From the suit filed by the Equal Opportunity Employment Commission against Fox News for sexually harrassing and discriminating against female employees, some entertaining details:

After a complaint was filed by Fox News employee Kim Weiler, The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed a federal lawsuit against the cable network, claiming it "harassed and discriminated" against female employees. Coming barely one year-ish after Andrea Mackris's fantastic lawsuit against Bill O'Reilly (in which he allegedly expressed wanting to do in the shower with a soapy falafel), we can't really say we're surprised.

Actress Kate Hudson — daughter of Goldie Hawn, wife of Black Crowes frontman Chris Robinson, star of various eh-level romantic comedies — has taken legal action against British tabs Heat, Closer, and the Daily Mail, as well as our own beloved Star and National Enquirer, for publishing pictures of her accompanied with the suggestion that she was suffering from an eating disorder. Notes Hudson's legal team:

The Gawker Media Legal Department (comprised entirely of an intern who bought an LSAT prep book but never took the exam) informs us that Jude Law's lawyers are not interested in fostering the scintillating debate about the actor's endowment. We've removed the offending images and replaced them with the one you see in this post, harkening us all back to a time when we were debating whether or not his member was perhaps too impressive, not a possible disappointment. God, it looked like he could fit two nannies onto that thing! Sigh. Those were the days.