Lawmakers in Arizona approved a fun immigration bill that would oblige cops to stop anyone swarthy and ask them to prove their legality. Everyone, bar some right-wingers, thinks this is a bad idea. Including, as of today, the President.

Pitching a movie to a big time studio executive must be a scary and stressful process. Eliminate shirts and any semblance of a coherent movie idea and it can turn into a sublimely absurd process.

Republicans' luxe treatment of their ultra-rich major donors is causing the party to run up a deficit: For every dollar it earned from major dollars, the Republican National Committee spent $1.09 wooing them.

A supermodel says she's "praying over Kate's boobs." Spencer Pratt says they're still too small. Everyone's got an opinion on Kate Hudson's boobs—but are they really fake? Or is she pregnant? An photographic investigation featuring celebrity witness testimony.

A Colorado man broke into a house with a gun, and entered the bedroom at around 3am. He then apparently realized he had the wrong house, said as much to the sleeping residents, and left. [HuffPo]

TONIGHT: It's Friday night, again. Don't tell me you're gonna leave the house, not when we've got new episodes of Smallville, the Ricky Gervais Show and the season 5 premiere of Say Yes to the Dress.

Earlier today Revolution Muslim, the Islamic group that posted a veiled threat against South Park this week, called us "Darwinist faggots who are as despicable as the rest, walking around eating your Triscuits." But, we wondered, why Triscuits?

Sarah Silverman is a funny lady with a dark, dark past. Today on Bonnie Hunt she told the story of how her teenhood therapist hanged himself before her Xanax appointment.

We appreciate that many of you watch trailers at work on computers with no speakers. To help you out, we watched the new Twilight trailer with no sound at all and tried to figure out the plot.

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

Today at Gawker.TV, Jon Stewart has strong words for the extremists threatening South Park, Senator Scott Brown responds to that SNL sketch, and The Marriage Ref thinks it's just fine to duck tape you wife's mouth shut, and more!

Yesterday we showed you a call sheet for Lost's series finale shoot. Was it real? Was it fake? Well, signs are currently pointing to real, so let's try to once more figure out what it all means. Spoilers ahead.

Last night's Ace of Cakes showed that folks at Charm City are obsessed with Star Wars. So much so that when Lucas Films contracted them to make a 'life-size' R2D2 cake they flew the entire bunch out for the unveiling.

30 Rock, no stranger to pointing out NBC's flaws, finally addressed the motivations, indecision and hypocrisy surrounding the network's recent late night wars. In this episode, Jack must chose between two janitors vying for the same 11:30 night shift.

This is pretty amazing. Uploaded to NASA's Flckr stream just two days ago, this is "the first ever image of Earth taken from the surface of a planet beyond the Moon," snapped by the Mars Exploration Rover Spirit in 2004.

Jimmy Kimmel premiered a video that takes all those cats from YouTube and lets them express how they probably don't really feel. Namely, their disdain for the new Bush Presidential Library and the endangered lives of feral cats living there.

Ronnie Lee Gardner, a convicted murderer, will be executed by firing squad at Utah State Prison, in Draper on June 18th. Barring a final appeal to the State Supreme Court, he will be shot in the heart by four executioners.

We didn't get that much out of Vogue editor Anna Wintour during our brief conversation last night, but she did admit that running the magazine isn't actually all that hard. Then we asked creative director Grace Coddington to chime in.

Terrorizing the crafting corner of their former elementary school, Kathie Lee and Martha must have been real trouble makers. This morning on Martha's show the pair discuss being locked in closets and rebelling against their brownie troops.

Fortune commissioned a cover from comic-book artist Chris Ware. He used the opportunity to question some of the foibles of modern capitalism, depicting a "Stocks and Bonds Casino" among other satirical places. So the magazine apparently shelved his work.