In this promo clip for documentary Tell Them Anything, we hear legendary children's author Maurice Sendak's thoughts on infinite dogs, serenity, and the difficulties of marrying Catherine Keener.

Last night on Greek, a professor moved in next door to the KT house. Somehow, Cappie turned his grumpy neighbor into his academic advisor—and a pledge! But the other frat boys aren't so happy to have him around.

Real estate magnate and publisher Mort Zuckerman, the subject of a profile in today's Politico, is meeting with New York Republicans as he prepares himself for a Senate run. What do we know about Citizen Mort?

Rupert Murdoch, the News Corp. boss, reportedly doesn't believe New York Times will sell itself any time soon, "least of all to a Mexican" like Carlos Slim. But Murdoch doesn't mean that racially, see.

Cyanide and Happiness illustrate why trying to pick up girls from a taxi is a terrible idea. And how to be offensive and crash into a tree.

Annie Leibovitz's flirtation with bankruptcy apparently hasn't made her any easier to work with.

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Back in 1996, Jay Leno had Conan on the Tonight Show as a correspondent to cover the New England primaries. A rather bittersweet moment to watch today, but as this clip reveals, Conan had Jay outshined even on his own show.

In your tragic Tuesday media column: NYC's Oscar viewing is endangered, Daily Beast nilla listicles protested, Carlos Slim is a looming threat, and Norm!

When Facebook misdirected hundreds of messages last week, the private communications didn't just end up selectively quoted in the Wall Street Journal: A Gotham pub will host a reading of fresh notes called "Can I Lick Your Face." Samples below.

The Academy Awards have become more about the clothes and less about the awards themselves. Too bad all the ensembles are bland creations some stylist picked out. It's time to free ourselves from the tyranny of the Worst Dressed List!

The only thing that came between this little girl and an out of control car was a single parking barricade. Luckily, the girl survived and a security camera captured the dramatic incident.

This new series is about Becky and Craig (little people) and their infant son Charlie (average-sized.) More notable than the challenges they face due to their size is that like most reality-show couples, one party has a bad attitude.

[An amusingly-shoed Sarah Jessica Parker leaves the John Frieda hair salon in Hogsmeade; image via Splash]

If Community's theme song was more similar to this, do you think it would have a better viewership? Here's a mashup of the classic Friends intro with our favorite Community College friends.

Saturday Night Live has had a Lion's share of great TV moments during the show's illustrious run. Some of the most memorable moments come from the musical guests.

In case you needed any more proof of that Barbara Walters is now the TV embodiment of senility, watch as esteemed hostess emeritus of The View shames the Twilight star about his... um, admission to Details Magazine.

The first footage of today's Roger Ebert interview with Oprah is starting to trickle out. Here is him testing out a computer voice based on hours of tape of his real voice. We give it a heartwarming thumbs up.

Unmarried couples are increasingly living together, even though it doesn't improve your chance of a successful marriage. Births are up—but infertility gives guys cancer. What does this all mean? We're all going to die alone.

Never before has the existential turmoil of a classic children's story resounded as readily as now, with directorial genius Werner Herzog, that champion of the darkness of the human psyche, giving his own re-telling of Madeline.