Will Arnett's new series Running Wilde continues to struggle with low ratings, but fans remain supportive. Will had a lot to say about creating a show, balancing comedy and romance, and staying funny under pressure when Gawker.TV interviewed him recently.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, in Australia on an official visit, was interviewed by radio hosts Hamish and Andy. And who should come up but our greatest cultural export: The Kardashian family?

This summer's SYTYCD cast had some of the most talent the show has ever seen. I got to chat with the Top 3 about their time on the show and life after SYTYCD. First up, 3rd place winner Robert Roldan!

The Daily Show interviewed a very well-dressed—honestly, we're impressed!—Zach Galifianakis last night. The topics of choice were Zach's personal experiences in hitchhiking (full of amber alerts and mooning) and his first time meeting Jon Stewart years ago.

American Idol host and sexually perplexing Ken doll Ryan Seacrest is interviewing President Obama tomorrow. He's crowdsourcing interview questions on his Facebook page. Let's see what his followers came up with.

Alex Blagg is a Social Media expert whose consulting firm, a Bajillion Hits, promises to generate the kind of buzz that most denizens of the internet crave. Inside, Blagg answers some key questions. Consider your education underway.

Levi Johnston is on the campaign trail running for mayor of Wasilla, Alaska, and stopped by Real Time with Bill Maher. Maher asks Levi if he uses condoms. Levi laughs, then offers, "I'm a big fan of Trojan these days."

Rachel Bloom is "the sexiest woman around right now." She sat down to talk about musical theater, comedy writing, and what it's like to meet the old man you told everybody you want blow in your car.

Andrew Fashion—the web entrepreneur who earned and blew $2.5 million before his 22nd birthday—took a break from his career of model networking, dating advice and glamour photography to discuss his sex life, facial hair, and net worth.

"In the Incas, or the Mayans, they say gold was the sweat from the sun, or tears, you know." Yes. Mr. T is a spokesman for a mail-in gold-buying company. "The Ark of the Covenant," etc. Isn't that something?

In what is presumably Seyfried's home, Mark Webber of Scott Pilgrim interviews the young star, asking a variety of odd questions. What's most entertaining, though, is watching Webber barely able to conceal his massive crush on Seyfried.

Here is an interesting interview with a pimp.

Nick Swardson's Pretend Time debuts next Tuesday, October 12th at 10PM on Comedy Central. Gawker.TV set aside some time yesterday afternoon to ask him about car beds, cats in wheelchairs, lady parts and homosexuality.

Happy birthday, The Daily Beast! By cannily reading the Zeitgeist, Tina Brown's managed to keep it running for two full years with nothing but her wits and untold millions of Barry Diller's money. She's entitled to brag, don't you think?

If the Association for the Betterment of Sex were real, it would have been sued into oblivion long ago. I'm not particularly litigious, but after reading the organization's Sex: Our Bodies, Our Junk, I'd get in on the class action.

Glee was the hottest new show of the year last season. Now coming back next week for Season two, they try to continue their momentous run. Jessalyn Gilsig stars in the hit series as Terri Schuester.

Doug Abeles has been writer and producer at Update for the past ten years. I met with Doug to talk about his experiences writing for television, what makes a good joke, and what's up for Weekend Update this season.

This year's one of the most talked about new series is coming from The CW. Nikita stars Maggie Q, Melinda Clarke, and Shane West—who you might recognize from his years on ER. Interview inside.

David Berman has an extensive background in consumer electronics going back almost 38 years. He currently works as the Director of Training for the Home Technology Specialists of America (HTSA).

Red state rabble rouser Sarah Palin—who only recently discovered the joy of language—took to Sean Hannity's radio show today to rant about the "impotent, limp, and gutless reporters" who "slay" her.