Like a certain mid-'90s catchphrase, the above will soon be the question on everyone's lips. Why? Because the new AMC original series The Killing is premiering this Sunday. The crime thriller revolves around the mysterious murder of a Seattle teenager, Rosie Larsen. Over the course of the show, the sketchy details of the case unfold in the rain-soaked woods, behind the closed doors of local politics, and smack in the middle of high-school drama-turned-outright-scandal. And at the center of it all stands a family flattened by tragedy—and determined to find out who killed their girl.

Like a certain mid-'90s catchphrase, the above will soon be the question on everyone's lips. Why? Because the new AMC original series The Killing is premiering this Sunday. The crime thriller revolves around the mysterious murder of a Seattle teenager, Rosie Larsen. Over the course of the show, the sketchy details of the case unfold in the rain-soaked woods, behind the closed doors of local politics, and smack in the middle of high-school drama-turned-outright-scandal. And at the center of it all stands a family flattened by tragedy—and determined to find out who killed their girl.

The only people who think Amazon is still just for books are the Olds who do things like refer to the Times as the Grey Lady. Ew. If you take the short survey below you could win a $150 gift certificate to Amazon and get all sorts of new, young, sexy, trendy stuff like a Kindle, or an iPod, or a toaster! Email your answer to the question to surveys@gawker.com with "Amazon Contest" as the subject line, and you'll be entered to win.

Mmmmm, gum. Delicious gum with flavors like Vigorate, a burst of citrus and strawberry with vitamin C; Rejuve, a fresh blend of mint and white tea; and Awaken, a peppy peppermint with a dash of ginseng.

The only people who think Amazon is still just for books are the Olds who do things like refer to the Times as the Grey Lady. Ew. If you take the short survey below you could win a $150 gift certificate to Amazon and get all sorts of new, young, sexy, trendy stuff like a Kindle, or an iPod, or a toaster! Email your answer to the question to surveys@gawker.com with "Amazon Contest" as the subject line, and you'll be entered to win.

If the celebs who showed up for the Oscars looked extra relaxed while waiting for winners to be announced, it was thanks to Trident's Vitality Lounge. Prior to the big event, Trident Vitality hosted a slew of tastemakers at a Trident Vitality Lounge at the Palihouse Hotel in LA. And it was just one of many events that the lounge has been popping up at where the stars converge—at the Sundance Film Festival, at LA's Staples Center during the Grammy® Awards, and at New York Fashion Week where guests reveled in Indashio designs inspired by the new line of gum.

You know how Gawker Artists does such a lovely job of fancying up your browser window with new art? Now you can own some of those images IRL. The brand-new Gawker Artists Shop is proud to be working with the taste-makers at Society6 in order to bring you specially curated, limited-edition prints from a few stand-out artists. Each piece is one of a special 100-edition run, and comes with a signed certificate of authenticity from the artist. For just $90, your living room can go from hobo to highbrow!

Right this very moment you are missing all the hot SXSW action. Maybe you didn't get it together enough to buy your plane tickets to Austin, maybe you're just filled with ennui, maybe you are making some kind of moral statement by NOT witnessing the latest in music, film, and all things indie with your most indie-tastic friends. Whatever. The point is, now you can hang with them when they get back by watching it all live on IFC.com.

Who doesn't? Whatever dreams of glory you may have, hop on over to the Dream Visualizer to see your dream turned into a personalized animation that you can then share with all of your Facebook friends.

Yes, human. The future is here, and it's time to start building the robot army you've been dreaming of. Take this quick survey, email the final question to surveys@gawker.com and you'll be entered to win a P3 V-Bot® Robotic Vacuum. Ok, so maybe it's not the android concubine you were hoping for, but at least your floor will be clean!

Yes, human. The future is here, and it's time to start building the robot army you've been dreaming of. Take this quick survey, email the final question to surveys@gawker.com and you'll be entered to win a P3 V-Bot® Robotic Vacuum. Ok, so maybe it's not the android concubine you were hoping for, but at least your floor will be clean!

Saturday night, bust out your inner (and understated and tasteful) fanboy/girl and tune in to the 2011 Independent Spirit Awards on IFC. You'll see Joel McHale's new hairdo, and a parade of hipster-esque stars wandering along a Santa Monica beach wearing their most ironic finery.

Yes, human. The future is here, and it's time to start building the robot army you've been dreaming of. Take this quick survey, email the final question to surveys@gawker.com and you'll be entered to win a P3 V-Bot® Robotic Vacuum. Ok, so maybe it's not the android concubine you were hoping for, but at least your floor will be clean!

Last night, well-heeled New Yorkers and celebs like Adrienne Bailon, Denise Richards, Stormi Henly, Johnny Weir, and Angelina from Jersey Shore celebrated New York Fashion Week at the Indashio STYLE360 Fashion Show. Fashionistas got an exclusive look at designer Indashio's Fall 2011 Collection, which was inspired by the flavors and colors of Trident's new chewing gum Trident Vitality: orange Vigorate, a burst of citrus and strawberry with vitamin C; green Rejuve, a rejuvenating blend of luscious mint and white tea; blue Awaken, a peppy peppermint with a dash of ginseng.

This Valentine's Day, did you do one of the following?

Here's a little quiz: When your best friends from college call to invite you down to the bar right when you're in the middle of a relationship-building session of Wii Tennis with your new live-in girlfriend, which of the following is the appropriate course of action?

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On tonight's Daily Show, Jon Stewart began to respond to Sarah Palin's idiotic response to President Obama's State of the Union address. As he did, though, Stewart realized—and then explained with evidence—that Palin may be... a Russian spy?!

In this parody-that-could-be-real promo for TLC—"The Learning Channel. For some reason."—the increasingly sensationalistic (and just plain weird) network's new lineup is unveiled. What's on tap? Well, there's Little People, Tricky Fridge; The Divorce Horse; and much more!

During host Jesse Eisenberg's monologue on tonight's Saturday Night Live, the Social Network star was surprised on stage by Andy Samberg-as-Mark Zuckerberg. But that wasn't all—shortly thereafter, the *real* Mark Zuckerberg showed up... and it was incredibly awkward!