As you know, Ke$ha performed on SNL last night. And in what's surely a coincidence, her second performance (video here) is eerily similar to one by Australian artist Sia on Later... with Jools Holland in 2008. The original video, inside.

Tonight, Ke$ha stumbled out and performed some weird a capella version of "Tik Tok" on SNL and played with lasers and wore a hideous metallic American flag outfit and... *sigh*. Then, she "sang" another song (and worse). Videos inside.

Tina Fey reprised her role as Sarah Palin on tonight's episode of Saturday Night Live with an unveiling of the fictional "Sarah Palin Network" in what turned out to be a smart, tight and thoroughly funny sketch. Video inside.

Gawker.TV, Tina Fey's daughter has high expectations, a time-line of failed broadcast television networks, proof that the Lost castaways are all about love, and Slash performs wearing an "I'm with Coco" pin on The Tonight Show.

On Monday night's episode of Dancing with the Stars, Kate Gosselin made a ~statement~ about her bad press with a horrible—and horribly awkward—dance to Lady Gaga's "Paparazzi." Last night, Jimmy Fallon brilliantly reenacted it. Video of both inside.

America is a nation of mostly poor, unattractive people who take their cues on life from the fictional actions of rich, attractive characters on television. The NBC network, your father figure, has decided to educate our slackjawed populace. With television!

Just in case you had any doubt that politicians were out of touch, or that Matt Lauer enjoys pointing out people's faults, please enjoy Exhibit A.

Brian Williams is officially the king of cameos. Tonight, Williams joined Jimmy Fallon to slow jam the news on Late Night, and what resulted was a hilariously inappropriate, dick joke-laden retelling of the health care reform bill's passing. Video inside.

Karl Rove was on The Tonight Show this evening to pimp out his new memoir, Courage and Consequence, but it seemed all Jay Leno wanted to do was make the man cry about his tortured childhood. The awkward video, inside.

On last night's 30 Rock, due to a typical sitcom MacGuffin, Kenneth entered Tracy and Jenna's consciousness causing the two to dream of him. Tracy's dream is bad, but Jenna's is the true nightmare.

While Leslie's Directors picnic was the central source of Parks and Recreation's comedy, the drama came from Andy and April, who, after falling for each other in their respective dumb-witted and detached ways all season, finally had a date... almost.

It seems Anderson Cooper just can't catch a break these days. CNN's Silver Fox has been the target of endless speculation about his sexuality on the Internet for ages, but tonight, the talk switched to another medium... maybe? Video inside.

Everyone knows that Tina Fey is a fan of her four-year-old daughter, Alice. After Fey's interview with David Letterman on tonight's Late Show, however, it makes sense: Alice seems like one funny little girl. Like mother, like daughter? Video inside.

NBC's first female page, who worked there for 55 years, has good stories.

Jerry, Parks and Recreation's pudgy and picked-on office dope, got a very special episode last night. Mugged while feeding hummingbirds, Jerry saw his plight unite the cast in pity, fear, and zingers at the expense of his supreme lameness.

Kismet or luck: 30 Rock's tale of Tracy Jordan's shattered reputation fell on the same day that Tiger Woods' saucy text messages surfaced. Only difference being his scandal is the exact opposite of Tiger's.

So... Dakota Fanning. You know, that cute, innocent little actress. Isn't she so cute and innocent? Not anymore! Fanning was on Late Night tonight, wearing a too-short dress and discussing "steamy" lesbian scenes in The Runaways. This is not OK.

ABC's Scrubs has had a rough run. Through the years, it has had countless timeslots, was switched from NBC to ABC, and—this season—was re-invented as a med school show. This is how the show (possibly) went out.

Now that everyone's been laid off, Donald Trump is going to stop harassing celebrities and use The Apprentice to give normal people jobs again. Well, just one job, and it's with him. And not normal people, famewhores. Same difference. Trump!

NBC's marketing department, last seen turning the mediocre show Chuck into an elaborate vehicle for peddling Subway sandwiches, is now turning the good show 30 Rock into an elaborate vehicle for peddling Dr Pepper. Progress!