Tonight we'll be glued to the Late Night wars, Teen Mom, and American Idol. What are you watching tonight? Let us know in the comments.

If you want to pay attention to the Massachusetts special election results on the internet tonight, here is the Massachusetts Secretary of State's website, and Marc Ambinder's "cheat sheet" of what to look for. More assorted links below.

[This man was one of thousands who emerged from the Moskva River into the -13° air in Moscow today during a Russian Orthodox ritual celebrating Epiphany. Image via AP]

Things you thought we should be covering: MLK Day leftovers, blogger nicknames, and a false report of Conan on Fox. Oh, and a reminder: the conversation never ends (or, as of yet, starts) at the #crosstalk open forum. Get chatting!

EBaum's has unearthed shocking footage of Miley Cyrus giving a horrific performance on The Today Show. Admittedly, there may be a very slight chance that this was dubbed for comedic effect.

It was quite a day for female singers. Also either birthing, dying, or marrying today are Martin Bashir, novelist Robert B. Parker, Guy Day, Renee Zellweger, Bradley Cooper, and Top Chef tater tot Sam Talbot. Come find out which!

Confused about the whole Late Night situation? Let Taiwan get you up to speed by turning Zucker, Leno, and Conan into brawling animated superheroes. Gruh?

I'm madder than Ted Kennedy's ghost in Mormon Heaven that no one told me about Ed Anger's Twitter feed! (Also, the man who basically invented modern political discourse has a new website.)

The "Vice Guide To Liberia" premiered today on VBS.TV. This documentary explores Liberia's poverty, drug culture and naked child warlord armies who kill in the streets and eat each other's hearts.

Wyclef Jean's aspirations for his foundation, Yele Haiti, to be more than just a celebrity vanity project have long been outstripped by realities on the ground, people who've worked in Haiti for the organization tell Gawker.

I guess there is video of this elsewhere but honestly I kind of prefer it that my awareness of this event is limited to this photo from The Martha Stewart Show's flack.

Once a day we like to take a second to point out a comment that we found especially funny, interesting, or (maybe someday) uplifting. Today we get a reaction to Haiti and big bad Republicans.

Taiwanese newspaper Apple Daily has struck again, this time digitally re-creating the feud between Conan O'Brien, Jay Leno and Jeff Zucker as an animated superhero caper. NBC needs to option this immediately.

[January 18. Photo via Flickr]

In this 1970s instance of international marketing brilliance, Charles Bronson shills Mandom's Japanese line of men's products. Bronson makes dreamily masculine eyes at the world, cooing, "all the world loves a lover", before getting shirtless for a narcissistic cowboy fantasy.

Elisabeth Hasselbeck knows a LOT about football. While her husband Tim will take her place on The View on the 28th, Elisabeth took his spot on NFL Live! today. And not only did she avoid embarrassment, she was quite good!

This billboard went up near Times Square recently. It shows Charles Phillips and YaVaughnie Wilkins—a couple of ordinary people—and directs you to visit their website, which is full of photos of them. Why?

This sharp shooter has an extremely fast shot. He is also remarkably arrogant, considering that what he does is essentially useless.

The streets of Port-au-Prince contained scenes of commerce and activity Tuesday morning, instead of just devastation and death. Merchants sold fruits and vegetables amid the rubble of destroyed businesses. More cars were winding through the debris-strewn streets.

Now that Sandra Bullock is riding high as a Serious Actress, how can she maintain that momentum? By doing theater, of course! And we know just what role she, and four other currently popular but gravitas-needing actors, should play.