The more popular Shepard "OBEY" Fairey gets with the Obama poster crowd, the less popular he gets with the hardcore street art crowd. Shep just finished up a huge, highly publicized legal mural on Houston Street. How's that looking now?

Dr. Phil stopped by The View today to discuss teen bullying and in the middle of commenting on the case of a recent suicide in Massachusetts he referred to the victim as "this 'precious' girl." Need we say more?

[Frump Jonas, Hunk Jonas, and Hip Jonas film something surf-themed. Image via Pacific Coast News]

Everything about this video seems oddly plausible and exceedingly amusing.

Page Six reports this morning that fashion designer Marc Jacobs and his Brazilian boyfriend (husband?) Lorenzo Martone have broken up. But another report from the Boston Herald contradicts the story. What's going on here?

This week in social media, Gawker.TV got a piece of the action. We're up to 1371 Facebook Fans (up 4.8%), 3298 Twitter Followers (up 7.8%) and 1337 Tumblr Followers (up 6.6%) That's right, still climbing!

The Washington Times, America's creakiest newspaper, started off 2010 by boldly firing 40% of its staff. Now, the paper has boldly fired its publisher. Which may be the smartest thing it's done this year.

Have you ever wanted to see a movie where Ted Danson is teeny-tiny?! Last night's Tim and Eric Awesome Show took us to a universe where this desire is box-office gold, complete with a soundtrack by Chicago's Peter Cetera.

This adorable kitten loves playing with her motorized mouse toy. Stalking, jumping, running, she does it all.

Unaccountable billionaire Mayor-For-Life Mike Bloomberg jets off to his massive Bermudan estate many weekends, where he plays golf, spends money, and zealously guards his privacy. That's what you get when you elect an unaccountable billionaire Mayor-For-Life, New Yorkers. Duh. [NYT]

He's asking others ready to make the announcement to wait so he can be the center of gay-ttention. This actress has a nasty diet secret and a party goer dishes on the celebs she's met. It's all about first impressions.

In the wasteland that is Sunday night network television, you were faced with few difficult viewing decisions. Last night specifically, you were challenged with deciding between Julia Roberts, Julia Roberts, and Nicholas Cage.

It involves a violent Samantha Ronson confrontation. Sandra Bullock gets a mistress apology. Marc Jacobs breaks up with his boytoy. Bret Michael remains in the ICU. Mariah isn't preggers. Monday's gossip roundup has all the answers.

"Rats Mob the Upper East Side." So reads the cosmically appropriate top headline in the Wall Street Journal's new New York section, with which Rupert Murdoch plans to exterminate the New York Times. The newspaper war is on!

From President Barack Obama to Donald Trump and General Colin Powell, the History Channel's, America the Story of Us, offered an A-list perspective on the formation of the United States.

New York Post sex master Andrea Peyser found this new movie Kick Ass to be "intoxicatingly entertaining, wildly inappropriate, and alarmingly sexual." Use your Media Decoder Ring to read her true opinion: "intoxicatingly...sexual." Andrea's friends agree!

Can you guess what movie this image comes from? Check back for the answer at 4pm today.

The Pope has promised to be cool to Britons, even after the Foreign Office suggested in a memo that Benedict should open an abortion clinic and be greeted in England with his own brand of condoms. [BBC]

Later today, Senate Democrats are expected to push a vote on a financial regulation bill that limits how easily Wall Street firms can play shell games with taxpayer money. Republicans are bitching and moaning and threatening to block it. [Politico]

The working man's author decided it was time to take out the iconic Mark Twain for being a bourgeois phony. But maybe old Tom is just upset that he was never able to write The Great American Novel himself?