What do you get when you put Ben Stein, liberal talk show host Stephanie Miller, St. Louis Tea Party founder Dana Loesch, and actress/commentator Nancy Giles on a panel to discuss the "Obama is Hitler/Lenin" billboard? Utter chaos! Video inside.

Howard Stern, lover of feuds (like this one, or this one), has found a new enemy: sexxxy broadcaster Larry King. After King scoffed at the thought of being replaced by him, Stern fought back hard on his radio show yesterday.

Yesterday, a video of six Israeli soldiers dancing to Ke$ha's "TiK ToK" while on patrol (watch it here) went ~viral~. Tonight, during his interview with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Larry King broached the subject. The result was deliciously awkward.

Tonight on Larry King Live—the show of our generation and several previous ones—three people who have little or no contact with Lindsay Lohan (namely her father, Michael) discussed her 90-day jail sentence. Michael's reaction? "Satisfaction," baby! Video inside.

It is with a heavy heart that I write this lede. Larry King, my boo 4EVER and legendary, suspenders-wearing CNN broadcaster, announced his retirement tonight—and I WANT TO DIE. Inside, video of King's statement and Bill Maher's reaction.

Larry King hosted a live benefit tonight for... the Gulf of Mexico? Anyway, just like King's last benefit (seriously, watch this), it was a clusterf*ck. But Justin Bieber's weird/slow/gangsta "plea," and King's creepy response, took the awkward cake. Video inside.

Every Washington pundit-type wants Obama to be more emotional about this damn oil spill. Most people want him to be angrier. Obama has told them he is "angry and frustrated," already. But they do not want him just to be angry. They need him to express that anger. CBS White House correspondent Chip Reid, when told by Press Secretary Robert Gibbs that Obama is mad, asked "Can you describe it? Does he yell and scream? What does he do?" Yeah, like, does he chase Rahm Emanuel around the West Wing with a decorative samurai sword? What does he do?

OMGAGA! Tonight's episode of Larry King Live was an hour full of Lady Gaga goodness—and it delivered. Video of the best moments—awkward exchanges, Gaga's thoughts on fame and religion, a preview of the "Alejandro" video, and more—is inside.

Snoop Dogg was the guest on Larry King Live tonight, and it was pretty damn entertaining. LarBear and the Dogg discussed Tiger Woods, Susan Boyle, marijuana and more, but the best moment involved the two rollin' on dubs. Video inside.

Roger Ross Williams, the Taylor Swift to Elinor Burkett's Kanye West, appeared on Larry King Live tonight to give, uninterrupted, the Oscar acceptance speech he wasn't able to during yesterday's big event. And then he was interrupted. Video inside.

"Flamboyant" is so mid-February. Now, if you want to call Johnny Weir gay without actually calling him "gay," you can call him "fierce." Like Larry King did tonight on his Larry King Enlivening Program.

In the wake of the killer whale catastrophe, intrepid soul Jack Hanna is prepared to go to the aquamat for that orca. On Larry King, Hanna vehemently fought the president of PETA to come to the whale's—and Seaworld's—defense.

Tonight, Brittany Murphy's mother and husband gave an exclusive interview to Larry King about the death of the actress. The whole thing was fishy, but one moment—in which the morning of her death was recounted—was particularly troubling.

Tonight's Larry King Live ran the pop culture gamut: Jay Leno on Oprah, John and Elizabeth Edwards—even an appearance by non-gay Ted Haggard and wife Gayle. The best moment, though, was a sassy caller from Boca Raton. *Snaps*

Tonight on CNN, a special two-hour edition of Larry King Live is underway. The official point of the broadcast is to raise money for the victims of the Haiti earthquake. Unofficially, it's about the celebrities and their precious "Tweet Suite."

Tonight, SNL opened with a Larry King Live parody that addressed the mess at NBC over its late night lineup. It sucked. What didn't suck, however, was Seth Meyers' anti-NBC rant during the Weekend Update segment. Video of both, inside.

Richard Heene, manufacturer of hoaxes and believer in reptilian humanoids, graced Larry King Live with his presence tonight for an ~*~EXCLUSIVE~*~ interview. How did Heene fare when faced with hard-hitting questions from Lar Bear? Well, he cried—a lot.

On Sunday, Joan Rivers was not allowed to board a Newark-bound flight in Costa Rica because a gate agent deemed her double-named passport "suspicious." Tonight, she went on Larry King Live to tell her side, and hurled insult after insult.

Tonight, our favorite suspender-wearing, cute as a button CNN host—Larry King—ran a Christmas-themed special. Filled mostly with musical numbers from Sting, David Archuleta and others, the episode's highlight was Queen Latifah's interesting rendition of The Night Before Christmas.

Awkward, unexplained live television moments—a la Spaghetti Cat—have been popping up a lot recently. Last month, it was Miss Piggy on Dancing with the Stars. Tonight, we present a plethora of WTF, courtesy of Larry King Live.