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36 people died last year under Washington's assisted-suicide law. Good. That's what it's there for.

TMZ has the EXCLUSIVE photographs of Tiger woods hitting a golf ball with a club, as he is wont to do. According to TMZ, he practiced at a course near his home from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM yesterday. [TMZ]

We're not sure what started it, but—in this video—two news producers from Ostia, Italy's Channel 10 get into quite a tiff as an oblivious anchorman continues reporting on the day's events (until he notices and bolts off-camera).

Authorities have identified 36 year-old John Patrick Bedell as the man who calmly opened fire at a Pentagon checkpoint Thursday, wounding two police officers before being killed himself. His Internet activity suggests a deeply paranoid man with strange obsessions.

Jay-Z and Beyonce, meeting Obama. "Now you could choose ta Sit in front of your computa/Posin' with guns Shootin YouTube up/Or you could come with me to the White House get your suit up" -"What We Talkin' About"

Alice in Wonderland will make a lot of money. HBO wants to make a movie about the financial crisis, Deepak Choprah is pulling a Sarah Palin. Pet Sematary is back. This trade round-up not built on an Indian burial ground.

According to Countdown with Keith Olbermann—and Gawker's Maureen O'Connor—Sarah Palin and an entourage of 20 cleaned up yesterday at an Oscar gifting suite. It's too bad this happened a week after we were asked to stop saying "jeggings."

So, there was this big "day of action" on college campuses today. Awesome! Protests! Almost made us wish we were the ones whose quality of education was being threatened by state budget cuts. Drums! Dance parties! No Schoooll!

Tonight, Jon Stewart finally—and brilliantly—jumped on the Chatroulette bandwagon. Stewart mocked the media's obsession with the Internet's newest fad, before trying it out himself—and running into Diane Sawyer, Keith Olbermann, Katie Couric, Brian Williams and others. Video inside.

No. Proof inside.

A 59 year-old Washington man is "OK" after crashing into a barn due to his freaking steering wheel coming off while driving. The man was piloting a 1978 Buick; both the reason he crashed, and the reason he survived. [AP]

Imagine being so rich that world events literally could not affect you. This is Larry King's life, basically. Today King flew commercial for the first time since 9/11. He was surprised how much things had changed. King got groped. Why?

What do hardware stores, Heidi Klum's uterus, and Romulans all have in common? They're all on Project Runway and we'll be making fun of them all in our weekly live blog. Beam yourself in, Scotty.

This isn't "stand up" so much as "sit down," as Louis C.K. delivers part of his act from Conan's couch. It's so totally and completely accurate about how we view the world right now.

A panel of 41 experts have reached an agreement that a "ginormous" (scientific term), 10-15km asteroid killed the dinosaurs 65 million years ago when it slammed into the Yucatan. You didn't really believe that whole super-volcano theory... did you? [BBC]

Three people were shot at the Pentagon Metro station. The Pentagon is on lockdown.

Well, one Gawker commenter. Loyal soldier GlasgowRose used the term "prehab" to describe Charlie Sheen seeking preemptive substance abuse treatment, and the Times just loved it. So it's official! Prehab is now a thing, thanks to a commenter. Congrats, everyone.

Tom Hanks rejoiced in his green-room tray; Brian Caufield frantically defended his lunch truck; and Owen Thomas carefully nurtured his new ironic catchphrase. The Twitterati protected their precioussss.

Last night, Modern Family came back with a vengance and Kathy Griffin went gay. Check out some more highlight's from the #tvparty inside.