Yesterday afternoon at the University of Alabama, Huntsville, a suspect was detained on a capital murder charge after a shooting that left three dead and three injured: Dr. Amy Bishop. A portrait of her is emerging. Update: Bishop's violent past.

Using augmented reality watch as this tattoo magically transforms into a flying dragon. Who's going be the first to get a throbbing "I ♥ Mom" tat?

It's pretty fair to say at this point that the death of Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili has dampened the "Olympic mood" around the world, especially because track officials are blaming him. Some info-hoarding search monoliths didn't exactly get the message.

Unconventional as they are, these Valentines are sure to warm any Lost fan's heart this Valentine's Day. See more illustrations by Lee Bretschneider at Adventuring Company.

Brangelina's Tree of Triumph. Tila Tequila's new "head" problems. Carnie Wilson: still fat. Fashion week: still sucks. John Mayer: still accused of being a racist. A nekkied Snooki picture. A point for Axl Rose. Presenting your Saturday Morning Gossip Roundup:

Most of us remember the 'Disney Afternoon,' but if it hadn't been for Gummi Bears notables like Ducktales and Rescue Rangers might never have come into existence. It was the longest running series in Disney's network televsion lineup.

Not the way to kick off the Olympics. After a relatively uninspired opening ceremony, four Canadian sports legends gathered round the Cauldron to light the Olympic flame together. And then they waited, and waited, and waited. ♪ Blame Canada. ♪

Most people wish the 80's never happened, but Patton Oswalt revisits this wonderful time for metal music and reminisces on the things he loved, and especially hated, about the music.

Today's Week in Video is another Gawker.TV weekly meeting! This week, we discuss the peculiar, intriguing, and laughable videos we've found in the last week.

This week was the usual mix of death, TV, weather, and tax evasion. Plus, the governor didn't resign! Let's relive it together.

[Kelly Osbourne, an unnamed friend, Charlotte Kemp Muhl, and Sean Lennon look like a bunch of sit-com extras in the front row at the Michael Angel show in Bryant Park today. Image via Getty]

Gawker celebrated the end of 2009 setting a new record for pageviews. But Nick Denton anointed monthly uniques as the new king and I'm happy to report we crossed a milestone this week with an audience topping 4 million readers.

This week, Jim Behrle's kats komment with you a very happy Valentine's Day.

Former President Bill Clinton is already up and at 'em, just one day after having surgery to place two stents into his coronary artery. This afternoon, Clinton spoke to reporters and greeted various well-wishers outside of his Chappaqua, NY home.

Tonight we'll be glued to the Olympics, The Soup, and more! And it's Friday! Life is sweet. What are you watching tonight? Let us know in the comments.

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Sunday is the most romantic day of your life. Today is the longest. Because it's almost the weekend and you want to get your drink on. So here, let's quickly award some top commenting prizes to five valuable players.

Today on Oprah, some guy who's not from New Orleans—but has a Saints gear-covered home—got to catch a football thrown by America's newest hunk, Drew Brees. The lucky fan definitely practiced his touchdown dance in the mirror beforehand.

Another day, another compelling argument for refusing to allow Mike Bloomberg back into the nation the next time he jets off to Bermuda for the weekend: now Mort Zuckerman wants to run for Senate.

Valentine dreams came true on today's Tyra when a lucky couple received a free engagement ring and wedding dress. But before the gifts were handed down, they had to endure Tyra's demon dance. At least one of them was blindfolded.