Fox and Friends morning Aryan Brian Kilmeade decided to have himself a little wrassle this morning with world champion MMA fighter BJ Penn. It was the greatest media guy vs. actual fighter bout since Alex Blagg took on Rampage Jackson.

The folks on Red Eye are discussing the recent news that scientists are experimenting with prescribing hallucinogens for depression. It wouldn't be a truly informed debate without the perspective of at least one guy wearing a space alien costume.

The mother of a man charged with making threatening phone calls to House speaker Nancy Pelosi says Fox News was to blame. The National Review, meanwhile, say that Pelosi should be threatened more often, particularly while traveling on planes.

Tonight on The Daily Show, Jon Stewart basically called bulls**t on the way that Fox News has been reporting on President Obama's nuclear arms deal with Russia and their apparent inability to accurately report government policy. Video inside.

Maybe the right-wing bent of Fox News is just a mistake? Maybe Rupert Murdoch just doesn't know what a liberal is? During an interview in the UK DC, the News Corp chairman couldn't name a single Democrat on Fox.

Ah, the tea-baggers! America's latest crazy political offshoot group—and, thanks to a growing number of celebrity members, the most entertaining one, too. Here, we showcase the most popular and outstandingly ridiculous celebrity tea baggers.

Sarah Palin. We find her fascinating. Idiots also find her fascinating. Or do they? Her Fox News special, Sarah Palin's Real American Stories, got fewer viewers than the show it replaced. People switched over as the program went on. [HuffPo]

Well, she's not going to be the next Oprah. Big surprise here — no one liked it. Not the Daily News, LAT, or anyone else. Some of the words used in reviews: "overly-scripted," "flat" and "boring." The results are in!

First LL Cool J wanted out. Now country singer Toby Keith is upset about being on Palin's new show, Real American Stories. With one out of three "marquee" guests already gone, will the Oklahoma crooner jump ship, too?

Ever wondered what "Real America" means? Or how precisely Sarah Palin defines communism and fascism? Look no further. Using misspelled Tea Party placards, from this excellent Flickr gallery, we've compiled the first comprehensive dictionary for this new dialect.

Sarah Palin will present a TV special on Fox tomorrow night called Real American Stories. But some of the interviews were taped years ago, and LL Cool J didn't know his would eventually be used in a Sarah Palin-hosted show.

First-quarter Nielsen ratings are out, and everyone is talking about CNN's (continued) primetime ratings free-fall. While Fox News remains No. 1, MSNBC and CNN's sister network HLN are now regularly outperforming The Coop and his cohorts.

Poor Bill O'Reilly. The left hates him. And ever since Jon Stewart called him Fox's "voice of reason," many Fox viewers hate him. Now his lead-in, Shepard Smith, has crossed the line: He made fun of his epic sweary outtake.

Here's definitive evidence that Fox 'News' is not only not fair or balanced, but goes out of their way to alter the news. Here they're caught red-handed photoshopping pictures of their rivals to portray them in a negative light.

Heaving, bulbous bosoms—of doom. That is what America and, indeed, the world is facing, in the alternate universe where terrorists with plastic explosive breast implants threaten airline safety. Also, butt bomb implants. Please let this be real.

James Cameron announced his hatred of Beck for the past three years because Beck called him "the anti-Christ". Last night, Beck responded to Cameron's comments on his show. So two people nobody likes don't like each other? Weird.

Healthcare reform has passed. It's not perfect, but it's better than nothing and almost universally a good thing. Unless you're Fox News or Sarah Palin, in which case it's the end of the world. We watched today's apocalyptic coverage, mystified.

Fox News' contribution to the complex political debates helping shape America? A poll that asked whether we should just vote out all Congressional incumbents. The answer: yes, in 68 per cent of cases. Achieved: nothing. Read this instead. [Fox News]

Tonight, Jon Stewart opened The Daily Show with what was probably one of his greatest segments ever: a complete and utter destruction of everything Glenn Beck stands for and propagates. And Stewart did it as Beck. The incredible video, inside.

"Man on the street" reportage doesn't get much better than in this classic clip. Fox News relinquishes their microphone to a drunken amateur newscaster, Adam, who is here to remind us about the true meaning of St. Patrick's Day.