Taiwan's Next Media Animation have tackled the great American bed bug epidemic in their latest video. Watch as Fox News "Red Eye" host Greg Gutfeld is savagely attacked by a bed bug guest on his show, while others watch Glee.

Greta Van Susteren, Fox News anchor and power-blogger, was channel-surfing before her show tonight. (God knows she doesn't "prepare" or anything.) She happened on CNN's Parker/Spitzer, and was disgusted by the orgy of Bush-bashing sexual innuendo she witnessed therein.

In response to Juan Williams' firing from NPR over dumb comments about Muslims, Fox News has expanded his contributing role at its network into a regular one — replete with a whopping three-year, $2 million contract.

In your politically advantageous Thursday media column: Juan Williams speaks, Matt Taibbi is outgrowing his wild days, Tina Brown is rapidly approaching "feud" status with Newsweek, and a funny video, about Newsweek, on the internet.

Longtime NPR contributor Juan Williams has had his contract severed by the radio network! Because, guess what, he made some stupid comments about Muslims on Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor. (Spoiler: He is scared of them.)

On tonight's Factor, Bill O'Reilly continued to belabor the discussion of his fight with the ladies of The View. One example: he had on "body language expert" Tonya Reiman (remember her?) to analyze things. Sigh. Watch Reiman's "analysis" inside.

Have you ever wondered if there is anyone else in Glenn Beck's studio? Could his feminine alter-ego have eaten his camera crew? Those questions have often crossed our minds. Inside, some video evidence of Beck's crazy from today's show.

Saudi Prince Walid bin Talal is one of the biggest shareholders of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, owner of rabidly anti-"Ground Zero Mosque" Fox News. He's also a Muslim. Which side of the Prince's identity will win, do you think?

Fox and New York cable provider Cablevision are fighting over money things, so Fox blacked out Cablevision subscribers during the Lions-Giants game. Now Twitter is aflame and Football fans are roaming the streets impaling each other with toothpicks.

Shockingly, Bill O'Reilly isn't yet done talking about yesterday's huge blow-up on The View. Inside, watch tonight's Factor opening, during which O'Reilly accused liberals like Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg of trying to sever the connection between terrorism and Islam.

On today's Fox & Friends, during a discussion of the View war that erupted yesterday between Bill O'Reilly, Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg, Brian Kilmeade apparently forgot that non-Muslim terrorists exist when he said, "All terrorists are Muslims." Watch inside.

Bill O'Reilly angered the ladies of The View so much this morning that Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar stormed off the set. Why? O'Reilly said that he and Americans opposed the Ground Zero Mosque because "Muslims killed us on 9/11."

In your cooling Thursday media column: Roger Ailes has apprentices, newspaper websites are popular, the AP gets rid of its writers, and Jack Shafer defends Joe Nocera.

Last weekend, Karl Rove attacked President Obama/Democrats for accusing Republicans of soliciting foreign donations to recapture Congress in November. Tonight, Jon Stewart pointed out that Rove/Fox News did the same thing when questioning funding sources for the "Ground Zero Mosque."

In your paltry Tuesday media column: Fox News wants the Latino eyeball, the Brits unite against Rupert Murdoch, Hoda Kotb has a book, the NYT Magazine steals from Oprah, and how to find HuffPo, on the internet.

Two unexpected things happened on tonight's Factor. The first: Ann Coulter and Bill O'Reilly disagreed about something. Heatedly! The second: the thing they disagreed about was Carl Paladino. Bonus: Coulter thinks that Paladino's homophobic outburst actually helped him. Video inside.

No, Glenn Beck does not have the Ebola virus, but this must be a harbinger of the apocalypse. Once again, today's Glenn Beck Program featured our favorite hyperbolic hypochondriac saying something about blood, eyes, shooting, and things like "such as."

There were probably hundreds of options for the "Top 10 Signs There's Trouble at Fox News," but the 10 the Late Show settled on were enjoyable. Now that they mention it, Fox does seem like a good home for Leno...

"Brand is everything," said recently departed failed NBC boss Jeff Zucker. And at long last, MSNBC has found its brand: "Lean Forward." That really says it all, right? "Lean Forward." What?

The New Yorker has published a detailed account of this Congress' (now abandoned) attempts to pass a climate change bill, co-written by Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham. Problem was, Graham thought he could write this major bill without Fox News noticing.