If you're familiar with the Internet, you've surely seen Hitler freakout parody videos using footage from the movie "Downfall." When YouTube removed all of these videos, the good people over at Urlesque made their own...of Hitler reacting to the news.

The Los Angeles Times might have had more luck questioning the mayor's trustworthiness if it hadn't spelled it "crediblity [sic]" in a front-page headline. We'd wince in sympathy even if the paper wasn't bankrupt to boot. [LA Observed]

Congratulations to Suzy Q and A for being the first person to answer today's Freeze Frame. Click through for the answer.

Today at Gawker.TV, Tim Meadows and Stephen Colbert reflect on days of Strangers With Candy past, Sawyer explains our unanswered Lost questions, the Jerseylicious gals teach Greg Kelly what "sloppy seconds" are, and Tracy Morgan's best interviews.

The Way We Live Now: Trading one problem for another. We found a job, but lost a house. Found a place to rent, lost a place to buy. Found a car, lost a bus. Find a meteor, get alien disease.

Let's take a look at gay news of the day. There's a porn star who continues to be too gay, bisexual softball players who aren't gay enough, and a celebrity who is about to reveal just how gay they are.

Media news! Former Gawker editor Gabriel Snyder is now the Executive Editor of Newsweek Digital. First they join Tumblr, then they hire a Gawker editor—Newsweek is the hip newsweekly!

When A.R. Rahman's flight from India touched down in NYC, he went straight to the Apple store to purchase an iPad. Hours later, he improvised an original song using a program called Bebot- Robot Synth.

Instead of casting size 0-2 runway models this fall, Calvin Klein's using comparatively obese size 2-4's. Is this like the time they shifted sizes down so vain average people would feel skinny, and skinny girls would be nothing at all?

Everyone knows Hunter S. Thompson was eccentric. What you may not know is that he loathed contracts. Case in point: this one, for a documentary, on which Thompson scribbled swastikas, wrote "FRAUD" and "Fuck off," and signed as Dick Cheney.

In the days following Gizmodo's exclusive on Apple's next iPhone, almost every major news outlet had its own spin on the story. From mispronunciations to a lack of fact-checking, here's the best moments from the TV coverage in one video.

A comedy group called Octavarius is leading the charge to make "boner" the Oxford English Dictionary word of the day. They have a facebook group dedicated to the cause, and a video reminding us why "boner" is history's great equalizer.

With spring sprung and new wardrobes needed, who couldn't use a $150 Bloomingdale's Gift Certificate? Just take this survey, email the last question to surveys@gawker.com and you'll be entered into our giveaway. It's your last chance, so get clicking and start shopping! [Rules]

After confusing and outraging users with a December privacy rollback, Facebook nevertheless saw its traffic reach new heights. So the social network's new campaign to reduce user privacy even further should come as no shock.

Tablets, notebooks, and netbooks—there are so many options for mobile computing these days. But which one is right for you? I have no idea! But it's my last day at Gawker!

[Gawker alum Joshua David Stein has compiled this insanely complex and astutely accurate Venn Diagram for Esquire that charts just about every program on the air right now. This made us want to watch even more TV, if that's possible.]

Donny Deutsch got a weeklong anchor slot on MSNBC. He did a segment about angry TV pundithosts (click to watch). One of those featured was fellow MSNBCer Keith Olbermann. Now, Donny's been dumped from his gig. Why?

Last night's installment of America's beloved gay rodeo taught us important lessons about inspiration and hope and dreams. Alicia Keys showed up to show the kids how to be serious, and we all cried a lot.

This slam dunk contestant tries to jump over a cheerleader and instead winds up giving her a face full of fail. There is no sand deep enough to hide your head after something like this.

Sawyer just couldn't hold back last night: he was telling people what to do and when to do it. Usually, he only has one minute or two of his headstrong demand-making, but last night he was simply on a roll.