We know that comments are down. Thanks to Gizmodo's iPhone scoop this morning, our servers have been stretched to the max and we had to temporarily turn comments off.

Are you ever on Twitter or Facebook and thinking to yourself, "I wish I was on Gawker"? Well don't click away, because we are actually on Facebook and Twitter. Magic, huh? A couple of things about how it works:

We here at Gawker.TV want to give a voice to anyone who's in love with TV, Movies, and online video as much as we are. Details on how to make that happen and an explanation of sydnication inside.

Hey, Gawker.TV readers! Just wanted to give you all a heads up on a new way to watch videos on our site. If you're curious as to what our most popular posts are, this is for you.

Got something to say about what you're watching? TV Party is your place to sound off about it. It's an open forum that's available to you at all hours of the day. Details and further instructions after the jump.

Not everyone is an expert at the Gawker.TV commenting system. Find out what it means to be a starred commenter, how to make friends, what HTML works in the comments, and how to use our tagging system.

While some other sites are ditching comments altogether, I wanted to alert you to a new option for viewing Gawker comments. Along with deciding to see all comments or just featured ones, you can also choose to collapse all replies.

If you're stupid or improvident enough to covet a "career" in journalism-type-stuff, why not start with a Gawker internship? In exchange for stressful labor under constant deadlines, you'll get nothing valuable experience at whatever it is we do.

Your Gawker editorial team has largely vamoosed (though there'll be some posting over the next two days) but that doesn't mean there's nothing going on here. We're creating the tagpage #crosstalk where you can spend the whole weekend chatting.

Seeing as how many of you will be away from your computers the next few days, I wanted to let you know there's a newish, niftier version of Gawker's site for iPhones (maybe Blackberries, too?) if you go to "m.gawker.com"

Silvio Berlusconi's Facepunching: Now with video! NYDN's Mike Lipack Firing: Lotsa people hated him!

Good morning! Welcome back from the long holiday weekend. If you're like us, you're probably wondering why pictures of Michael Showalter and Michael Ian Black are the first things you see at the top of the home page. It's a glitch, we're told, that's running art from two different ad campaigns on the site right now. Update: the whole thing has been taken down until the issue is resolved. Thanks, ad folks.

Hello, my name is Adrian Chen and I am your new early shift night editor! This means I will be frantically shoveling words into the 8pm-12am news hole each Sunday through Thursday night. Please welcome me.

Richard Blakeley and his video team are always scouring TV and the web for the video goodness that appears on Gawker. They find so much good stuff that they're launching their own video section today. Drop by and be entertained.

Do you stay up all night? Or maybe live in a timezone where you're up when it's the middle of the night in NYC? Oh good, because Gawker has some overnight positions open. Details after the jump.

Do you like to watch TV? Would like to watch TV for us instead of your Twitter account? (The pay is the same, btw.) Well, lucky you: the Gawker Video team is looking for fall interns. Details after the jump.

Trapped office workers forced to run Internet Explorer, we are hearing you loud and clear: our new comments are not loading for you. The tech team is hard at work coming up with a fix.

The new Gawker commenting system is here. And, if everything works out as planned, it will let us highlight the brilliant, witty and informative comments. Welcome to a new hierarchical era.

True story: tomorrow's my second day not working in 62 days! Take a wild guess what I'll be doing tonight! Meanwhile, if any news breaks, uh, just read the comments in this thread. We'll be back on Sunday.

Because it's our patriotic duty, we won't be publishing on Saturday. However, Foster will be around tomorrow and Sunday. Also, we're making some changes to comments next week: stars are about to become much more powerful, rare. More on Monday.