Fans of Mad Men know how large a part of the show the character's wardrobes are. Go inside the costume department with lead designer Janie Bryant as she explains some of the choices and inspiration behind what the characters wear.

This video of every single cigarette smoked on the Mad Men series—literally—will either have you totally revolted or itching for a fix. Either way, these ad men sure go through a lot of smokes!

Today at Gawker.TV, John Stamos drops by Entourage to play some ping pong, Kim Kardashian tells her sister Kourtney she's "like a single mom," Mad Men is back, and The Soup tears apart last week's news coverage about Lindsay Lohan.

Last night saw the fourth season premiere of AMC's melancholy period drama, an episode that was something of a return to basics. Let's do a brief postmortem, shall we?

Tonight's premiere of Mad Men certainly didn't disappoint, as we're introduced to the new reality of the show; Don as a divorcee and Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce just scraping by. But the central question still remains: Who is Don Draper?

If you're showing your love for Mad Men by dressing up as only a character on the show might, we want to see how you look. Rather, we know you look incredible and we want to show the world.

["Mad Men" sayer of lines January Jones walking in the South-of-Houston section of New York; image via Bauer-Griffin]

The season four premiere of Mad Men is just a few days away and the whole world is giddy in anticipation. Need a refresher? We have just the video for you.

Along with the rest of the crackerjack staff of the new Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce agency. Will Ken weasel in? Will Pete finally get the recognition he thinks he deserves? Will Joan leave The Jerk? Find out on Season 4 of Mad Men, premiering this Sunday!

We bet Christina Hendricks didn't expect to be told by Alexandra Wentworth that she and husband George Stephanopolous consider her to be a "girl crush." Either way, she took that story—and the constant talk about her figure—quite well!

The star of Mad Men stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to talk about Obama's passion for the show, his double Emmy nomination, and the upcoming season. Luckily, he brought a clip of Don Draper at his finest in season 4.

Since Mad Men returns on Sunday, montage videos keep rolling out. First, we brought you Don Draper's words of wisdom (watch here). Then, the best pickup lines (watch here). Now it's the women's turn. Their best one-liners, inside.

Spoiler-phobic Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner gives an interview to Diane Sawyer and won't disclose any details about season four, but dishes on existential questions, Don's apartment, and just how sexy Joan really is. We'll take what we can get!

Crista Flanagan, who plays Mad Men's Lois, the secretary who ran someone over with a riding lawnmower, is recreating the '60s pin-up thing in the current issue of Playboy. Now we're really, ahem, excited for the new season.

Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner tells Fox News (of all places) that Barack Obama sent him a letter telling him how much he enjoyed season three. Now we know Obama won't be spending summer Sundays working on that oil spill!

Watching last night's ridiculously overstuffed, hamhanded True Blood, it became suddenly apparent: There is basically no good TV on this summer. And there are very few upcoming promising prospects.

Take a few hints from the Mad Men school of pickup lines in this mash-up video of every single line used in the show. Or, on second thought, after listening to all of these cheesy old-school compliments... don't.

The July 25th premiere of the fourth season of Mad Men seems so far away. In the meantime, entertain yourself with this supercut of the series' best sexual propositions. These men never met a skirt they didn't chase.

Today at Gawker.TV, a 10-minute Mad Men preview, Miley Cyrus grossly overuses the words "like" and "y'know," highlights from Team CoCO's special, The Tudors series finale, and the mountain man who's ready to hunt down Osama bin Laden.

Excited for Mad Men's triumphant return to TV? Look no further than this extended preview of the season—which includes commentary from the show's creator, Matthew Weiner, as well as much of the cast in full costume.