employees of the Minerals Management Service smoked meth, watched porn, and took gifts from the industry they were supposed to be regulating—the offshore drillers! SEC guys are pussies! [AP]

Super Bowl XLVIII will be at the new, open-air Meadowlands Stadium in New Jersey. Way to ruin it for everyone, NFL. Now the big game will be about frostbite instead of leeching off an expense account in a warm climate.

Did Sunday's finale of Lost leave you unsatisfied, too? CollegeHumor has put together a video full of questions that remain unanswered. Warning: if you were not pleased with the finale, this will only fuel your rage.

New Jersey's tourism and commerce are up because of those pesky Jersey Shore kids, bros icing bros, more theories about the end of Lost, and photos from the new season of Futurama.

[Kate Hudson and Ginnifer Goodwin take a break while filming "Something Borrowed" in the West Village. Image via Bauer-Griffin]

In honor of Simon's retirement from American Idol, Brian shows off the video love letter he made for SImon. Wowed by his presentation, co-hosts Steve and Gretchen offer their blessings.

Columbia University's General Studies valedictorian Brian Corman copied a Patton Oswalt joke verbatim in his valedictory speech. Between this and Ann Curry's inability to identify which college she was addressing, this year's is one bum commencement crop.

TONIGHT: The TV season is rapidly coming to a close as we get down to the wire on American Idol and have the finale of Dancing with the Stars. Plus, season finales from NCIS, the Good Wife, and (mercifully) Parenthood.

Puerto Rican-born US citizen Eduardo Caraballo was arrested in Illinois and threatened with deportation—back to Mexico. Once officials got his birth certificate, it only took them three days to figure out he wasn't Mexican. Uh.

Mark Zuckerberg made headlines the other day for emailing Robert Scoble. But it might not have been the Facebook CEO's own words that reached the blogger, since Zuckerberg employs a "ghostwriter" named Kate Losse, we're told.

The house, located at 108 Ocean Avenue (formerly 112) in the Long Island town, is the site of a grisly multiple murder and the basis for The Amityville Horror, about a haunted murder house. It's only $1.15m! Buy it...

The final three contestants of Dancing with the Stars performed the dreaded freestyle number yesterday. It gives the dancers a chance to get creative… Erin Andrews and Nicole Scherzinger got a little too creative for their own good.

Washington Post's SpyTalk blog offers a most unusual revelation: The CIA faked a video of Osama bin Laden bragging about "conquests with boys," and wanted to "flood Iraq" with a fake sex tape of Saddam Hussein banging a young boy.

The finale of Law & Order drew 7.6 million viewers last night, which is only about 500K viewers more than average. 24's finale attracted 8.9 million viewers, which was fewer people than the week before. Guess that's why they're canceled?

Congratulations to ineedsmass for being the first person to answer today's Freeze Frame. Click through for the answer.

Today at Gawker.TV, Russell Brand discusses Venus Williams' behind, Real Housewives' Teresa goes through labor on her cell phone, and we say farewell to 24 for good and How I Met Your Mother and Chuck until next fall.