Tonight marked the end of the audition phase on American Idol, and—in some respects—they saved the best for last. Case in point: Adrian, a 17-year-old, six-foot-eight, self-described "beautiful man flower," who sings like the woman he resembles.

If you're NBC, how do you save face after your worst PR crisis ever? Apparently, you have one of your two remaining late night hosts (Carson Daly doesn't count) appear on the other's program. Jimmy Fallon on Jay Leno, inside.

It's goes without saying that Mitch Hedberg was one of the most talented standup comedians of the last twenty years, here he is, in his final Late Show appearance.

Comedians Fred Armisen, Paul Scheer, Todd Barry, Rob Huebel, Jenny Slate, and others came together for another round of the 92Y's "Just Ask the Locals" parody. It's just as funny as the first!

Here we have two guys reenacting Donkey Kong — complete with barrels and sound effects straight out of the 80's. This real-life simulation shows just how difficult it is to dodge a actual barrel being thrown at you.

George Carlin is a legend and although he passed away recently, his work is still some of the most viewed stand-up on the net. Here, he hacks up the ten commandments with ease. Thou shalt watch!

Louis C.K. — the man Ricky Gervais called "the funniest stand-up working in America today" — has been working on his most offensive joke ever. Check out the still-in-construction joke in this NSFW clip.

Only once a generation does a product come along that is so useless, with such a terrible name, and so universally disliked that even people with absolutely no sense of humor can endlessly mock it. That product? The iPad.

Comedy Central has been rolling out great programming ever since they switched to HD. Friday's Secret Stash featured Zach Galifinakis live at the Purple Onion. During the opening, he describes his father's limerick about their last name.

Moments ago at the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards, Stephen Colbert presented the award for Song of the Year. One problem: he couldn't find the list of nominees. The Colbert solution? Look them up on the iPad! The hilarious video, inside.

Here's something unusual: SNL is actually funny tonight! And with Jon Hamm as host, of course there had to be something about newly-elected senator Scott Brown. According to (Kristen Wiig as) Nancy Pelosi, "Mama like!" Do you? Update: Brown responds.

Exit 57 aired on Comedy Central for one season starting in 1995 and was never heard from again. It starred Paul Dinello, Amy Sedaris, and Stephen Colbert, who all later went on to create the cult classic Strangers With Candy.

Marina Franklin is completely comfortable onstage but it wasn't always that way. Listen as she describes how she used start her shows and why she always brings vinegar wherever she goes.

The Real Housewives of Orange County are all eccentric in their own right—remember Vicki and the family fan freakout?—but on tonight's episode, Lynne's brand of crazy emerged victorious. Dumb, drunk and deranged, all in one episode—cuff, yeah!

David Cross points out that when it comes down to it, ordering a pizza can get pretty difficult at times. Now who wants extra sun dollops?

When a show can name-drop Will Ferrell, Don Cheadle, Zach Galifinakis, Fred Willard, John C. Reilly, David Spade, Zooey Deschenel, Paul Scheer, Rob Huebel, Ed Helms, Rob Riggle, and Wayne Newton— you know it's going to be good.

This is the definition of a perfect internet video. It's short, it has one funny, organic joke, and it involves a squeegeeing Chinese man.

Landline takes on Andy Samberg, of The Lonely Island and SNL fame, in their latest video. This video follows Andy around for a couple of weeks and insinuates that Samberg does a whole lot of nothing all week long.

Last night on Tosh.0, host Daniel Tosh took some very low blows at Tom Cruise. Nothing was off-limits from his legal threats, to his attack on Brooke Shields, to his "kidnapping" of "Dawson's sloppy seconds" Katie Holmes. This. Is. Priceless.

The charm of CJ Sullivan is that it always seems like he isn't trying very hard. Here he explains how he considers educational television "reading."