The people in the New Mexico town where Val Kilmer lives hate him. They're holding up permits for turning his home into a bed & breakfast because he called them a bunch of killer drunks. Now the ACLU is involved!

A dull Memorial Day weekend left two debuts struggling with, and ultimately losing to, a sophomore movie. That's not something that usually happens over the big moviegoing holidays, but it's 2010, and 2010 is a crazy year.

Lost is (ugh) over. So is Gossip Girl. American Idol comes to an end this week. And Glee wraps up next week. There is now nothing to watch! What the hell are we supposed with all this free time?

This weekend saw disappointing figures for two new movies, meaning that fourquels and movies based on 60-second SNL skits might have a hard time getting made for the next... oh, year or so. After that, we're good to go again.

Today at Gawker.TV, NBC's Thursday night lineup had their finales: Matt Damon is Liz Lemon's soulmate, Jeff Winger wins the heart of three ladies, The Office hawks fake social networking sites, and Parks & Rec's government shuts down. Plus MacGruber!

"This isn't your father's SNL movie," advises Forte while his Mother watches in Jimmy Fallon's audience. He continues, "It's an R-Rated movie... a hard R" and then treats us to a rapid-fire swearing storm. I laughed my entire way through.

What's worse than filming a sex scene with nothing covering your parts but a piece of celery? Discovering midway through filming that your mother's come to visit the set that day. This story, plus a vintage Late Show clip inside.

Today at Gawker.TV, Evangeline Lilly talks Lost, Meat Loaf has a questionable appearance on Today, Kristen Wiig on the MacGruber movie, Stephen Colbert's solution to the oil spill, and How I Met Your Mother reveals the fourth doppleganger.

We hope you're all as excited for this movie as we are. Kristen Wiig was kind enough to shed insight into the filming process and her sex scene with Grubes himself. Bonus: one-second trailers created by Jorma Taccone.

Yeah, you read the headline correctly. Will Forte, Kristen Wiig, and Ryan Phillippe suited up as their characters from the MacGruber movie and hammed it up for wrestling fans last night—and it was, at the very least, entertaining!

Not everyone at Gawker.TV thinks this movie is going to suck. However, if this behind-the-scenes look at MacGruber is any indicator of how the directorial debut of The Lonely Island's Jorma Taccone will actually be, we're just a little worried.

Following hot on the heels of explosive blockbusters The Lady's Man and Superstar, SNL takes another stab at it with the sketch-to-movie adaptation of MacGruber. One thing is for sure: the trailer will be the best thing about this movie.

The Saturday-Night-Live-skit-to-movie transition is a dicey proposition, but a MacGruber movie seemed an especially horrible idea. Then we actually laughed at the trailer! Fashioning three minutes of funny from two hours of unfunny isn't that hard, so we're not fully sold.