People is reporting that Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman are back together. Matilda will continue to live with Miss Honey.

Meant-to-be couple Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman have decided to go their separate ways after 30 years of marriage.

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia finished it's season with a spectacular Christmas episode. Following in the footsteps of Community, the gang gets stop-motion animated while Frank tells a story from his hospital bed, where the gang visited their "dead" friend.

Tonight on Conan, Charlie Day talked about the writing process behind It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and a fake script (about Frank being repeatedly raped in prison) they sent to Danny Devito on April Fool's Day.

Today at Gawker.TV, Jeff Goldblum and Biz Markie perform "Just a Friend," Tracy Morgan's tips to a happy marriage, the Always Sunny gang films Lethal Weapon 5, and Julie Bowen (and her legs) hit on Michael Cera.

No one besides Mel Gibson is hoping for a fifth installment of "Lethal Weapon". Luckily, when Mac and Dennis take the helm, the story is a pitch-perfect, albeit quite racist version worthy of Mel himself.

Only Dee could be so cruel to use her pregnancy as a stunt, but, if you got it, flaunt it. At least we find the worst Dads are out on this episode; the gang can still treat her like shit.

If waiting until tonight's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is too much for you, and you need your Devito fix right away, why not check out this art-house short written and directed by David "I wrote Glengarry Glen Ross" Mamet.

Danny DeVito, Glenn Howerton, and (new parents) Kaitlin Olson and Rob McElhenney talk about what's to come on the next season of Always Sunny. From the sound of it we'll get babies, Tom Sizemore, a "road trip" to New Jersey.

Actress Lindsay Lohan was sentenced to 90 days in jail today. Intrepid Gawker intern Molly Fitzpatrick watched the whole hearing. (Danny DeVito was there, for some reason!) Here is her story. It is the Inherit the Wind of our time.

Today at Gawker.TV, Danny Devito's counting the days until marijuana is legalized, Kathy Griffin offends the Jews, The Hills' Audrina explains how her show isn't fake, and Miley Cyrus knows she can't sing—but at least she doesn't lip-sync!

At this stage of his life, Danny Devito's recent activities include jamming out at Coachella and attending Comic Con. When asked what his wife thinks about his behavior, Devito describes their favorite activities: drinking, basketball, and the special green stuff.

Natalie Portman walking to her trailer on the set of Black Swan ... Rhea Perlman and Danny DeVito arriving at JFK ... Denis Leary shooting scenes for Rescue Me ... Kelly Rutherford picking up an iced tea at Yura On Madison ... Naomi Watts pushing her sons in a stroller ... Matthew Broderick walking with son James in the West Village ... Kelsey Grammer and wife Camille arriving at JFK ... Blake Lively walking with her bodyguard to the Gossip Girl set ... Vampire Diaries co-star Ian Somerhalder heading into Vento on Hudson Street ... and Kelly Bensimon of Real Houswives and Jersey Shore's Pauly D attending a charity event at Chelsea Piers.

We couldn't make it to the premiere of Avatar in L.A. last night, because it's far. Fictional freelancer Betsey Morgenstern cashed in her frequent flier miles and made the trip for us. Here is her report.

Today at Gawker.TV, Wendy Wiliams and Jersey Shore's Snooki unite, classic Antiques Roadshow reactions, a heinous Real Housewives facelift, The View ladies are unprepared for this morning's special episode, and a wrap-up of the Always Sunny finale.

Last night's It's Always Sunny was about re-capturing lost youth, missed opportunities, and getting tazed. Oh, and Frank burning everyone's retinas by wearing skinny jeans.

Two men turning 65 today whose glory days have long since passed: Morgan Stanley CEO John Mack, who has announced he'll step down as the firm's chief at the end of the year; and Saturday Night Live co-creator Lorne Michaels, who hasn't produced a season of SNL worth watching in years, but has yet to retire, unfortunately. Others celebrating another year today: Martin Scorsese is turning 67. Lauren Hutton turns 66. Howard Dean is 61. Danny DeVito is turning 65. RuPaul turns 49. Daisy Fuentes is 43. Diane Neal of Law & Order: SVU turns 34. Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas is 65. House Minority Leader John Boehner is turning 60. And Isaac Hanson (of the Hanson brothers, yes) turns 29.

The scale and volume of the following for TV's most unlovable gang of losers was on display last night at New York's Beacon Theater where the gang put on a musical entitled The Nightman Cometh. Defamer went to bear witness.

Danny DeVito was a guest on Letterman's show last night and Letterman took the opportunity to ask DeVito about his most recent episode of public drunkenness.

It's hard to believe that it's been almost three years since Danny DeVito was interviewed on The View while sloshed on limoncellos. That means he's sort of overdue for an encore, and here it is.