When he's not busy being part of a gay couple on The Sarah Silverman Show, Steve Agee is usually working on new stand-up material. Here he describes a perverse email he received from a gay fan.

Everyone at Gawker.TV is incredibly excited for Conan O'Brien's upcoming live comedy tour, so we thought: "What better way to thank his writers than sending them pizza from across the country?" Here's a first-hand account of how it went down.

Tonight on The Daily Show, Jon Stewart took a few minutes to comment on how, immediately following the passage of the health care reform bill, President Obama's balls grew three sizes that day—and hilariously reviewed his post-victory actions.

If you've been on the Internet this week, you probably saw the (later revealed to be staged) video of some elementary school kids reenacting the climactic scene from Scarface. Tonight—coincidentally—South Park did it (and better). Video inside.

It's no secret that John McCain faces an uphill battle in his Senate Republican primary. It's also no secret that McCain strategically invited Sarah Palin to campaign along with him last weekend. Tonight, Jon Stewart mocked them both for it.

Ricky Gervais takes us on a magical journey through the world of animal homosexuality. I can't wait for you to find out how gay dolphins have sex.

We don't know what kind of sick mind decided to make a dance remix out of a compilation of women (and one dude) getting waxed, but it's pretty entertaining. Seriously, these people are troopers, we'd be crying like babies.

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.

The Daily Show returned from its hiatus with a vengeance tonight, with Jon Stewart and Co. tackling the fallout of last week's passage of the health care reform bill. A hilariously spirited debate, and unique solution for the outrage, inside.

The death of Mitch Hedberg was something a lot of people saw coming. The man smoked like a chimney and took a variety of drugs. Here, Hedberg performs back in 1998—he died of an overdose seven years later.

Are you fed up with Elementary school stage performances? It's always a lame collection of Christmas songs sung by a bunch of smelly 1st graders or a gathering of smellier kindergardener banging on xylophones. That is, until now!

Being broke sucks. Especially for getting a date. Ruben Paul explains why being rich is so great and how easy it is to get a girl if you are.

With any popular music video comes a seemingly endless amount of web parodies, and Lady Gaga and Beyoncé's "Telephone" is no different. But how do you separate the good ones from the junk? You let us do it for you!

Bobby Lee, of MadTV fame, is know for his over-the-top humor. In this clip, he explains how airports have begun dumbing down signage.

Usually, Chelsea Handler and her panel spend each night ripping on celebrities, but tonight, the focus seemed to be on each other. Inside, Handler and her guests take turns demeaning each other to hilarious results.

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.

Recently, television has been pretty good about showing realistic gay characters, but then sometimes we are thrown a curveball. With exaggerated facial expressions and a prominent lisp, The Middle's Brad is that curveball.

Fed up with the constant complaints about Toyota's brakes not working, "Akio Toyoda," CEO extraordinare, stopped by the CBS studios to give David Letterman and the Late Show audience a piece of his mind. Even Jay Leno didn't escape unscathed.