Malcolm McClaren, manager for the Sex Pistols, punk rock pioneer, composer, and fascinating character, died in New York today. He was 64. Attached, Malcolm takes (far, far too much) credit for inventing punk rock and The Sex Pistols.

Girl's high school basketball is serious business. It's so serious that these two teammates created a special play, but instead of victory, the play ends in epic embarrassment.

Republican Virginia Governor who won election by posing as a reasonable moderate declares "Confederate History Month." Every reasonable person in the nation offended. Your American Spectator headline: "Leftist Race Baiting in Virginia."

Kristina Wandzilak's personal crusade against California's coastal drug culture brought her to Alissa, a heroin and meth addict whose use started in her tween years. Describing addiction as her full-time job, Alissa was unprepared for Kristina's businesslike take on recovery.

Ever wonder what would happened if classic 8-bit '80s arcade games attacked New York City? Well wonder no more. Filmmaker Patrick Jean has created a funky little short, Attack of the Pixels, depicting just such an event. It's pretty neat!

This week's episode was all about faking chemistry, just like Tyra fakes having a soul. When asked to make judge Nigel Barker feel comfortable before a photo shoot, Jessica decided that fondling his bald scalp would be the best approach.

She still hates her castmates, though! At least that's what she told us last night at The Park at the premiere party for indie film Happythankyoumoreplease. We got the scoop on the show's upcoming season.

In your revealing Thursday media column: Bill Keller discloses how he sniffs out news, HuffPo goes hard on the Twitter, a new way to backstab your fellow media employees, and more Michael Wolff beef.

Never take acid before going on a flight, kids. This girl thought it would be a good idea to freak out in the most public space, the food court, and then repeatedly ask to call her parents.

Last night the Suarez clan decided to throw a party for Justin, who is gay. His mom accepts him fully, which is awesome. What's not awesome is throwing a surprise coming out party when he's not ready to come out...

Since Jon Gosselin won't let his innocent babies be on TV, TLC has charged Kate to raise other people's broods on a new series. What a cruel, cruel Twist of Kate.

Bloodied and bruised, this redneck barely emerges from a scuffle he started by himself. Maybe next time, he won't decide to pick a fight with the entire crowd.

David Schlesinger, the editor in chief of Reuters, declined to run a story by one of his own reporters containing claims that the 2007 killings of two Reuters staffers in Baghdad by U.S. troops may have been war crimes.

It's easy to make fun of celebrities for being in dumb commercials and embarrassing themselves. Like Seth Green for Nerf. Or Arnold Schwarzenegger in Japan. But to find celebrities acting well in their natural habitat in a commercial is hard to find.

Steve Carell was on Live! and discussed his close-mouthed kissing scenes with Tina Fey. Co-host Bruno Tonioli suggests a new kind of french kiss that will certainly get people wet - then he and Carell try it out on camera.

What can appeal to kids and adults alike? Dairy Queen Blizzards! In this clip, Miss America, Caressa Cameron, briefly mentions that the Blizzard tour is for children's education and instead focuses on the ridiculous looking Blizzard mobile.

Anna Wintour: "Just Being Near Her Will Make You Chic." Did you know that? Now is your chance to bid on a "priceless week-long experience" with Anna, for charity. It's just as worthless as an internship, but costlier!

What a live blog it was! Contestant Anthony Williams joined us, and was fabulous. Read this selection of last week's comments—posted by Anthony and many others—and then make plans to join our next live blog tonight!

This week the beloved American clip-show declared a peeing Chihuahua the funniest video in our fair country. A couple was awarded them $100,000 for capturing this kind of genius, prompting us to ask, "REALLY?!"

In an episode that the Fox television network would call "riveting," America's favorite gypsy curse gave us a wanly shocking surprise that really opens this game wide open!