Kevin Rose has a new high-pressure job now that he's taken over as Digg's CEO. Staunching Digg's user bleed to Twitter a big challenge. Even bigger: Doing this while maintaining his relationship with sugar-phobic food blogger Darya Pino.

Next time you're afraid you might get sick, don't bother with Airborne or Emergen-C or some other bullshit preventative elixir. Do what science tells you and look at pictures of sick people.

RNC chief of staff Ken McKay resigned on Monday, because Republicans are not allowed to enjoy simulated lesbian bondage sex on their donors' dime. And yet Michael Steele isn't going anywhere. How does the RNC chair still have a job?

Poor 'Oriental Yeti'. Not only did the media give you an antiquated name after you were trapped by some hunters in Sichuan, China: You have no hair! Scientists are baffled. We are, too: Aren't Yetis supposed to be scary? [Telegraph]

Today, Wikileaks caused a splash with its attack helicopter video. But the group also quietly backed down from their more alarming claims of U.S. spying. Plus, "man date" discoverer and former Times reporter Jenny 8 Lee's apparent Wikileaks connection.

When Nicollete Sheridan's character, Edie, was killed off Desperate Housewives, everyone had very interesting theories why this happened. Now it appears to have been a classic case of real-life revenge manifested in a fictional kill off.

People had body language expert Patti Woods (no relation!) analyze Tiger's every move, sip and swipe at his big pre-Masters press conference today. Here is what she said. (Click to enlarge.) [People]

New York's pizza guys: These are some guys to have on your side during the inevitable Peak Oil apocalypse. Proof: On Friday, a delivery guy for Famous Famiglia in East Harlem avoided armed robbery and delivered his pie still-piping.

Between DWTS, Nurse Jackie, and The United States of Tara I've got my Monday night lineup all set. If Gosselin's dancing about her tabloid troubles, the song better be "Stand By Your Man." You know, because it's ironic.

Rielle Hunter was once a ridiculous hippie videographer who shamefully lured John Edwards from his dying, cancer-stricken wife. Now she's got glossy respectability, made all the more lustrous by a command performance for Oprah Winfrey.

It's that time again! Tonight—from 8:00 to 10:00 PM ET on ABC—this season's 10 remaining Dancing with the Stars hopefuls will sashay across the ballroom for the judges' scores and your votes. More inside, plus your open thread.

[RT @FirstDaughterMalia OMFG, does my mom have to read the same book every time other people's children are around? #whitehouseeastereggroll. Image via Getty]

YouTube user schmoyoho (real name: Evan Gregory) created the "Auto-Tune the News" web series with his brother and some college buddies. Little did he know that one day it would become so popular that Joel Madden would guest star.

Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution has sparked a fair amount of debate surrounding the eating habits of the average American, but who knew the government was in part to blame for enabling kids' junk food addictions? Video inside.

Rather than give out a specific interesting/funny/whatever comment of the day award, we'll just redirect you to John Cook's look at the video of two Reuters journalists being shot in Iraq. Interesting conversation has already begun. Or...

There's been an Apple-powered coup in British grade schools, reports the Daily Mail: Students were enlisted to spy on teachers via iPhone; drunk on power and song, students demanded "a teacher applying for promotion... sing Michael Jackson's 'Bad'." And then?

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What is truth? How do we know what we know? Philosophers have struggled with these questions for centuries, but Republicans have found an answer: if it wasn't filmed and uploaded to YouTube by a Teabagger, it didn't happen. Period.

Wikileaks is an admirable organization, and it has admirably published video of two Reuters journalists being shot to oblivion in Iraq three years ago by U.S. helicopter gunships. The video is evidence of cruelty and carelessness. But not murder.

The long-awaited VH1 show starring former Gawker columnist Tionna Smalls is set to premier soon! It's called "What Chilli Wants," and the answer is apparently "To be told what's up, by Tionna Smalls." Congrats to all. Click to watch!