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Let these studly young gentleman welcome you into this week's comment roundup! We've got Canadian melodrama, more celebrity cameos, and one commenter told us just exactly what he thinks The Kraken is. More comment overload inside!

Let's take a look back at the Gawker week that was, from health care to Sandra Bullock to drugs.

[Fashion chancellor Karl Lagerfeld is held aloft in a crane while shooting the new Chanel campaign on the Lower East Side. Image via Getty]

The second week of Gawker.TV's Matt Toderized Week in Video is chock full o'clips. Joe Biden's potty mouth, Tina Fey's daughter, Jim Cramer's tortoise, Liam Neeson's Kraken, and more. Plus, a killer new intro!

Between "acting" gigs, Ashton Kutcher occasionally promotes social media enterprises by throwing the weight of his celebrity behind them. Previously he helped make Twitter. Now it's location-based network Foursquare. Except this time he stands to make a mint.

Jonathan brought out the judges ire last night with his drab designs. An especially feisty Michael Kors described the print as "a dirty tablecloth with food just randomly spilled on" while a merciless Nina Garcia dubbed it "a full-on catastrophe."

Today, we said good riddance to journalism school and celebrated the unschooled "rat" reporter. Many of you attended J-schools. One of you offered a partial defense, and told a classic rat story.

Food Tech host Bobby Bognar enjoys tasting food not ready to be consumed, it's his MO. Today, he tried some fresh picked olives and his crew really enjoyed the result.

Motherhood, which also stars Minnie Driver and Anthony Edwards with a cameo by Jodie Foster, opened in London this month. It made a total of £88 ($130). On the first Sunday just one person bought a ticket. [The Guardian]

James O'Keefe, the Teabugger/conservative rapscallion is pleading guilty to reduced charges for sneaking into a Senator's office to do... something. He once "investigated" ACORN. So we've conducted an in-depth, O'Keefe style psychological "investigation" of him, using only his Facebook pictures.

If you do one thing this weekend, go see Hot Tub Time Machine, preferably on a mind-altering substance. It's really that good. However, there are some things this master of obvious comedy is going to change forever.

Headline for a story on the Friends of the Israeli Defense Forces web site: "The Triumph of Will Power."

The housewives are at it again, hissing and clawing at each other after lapping pinot grigio from a saucer on an oriental rug.

After Eric Cantor is done apologizing for lying about his office being shot at, he should probably do something to address the gun problem in his district—which is apparently so bad that bullets are raining from the sky.

Ted Nugent was on Neil Cavuto's Your World this afternoon on Fox News, and not only did he go apeshit, but he went pigshit. Musings on Glenn Beck Style of no-violence, George Costanza's blow hole and pig-hunting inside.

On last night's Sarah Silverman Program, we found out why Sarah owes Steve a big favor. This flashback scene reminds of how great this show can be.

Write your own Glenn Beck haiku, Stephanie Pratt is sad that The Hills is ending, Party Down gets a start date, and Fox Sports promises no more old rocker-types performing during the Superbowl's halftime show.

[The reality star in Pennsylvania today; image via INF]

Fooled into thinking he was a true psychic in last night's Community, Chevy Chase's character uses his supposed powers to find out where Jeff was the night before. He is able to intuit some shocking revelations.