Looking to avoid health problems as serious as dimensia or as trivial as the common cold? Get yourself some friends, red-wine, and Lady Gaga because partying in moderation can actually help your health.

And she's going to take a picture with it! How do we know? She said it in a magazine, so it must be true. Finally our quest for pop culture's Loch Ness Monster is justified! Kinda.

Mack Elder, Star Trek fan extraordinaire (putting it lightly), listed all 79 episodes in chronological order at a World Record Appreciation Society event that took place at Joe's Pub earlier this month.

On The Colbert Report last night, most of Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn's interview was just her giggling. Here it is without Colbert, so you can pretend you told Lindsey Vonn a real knee slapper. You're welcome.

Americans: Why are we so nasty? Appliance scientists (appliantists) say that our average countrymen only clean their refrigerators once or twice a year—which is once or twice more than you do. We just don't know what we're doing, fridge-wise.

This dolphin video has something for everybody. Nature lovers will enjoy this because it shows dolphins engaging in rather sophisticated behavior - making bubble rings and swimming through them.

And for those with the sense of humor of an 8-year-old, it has a lot of people repeating the word "blowhole."

In the world of video, a demo reel speaks more about qualifications than any resume. So when Ian Pfaff drops this amazing bomb of a reel that will make your head explode, all we can say is: hire this man!

If you've ever wondered what it would be like if all the birds in the world went mad, Birdemic is the movie for you. Also, you have never heard of Alfred Hitchcock.

They'll get over their recent break up but just for the PR. This actress gets good publicity for being nice on set, and this actor is looking to avoid negative notices for plastic surgery. All press is good press!

This kid definitely thought he was alone when he started belting out a Britney Spears song. He wasn't, and his mother decided to make a statement about his questionable music tastes.

Last night brought us to a mysterious Alexandria-esque lighthouse, one that didn't necessarily lead the way for incoming ships. No, it seemed to serve another purpose entirely. A magical purpose.

While all you "Gen Poppers" were sleepwalking through your bland lives, Arthur Kade—our favorite thespian, author and vagina ponderer—was making his mainstream television debut!

This video has a lot of what Americans love best: namely, two major sledding crashes and a belly laughing baby.

[That's Sammi "Screech" Powers and the Snooki Monster, of PBS' "Bleak House," headed off to Los Angeles yesterday; image via INF]

D-Day is here for ABC News. ("D" is for "Damn, they're taking my job.") The company is reportedly seeking three to four hundred buyouts, which would amount to about a quarter of its workforce. We'll update below with details.

Can you guess what movie this image comes from? Check back for the answer at 4pm today.

The winter olympics, Grammys and Superbowl set viewing records this month — and many TV execs are giving credit to the internet. Which, according to the New York Times, enables "an online water-cooler conversation."

Stein, real-estate-broker-to-the-stars and former manager of the Ramones, was bludgeoned to death in late 2007. Her personal assistant Natavia Lowery was convicted of the brutal crime yesterday. She faces 25 to life. And will not be getting good references. [NYT]

This next meme that is set to jump the shark — Photoshopped pictures in which some genius carefully combines a) Tom Selleck b) a waterfall and c) a sandwich in a smorgasbord of wonder. What's not to like? [via Intelegance]

The Dubai hit squad that whacked a Hamas leader in Dubai was only denied a clean kill by the age of ubiquitous cameras and high-tech passports, according to this Atlantic story. And the danger for future assassins? Twitter?