Tonight, Jon Stewart used video footage to embarrass Glenn Beck for his assertion that Fox News was the only media outlet airing disturbing video of IDF soldiers being beaten by passengers on a Turkish flotilla (it wasn't). Video inside.

When this plane's front landing gear failed to properly extend, the pilot was forced make an emergency landing. Not only did he need to make this dangerous landing attempt, but he was also surrounded by news helicopters, adding more pressure.

When discussing a gay-themed McDonald's ad on his show last night, Bill O'Reilly likened gay men to Al-Qaeda. There are no ways left to say that the Fox News' host is ignorant, but we're going to try anyway.

Fox & Friends covers America's most important controversy: President Obama went to the beach to see the oil spill while wearing "fancy pants." As well as a fancy shirt! Is Obama's fancy gay wardrobe killing our manly shoreline? [Media Matters]

Oh. Em. Gee. You. Guys. It's no surprise that Lady Gaga's appeal transcends pretty much every gradient of society, but did you ever expect Bill O'Reilly to, like, totally, like, fangirl out for her? Well, he did tonight. Kind of.

Shepard Smith has long been known for his brutally honest on-air comments. Sometimes he's right, and sometimes he's wrong. Today, when Smith angrily blasted BP CEO Tony Hayward for saying, "I want my life back," he was right. Video inside.

During an unusually misogynistic discussion on Fox News' Red Eye, Tea-Party spokesman Andrew Breitbart tried to make an intellectual point during a discussion on childbirth—one that he stole from George Carlin's final HBO Special. Video inside.

Glenn asks his wife out on a date, sees Robin Hood, sees a parallel to some unnamed and unclear danger to America. Romance most assuredly ensued.

Fox News Anchor Greta Van Susteren started a poll on her blog asking if she was dumber than a guy who sent her hate mail. She "won." "havw [sic] some fun!" she wrote today, "the poll was a joke!"

Oh, Fox & Friends. Land of geniuses. The regular crew were all off on their oil prospecting vacations today, so we were stuck with the brilliant fill-ins. Watch as one of them, Clayton Morris, gets his own name wrong. Twice!

Fox News' Greta Van Susteren received an email from a viewer, "Brian," saying that her "brain is empty." Naturally, she started a poll on her blog: "Who is dumber? Greta, or Brian." Guess who's winning.

Yesterday, Glenn Beck had some choice words for the President. No, not the current president! Glenn Beck has a bone to pick with Woodrow Wilson. Watch your back, Grover Cleveland.

Marc Lamont Hill is the black Liberal Columbia professor who for some reason is always on The O'Reilly Factor. Tonight's episode made Hill's presence even more puzzling, because Bill O'Reilly told him that he looks like someone who sells drugs.

During Fox and Friends, host Steve Doocy tripped over some words and gave this headline some new information. The mayor of Cancun was then confused by all the e-mails and phone calls he then received.

Glenn Beck proves that bloggers are pantsless, terrible people who love nothing like their video games. He also knows he's always right.

Over 60 people have died in gun battles between supporters of drug lord Christopher "Dudus" Coke and Jamaican security forces. The has US demanded Coke's extradition, but authorities still can't find him. Meanwhile, Fox News is concerned about tourism. [Telegraph]

All the good news that's fit to view and all the butterscotch glory that three kids at heart could ever desire, complete with Papa Bear's seal of approval. Now gum-free!

It's difficult to judge, because she's so vain and blithering and not know does language English to use how. But she may, on Fox News Sunday, have made a tentative move towards a presidential run.

Fox News (who are admittedly pushing this angle) report that Utah, Rhode Island, Texas and Georgia are taking steps towards show-us-your-papers laws like Arizona's. They make no mention of an upcoming election, and the cynical political appeal of being 'tough'.

In you crisp Thursday media column: Tribune Co. is hobolicious, the NY Daily News might head downtown, True/ Slant is a coveted property, and Latinos watch out, you're being targeted!