When Robin's latest beau decides it's a little weird that his girlfriend constantly hangs out with two of her ex-boyfriends, both Ted and Barney decide they want her back. This leads them to behave poorly—and drunkenly.

Laughter yoga. Nazi yoga. Donation yoga with Dave Matthews playing in the background. Thank you, yoga. That's enough.

Chuck returned from a brief hiatus last night and delighted fans with a nod the 1979 series Hart to Hart. Now that Chuck and Sarah have officially gotten together, let's hope for more retro "a spy and his girl" introductions.

Well, shit. Kama Chinen, formerly the oldest person alive, has died in Japan at the age of 114 years young. Her title now goes to a woman in France who was born a year after Chinen, in 1896. Woof. [VF]

Stephen Colbert pledged his allegiance from the giant Cup O Noodles to ESPN Zone, from Flash Dancers to the shop that sells anal beads. New York, New York—it's a helluva town.

A California woman has filed a class-action lawsuit against the unaccredited Trump University claiming she was swindled into spending $60,000 on bogus seminars and a trip to Home Depot. Swindled by Donald Trump! Imagine that!

Tarla Makaeff filed this 34-page class-action suit against Donald Trump's Trump University. She says the real estate school took advantage of her and accused it of, among other things, fraud and false advertising.

Or at least near where they make the Boeing planes. Also today: Spielberg's next project, a good show gets renewed, some news about your favorite TV stars, and another rocker goes to Broadway.

It's now clear the government is eyeballing Apple's control-freak policy on how iPad and iPhone apps are written, with two more reports of Feds looking into anti-competitive practices. Does Steve Jobs have the stomach for this fight?

Remember Jay Leno's lackluster jokes that he told at the White House Correspondent's dinner? As it turns out, they were just a bunch of recycled jokes to begin with. Politico has compiled all of his repeat, lazy jokes here.

We're introducing a new feature in which Gawker.TV will explore favorites from our childhood. First up is a movie starring the Looney Tunes and the one and only Michael Jordan.

The psychotropic power of the spirit works Reverend Alicia into a trippy, worshipful frenzy. The public access pastor invokes the name of Yahweh over and over, spinning around in her holy office chair, flailing her arms to the heavenly rhythm.

"'We know what it tastes like,' said Vermeulen, referring to victory." Fauxhemian kickball's back.

This guy stages a fake car break-in while his roommate is at the gym.

Here's the world famous Grand Ole Opry House, which—like the rest of Nashville—is now soaking in flood water. Sakes alive! The Tennessean has complete coverage. [Pic: AP]

Jersey Shore has always been guilty of being a guilty pleasure, but now the producers of the MTV show are being sued for supposedly running a "criminal enterprise," because they're "profiting" off of castmembers' fights.

Living in Brooklyn with your big fancy patch of dirt and want some veggies? This video will direct you to the places to garden on the cheap.

Today Broadway's supposed best was bestowed with Tony nominations, making this the most important morning of the year for everyone, everywhere. Who made out like a bandit? Who flopped bigger than Carrie? Let's take a look!

Yes, there are bad interns in this world. But there are also bad internships. Like the one where the boss sends you a video of himself jacking off, allegedly.

This surprisingly agile fat cat climbs up a ladder and tries to catch its own tail at the top.