The newly crowned Miss Universe, Jimena Navarrete, presented tonight's Late Show Top 10 List, "Ways Miss Universe Plans to Make the World a Better Place." Unfortunately, along with a couple of great ideas came a cheap shot at her country.

Nick Kroll gives us a character from a warm, fuzzy place in his mind. A place where a man named Fabrice Fabrice works craft services for shows like That's So Raven and CSI: Miami.

Portraying a part made famous by his father, Alonso Freeman stars in this short film parody of the Shawshank Redemption. You'll find yourself so excited, you won't be able to sit still or hold a thought in your head.

On last night's Late Show, Drew Barrymore was busy telling David Letterman about her perfect pooches when, suddenly, he started to roll up his sleeve, revealing several scars/bite marks that he says came from Sully, his "Satan" dog. Video inside.

Constantly updating your status, oversharing the gory details of your simple life, Farmville... these are the symptoms of being a FaceDouche. This video's filled with examples of the most annoying facebook faux pas—-how guilty are you?

On tonight's Report, Stephen Colbert wanted to talk about the Internet! After giving a shout-out to pretty much every social media platform, Colbert took on a more serious tone and put Google's/Facebook's scary control over our private information into perspective.

Tonight, Jon Stewart tackled Dr. Laura Schlessinger's reprehensible, racist comments (listen here). Specifically, Stewart called out Sarah Palin for blindly/stupidly/hypocritically defending Schlessinger's vitriol when she'd called for Rahm Emanuel's firing last year for essentially the same thing. Video inside.

Patrice O'Neal realizes his American-ness now and is dealing with what we all can face abroad, the perils of being hated for being ourselves. Our arrogant, willingly ignorant, xenophobic selves.

The Westboro Baptist Church—aka the "God Hates Fags" imbeciles—likes to protest. Recently, its members held a rally against Los Angeles' Jewish Federation, and—in an unlikely/funny turn of events—comedian Dave Sirus decided to turn the tables on the hate-mongers.

On tonight's Lopez Tonight, Going the Distance star Justin Long tells a very interesting story involving Drew Barrymore, Christina Applegate and a nice Orthodox Jewish Family that all revolves around his manhood. What could go wrong here?

Tonight, David Letterman welcomed Brian Williams to his show. For the first four minutes of their chat, Letterman did nothing but talk about Jay Leno—his voice, cars, etc.—and implore Williams not to appear on his show. Video inside.

On the run after committing murder, Andy and Co. find themselves in a little bit of trouble during their escape to Canada. Acquiring fake identification is tougher than you think, especially when dealing with that kid from Little Giants.

File under: things we wish we'd thought of first, but are glad somebody else did, because they're awesome. Here's Pun's Labyrinth, which takes Pan's Labyrinth and "translates" it in order to make hilarious, pun-tastic English captions. Watch and laugh inside.

Each August for the past 80 years, the men and women of Sturgis, SD (and many who travel there) gather for their annual Motorcycle Rally. This year, they had a very special surprise guest: Pee-wee Herman. Watch what happened inside.

Paul F. Tompkins interrupts a Ted Leo & The Pharmacists' meeting and persuades the band to put on a musical. John Hodgeman and Julie Klausner also star in this video which might be a jab at Green Day's Broadway show.

"It's the way they surround the story. With OTB results and ads for phone sex." This fake New York Post version of the New York Times' infernal, inescapable 'Weekender' ad does have its moments.

Tonight, Jon Stewart criticized Fox News' opposition to the "Ground Zero Mosque" by using the network's own terrorism-sniffing standards to brand it a "terrorist command center," and finished with an unlikely (yet extremely poignant) lesson from Charlton Heston. Video inside.

The details of one's conception are details few want to hear. Kristen Schaal took the opportunity to use the story of her conception for entertainment, with a little help from her parents.

This highly-edited version of Free Willy's trailer makes the film that features the beloved Keiko and Jesse James Richter look like a young child's nightmare. You know, they don't call them killer whales for nothing...

This is fun, and surprisingly well done. Here's a trailer for Inebriation, about a man who specializes in "a very specific type of insobriety—unconscious insobriety." Then, he steals stuff from drunk people. Or something like that. Video inside.