Last month, Hannibal Buress resurfaced allegations that comedian Bill Cosby has been a serial rapist over the course of his career. One woman, who had spoken out before, came forward in October to retell her story in minute detail. Cosby has remained silent on the rape allegations, and as of today, will continue to officially do so, his lawyer claims.

On Saturday, Weekend Edition host Scott Simon ended an interview with Bill and Camille Cosby by asking the comedian point-blank for comment on the accusations by more than a dozen women of sexual assault. In response, Cosby only shook his head.

You might think that right now, Bill Cosby would be an ideal interview subject. With a renewed interest in rape and harassment allegations, thanks in no small part to Hannibal Buress, on top of the fact that the 77-year-old is a complete and utter spectacle, he would be an ideal get for any interviewer worth her salt. To have him already booked on your show in light of these recent developments? Why that would be a dream come true!

After comedian Hannibal Buress brought up at his standup show in Philly last week that 13 women have accused Bill Cosby of rape from the 1970s into the 2000s (accusations that Cosby's PR machine has continually buried), one woman who came forward in 2006 revealed further details of the several times she says Cosby drugged and raped her.

During his stand-up show in Philadelphia Thursday night, comedian Hannibal Buress addressed the multiple sexual assault accusations against Bill Cosby. "…You raped women, Bill Cosby," Buress said. " So, [that] brings you down a couple notches."

Stephen Colbert had a visit from a comedy legend on The Colbert Report last night, and things went completely off-the-rails before they even began.

What's up with Bill Cosby? Who knows! He showed up on last night's episode of The Tonight Show in a Taz-like whirlwind (impressive for a 77-year-old), and Jimmy Fallon barely got a word in edgewise. This was Cosby's opening monologue:

Another woman who had previously accused Bill Cosby of sexual assault has repeated her claim to Katie J.M. Baker, describing how she was "assaulted a number of times." A "source close to Cosby" characterized Baker's work to BuzzFeed as "a gal at Newsweek that's frisky, looking at some of these things."

One of the multiple women who've accused Bill Cosby of drug-aided sexual assault affirms her account of the incident to Newsweek: "It never works out, unless you're bleeding and there's DNA and an eyewitness. I was 19 and he was the king of the world, so how was it going to work?"

The thing about Dylan Farrow's open letter accusing her father, Woody Allen, of sexual abuse is: There was not much really new about it. It was new that Dylan Farrow herself was signing her name to the accusations, but Vanity Fair had covered the case, in grim detail, more than two decades ago.

A New Jersey man enjoys resembling Bill Cosby. "He is a big fan of Jell-O too."

This week, Bill Cosby was a guest on Letterman, where the 75-year-old made many jokes about being old. One Cosby admirer not watching was Kiley Kmiec, a Santa Monica resident who couldn't bring himself to witness the Coz's appearance "for fear of tossing shit at my TV."

Artist Andrew Salomone has used his hacked knitting machine—an electronic little number that operates similarly to a desktop printer—to create self-portrait face masks, soundwave scarves, and other garments inspired by the Jaclyn Smith Style Collection pop culture and technology. But his piece de resistance is the recursive Bill Cosby sweater, which Salomone (rhymes with "alimony") hopes will one day adorn the real-life, sartorially splendid Bill Cosby. Such an occurrence would not only complete the sweater's pattern but also cause geomagnetic reversal. [YouTube via Buzzfeed]

Clarice Taylor, the Emmy-nominated actress who played Cliff Huxtable's mother Anna on The Cosby Show and Harriet on Sesame Street died of heart failure on Monday. She was 93 but will live in syndication forever.

Donald Trump's latest stop on his pretend presidential campaign that's solely designed to boost ratings for The Celebrity Apprentice was an interview with Meredith Vieira on this morning's Today show, where he discussed Barack Obama's birth certificate. He now has his own "investigators" in Hawaii digging around for it, and they "cannot believe what they're finding." That's hilarious. How is that not hilarious? Mitt Romney only wishes he'd thought of this first.

Sure, it's not Doug Funnie teaching you how to Dougie, or even the Cosby Sweater Battle—but if you need a few new moves for your nights out this weekend, let Bill Cosby be your guide.

Bill Cosby was on the Tonight Show last night and to commemorate the occasion he, inexplicably, played a piano solo with the Leno's band. Watch as Bill Cosby rambles nonsensically and then spastically hits random piano keys.

For the first time ever, we laughed while watching Lopez Tonight, but it was all thanks to Bill Cosby. Watch Cosby describe Hell as a place "where there's a whole lot of laughing and nothing's funny." Sound familiar, Lopez?

On Saturday night, SNL jumped on the Back to the Future bandwagon, bringing us a look at some discarded screentests from the new DVD release. SNL posits Eddie Murphy as Marty McFly and Robin Williams as Doc Brown, among others.

Bill Cosby discusses the pros and cons of using cocaine with a fantastic one liner that will have you riding the roflcoptor all day long.