Last night Stephen took a crack at putting different voiceovers on the Tiger's new Nike Ad. Oddly enough, the Leave It To Beaver and Young Frankenstein pep talks are more appropriate than the original.

Politico caught up with Tareq and Michaele Salahi, the self-promoting fameballs who gatecrashed a White House state dinner back in November, at some DC party. They're working on a book, they say, but they hate 'the media'.

In an old school Sesame Street sketch, Smokey Robinson sings his classic "You've Really Got a Hold on Me", thereby creating a monster. The U waits for its siren song, unleashing its fierce tickle attack at the soul man's soundings.

Hey, universally hated baby-killing congresscreep Bart Stupak is retiring, too. For some reason the "Tea Parties" are taking credit for this, even though they are just the noisiest group of people who dislike him. (These guys deserve some credit too!)

Ben Brantley, grand doyenne of New York Times theater criticism, reviewed the new Nathan Lane/Bebe Neuwirth Addams Family musical today and boyyy did he hate it. It's one of the most scathing theater reviews we've read in a long while.

These people can't help but crash right into the glass like so many confused birds (or so many confused Roombas).

A 7-year-old who'd been adopted by a woman in Tennessee was sent back to the Motherland—by himself—earlier this week with a note explaining he had psychological problems and she'd been deceived by the adoption agency. What a country!

Continuing a trend of spot-on guest appearances and TV show spoofs, the casts of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and Parks and Recreation took it to the beats with a classic spoof on America's favorite TV-musical phenomenon.

The mother of a man charged with making threatening phone calls to House speaker Nancy Pelosi says Fox News was to blame. The National Review, meanwhile, say that Pelosi should be threatened more often, particularly while traveling on planes.

Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens will retire this summer. He will turn 90 in 11 days. Stevens is a member of the "liberal" wing of the court, which means he is a Republican-appointed moderate. Now comes the fun part!

This strange video from the 80's was supposed to teach us how to make bread, instead, it quickly becomes one of the strangest things we'd ever seen.

[Anjelika Jorleman films 'The Tourist' in Venice; image via INF]

This kid, who has an uncanny resemblance to Ash from Pokemon, uses his own little Pikachus to demonstrate what could possibly be the next big magic schtick. I choose you!

There's a gay wedding on the set of Muppets Take Manhattan. Samantha is wearing the costumes from Mad Max: The Musical. Liza! Miley! Penelope! Aiden! Menopause! Carrie fights for her marriage! Man, this is... well, it's gonna be something.

It's true. He just might be. Also today: A Kurt Cobain biopic sounds seriously dreadful, HBO casts two good actresses in two good roles, a teen adventure begins, and some important news about Big Momma's House 3.

This week's "Is it Possible?" demonstrated that if you have already gotten rid of that old Ataris, you can still play the classic version of ping-pong if you have a herd of sheep, a field and a border-collie at your disposal.

The frontrunner for the 2008 GOP Presidential candidacy has added his voice to those gently pointing out, in the wake of about 24 minor scandals, that the party chairman is an awkward blend of clown and muppet. [HuffPo]

The awesome sketch group Elephant Larry have created a monstrous 20 minute sketch parodying those awful "infotainment" clips you see in theaters before the movie. Masterfully produced, this video takes jobs at everything from endorsement deals to crappy action movies.

He's willing to do anything—anything—to please the producers. This reality star will only please people for a price. These rival actresses take no pleasure in working together. Hollywood is a place full of happy endings.

In this newly released Vitamin Water commercial, Mets third baseman David Wright and Jersey Shore's Mike "The Situation," do some "situational training." We'll keep you updated on this blossoming bromance as it develops.