A 16-year-old pizza delivery boy was arrested today for raping a woman in her apartment after delivering pizza to her neighbor.

Mystery solved, sort of: It seems reasonably clear to me that Daniel Kaufman, a.k.a., Dan Kay, a.k.a. Dan Katze, a.k.a. the Busted Chef, a.k.a. the Montauk Grifter, never actually worked as a producer on Hell's Kitchen, as he repeatedly claimed to the people he conned. But he definitely managed to convince several of the show's former contestants that he worked there, which is some fairly acrobatic grifting.

You all knew that a gay hotel was coming to Manhattan and now we get a first glimpse of what the The Out NYC is going to look like. It looks, well, gay. Like gayer than plucked eyebrows on an underwear model.

Today at Gawker.TV, Brian Williams returns to Late Night to slow jam the news, the finale of Hells Kitchen, all hell breaks loose on Morning Joe, Seth Rogen on Mythbusters, and the Stiller Family plays a round of charades.

In the most aggressive season to date, Nona and Russell battled through sabotage, near fistfights, and incompetent teammates to make it this far. However, when the winner is finally announced, the second place chef doesn't take it gracefully at all.

Almost every season one lucky challenge winner gets a "makeover" consisting of a haircut and new clothes. It's officially overkill now since this is probably third time there's been a wardrobe makeover this season. Makeover montage and reactions inside.

Gordon Ramsay doesn't usually give too many second chances. However, if you've managed to mangle the same dish over six times and then screw up pasta so bad it gets compared to dirty underwear, you're pretty much a lost cause.

Sometimes chefs need to let off some steam when the pressure gets too high in the kitchen. That can happen in two ways: they go unwind and have some fun or they explode and get bitchy. Guess who picked which?

Does Gordon Ramsay attract all the crazies or what? This week, some would-be head chefs stuck their heads in freezers, indulged in serious delusions of grandeur, and had a self proclaimed "ghetto" catfight right before elimination.

On the season finale, a winner was crowned and Gordon Ramsey got a head chef for his new restaurant. However, Holly and Jay, the top two chefs still haven't had enough private time all season to act on their hormones.

Trash talking, name calling, alcohol, and parties, oh my! On last night's Hell's Kitchen, it looked like the guys were all bros and the girls were chatty and catty. Next up: cafeteria fight and hallway brawl flashbacks? Video inside.

After Nilka Hendricks disappoints Chef Ramsey during service, he kicks her out of the competition, but she comes back in a whirlwind of violence and remorse. Not the most graceful of exits from the kitchen, but a heartfelt reconciliation followed.

On last night's show, the Blue Team got trashed before, during and after their trip to a vineyard. Drunks fell everywhere, dares were made, and someone got naked in the hot tub. What is this? Spring Break, Hell's Kitchen Edition?

Looks like sex was on the minds of the chefs instead of food on last night's Hell's Kitchen. Even though both teams got pretty dirty catching pigs, they got even dirtier in the mud bath after the challenge was over.

Due to his condescending and overbearing attitude as well as a serious mistake during service, Executive Chef Scott Hawley was up for elimination on last night's Hell's Kitchen. After listening to his excuses, Chef Ramsey shuts him down hard. Ouch.

For the second time in Hell's Kitchen history, a cook left in the middle of service. However, since Andrew's a bit off his rocker to begin with, it's probably better that he didn't work in a room full of knives.

Want to know how to make a deliciously entertaining TV show? Here's a recipe for one that's taken from the season premiere of Hell's Kitchen on FOX:

Christian Bale and Javier Bardem are in a plotless romantic drama. New entries in The Da Vinci Code and Fast and the Furious series of popular films. A movie about a shark attack. Trade Roundup: let us do this thing.

It looks like gay Spanish hotel chain Axel Hotels is going to erect (har!) a homo outpost right here in Manhattan. Hell's Kitchen to be exact. Like everything fancy and gay, it's probably too expensive for you, but don't fret!

Tonight, ABC aired Oprah's special, Christmas at the White House, in which the Queen of Daytime visited the Obamas and toured the decked out residence. And aside from baby talk and a Michelle shut down, it was so, so boring.