Josh Holloway, Jorge Garcia, and Evangeline Lilly gathered together to answer questions sent in by viewers for Aol's "Outside The Box" series. This is just more fuel for the "I can't believe Lost returns next week" fire.

What do you do if you're a formerly hot actor plagued by gay rumors? Hire a street performer to make out with you in front of the paparazzi, of course. We submit the footage to frame-by-frame analysis.

Last night Showtime premiered La La Land, in which British comedian Marc Woolton portrays a Yorkshire psychic, a Cockney ex-cab driver and an aspiring filmmaker trying to make it big in Hollywood.

Conservative hero James O'Keefe — famous for those undercover pimps and hos ACORN videos — was arrested along with three others for posing as telephone repairmen and trying to bug the phones in Sen. Mary Landrieu's New Orleans office.

It's not that much of a surprise that nobody answered today's difficult Freeze Frame correctly. Click through for the answer.

Today at Gawker.TV, Howard Stern bashes Conan, Sherri Shepard may be the worst journalist in America, new issues for two gay brothers on Greek, Lifetime's "The Pregnancy Pact," and The Inbetweeners is the new Freaks and Geeks.

Another day, another piece of news about broadcast television's slow, painful death rattle. It's no longer just primetime that's hemorrhaging: the big old networks are fighting battles in daytime, in news, and royally fucking up their once-sturdy late night empires.

This season's Bachelor is not here for fun and games. He came on the show to find his wife. Thus, it's time to get rid of the ladies who just aren't marriage-worthy. Here come the break-up cliches!

While the New York Times is taking a full year to get its online paywall right, Newsday—an immeasurably crappier paper—just went ahead and did that shit. How's that working out for them?

Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour is in Paris this week to attend the annual couture shows, naturally. But it seems she's also been doing a little lobbying on the side.

Everybody's favorite stoner duo stopped by Lopez Tonight and took some time to talk about the health benefits of everybody's favorite plant. Old man jokes aside, it's nice to see these two still get along so well.

When it comes to jury duty, it seems the judicial system has caught on that every American isn't racist against everyone. So Stephen Colbert thinks outside the box to get Obama out of serving jury duty.

In your terrifying Tuesday media column: Nancy Grace is unstoppable, Robert Thomson is strangely attractive, a British newspaper editor is wrong, and Mississippi is king of journalism states!

In the span of one week, Steve Jobs will unveil an Apple tablet; ABC will premiere the final season of Lost; and some guy named Barack Obama will address the "State of the Union." Which event will make your year?

Last night's premiere of Greek gave some well-deserved airtime to Calvin and Grant's budding relationship. During the episode, Grant decides that he wants to come out and tell their fraternity brothers that the two are more than just roommates.

Gymnasts' movements are generally supposed to be graceful and elegant. Generally. Other times (like this one), they're clumsy and painful.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer has blown the lid off the mystery of prolific letter-to-the-editor writer "Ellie Light" : She's Barbara Brooks, a California nurse. Except now Brooks says it's really her husband, Winston Steward (pictured). These people are weird.

The Jersey Shore cast is currently demanding lots of cash to return for season two. However, by playing renegotiation hardball, the guidos and guidettes have given MTV the perfect opportunity to bring back the best and boot the rest.

Hasids, cool kids, miscellaneous culture warriors, take note: the Williamsburg bike lane is still there.

Do you have spending freeze fever? Are you psyched for an increase in the child tax credit? Are you concerned about bioterror? Then does Barack Obama have a State of the Union for you!