Big Ben rises again. Ben Mills, the ex-junkie Williamsburgian who made waves with photographs of a heroin-fueled Scientology sex party with scenester socialite Peaches Geldof, finally gave an interview. He admires perv photographer Terry Richardson and likes "wasted" sex.

ABC has responded to the found Lost series finale call sheet. We've updated the post.

Today we looked at the hotness of Larry King and wondered, from afar, about his magnetism. Luckily one commenter has seen it up close and in person. They shared their story with us.

[Kate Hudson on the New York set of "Something Borrowed"; image via Splash]

Your daily look into the twitterific lives of our favorite celebs. Today, they tweeted about saving our planet. Kind of. From the jokey to the genuine, these five actors and comedians want brought awareness to today one way or another.

"What are you fucking playing at?" Those were reportedly the opening words from Rupert Murdoch's son James Murdoch to The Independent editor in chief Simon Kelner.

The filmmakers behind Oscar-winning documentary The Cove stopped by Oprah today to discuss dolphin advocacy. Forced to trespass around the Japanese cove where the dolphin slaughter took place, the crew tells how they captured the horrifying footage shown here.

Last night's episode of the worst television show ever made was all about love. Love and fighting. Horrible fighting in basements.

In this recently unearthed television drama, both icons are in top form. No one plays drunken desperation like James Dean and Reagan is heroic as all hell. This is edge of your seat acting. A true treasure.

What should excommunicated pervert priests do after their banishments? How about join a "Catholic" sex cult that requires a woman with yogurt-smeared genitals to copulate with her pastor in front of the whole congregation? Meet the Little Pebble church.

Hulu's about to start charging you, the production company that pulled Downfall from YouTube responds, Top Gear comes to America, a glossary of How I Met Your Mother terms, and the ultimate guide to Lost's final episodes.

The number may be different, but The Challenge: Fresh Meat II isn't really shaking up the formula this time around. Fists! Fury! Slanderous accusations of lascivious lifestyles! Enough booze to sink an aircraft carrier! Inside, newbies learn the hard way.

TONIGHT: NBC's comedy lineup is back and all new, featuring two 30 Rocks, plus the requisite drama of the Real Housewives of NYC and Trump on the Marriage Ref because he's got a sterling record when it comes to marriage.

Former NY1 reporter Adele Sammarco has lost her sexual harassment suit against NY1. (Predictably).

Poor Brooke Shields. Lipstick Jungle got canceled. Thank goodness Craig Ferguson knows that the best way to comfort her is with that warm, fuzzy, security blanket of comedy: the Leno Joke. Feel better yet?

Whitney Port must have brought some ganja to this week's elimination because things got a little weird. The judges started to feel lethargic as smoke and sheep filled the room while Sesame Street style "Z"s fell from the ceiling.

Those anger management classes must really be working! After an uncomfortable interview about a blood diamond Naomi Campbell may or may not have received, the temperamental model punched an inanimate object—a video camera—and not a human.

A tipster was having dinner at a Honolulu restaurant last night and found this discarded piece of paper. He noticed the word "Lost" and looked closer. It appears to be a call sheet for the series finale shoot. Spoilers ahead.

Today at Gawker.TV, William Shatner and internet-sensation Lin Yu Chun duet, Fox and Friends go blue for Earth Day, we weigh in on South Park's Muhammad censorship controversy, and seven seasons worth of Michael Kors' Project Runway insults.

Crap, it looks like nobody got today's Freeze Frame! Before you start hatin', click through for the answer.