Today at Gawker.TV, Jesse Eisenberg produces snooze-worthy SNL promos, the debut of Joan and Melissa Rivers' reality show, and James Franco channels 127 Hours and gets his arm stuck in a mini-fridge backstage at the Daily Show.

Last night on the Daily Show, the interview was with none other than James Franco. In a twist of fate—or perhaps a nod to his Oscar nomination—Franco's hand got "stuck" (127 Hours-style) backstage in the green room.

Today at Gawker.TV, last night Stephen Colbert dedicated his hair to Keith Olbermann while Craig Ferguson dedicated his monologue to him and this morning, the Today Show interviewed Colin Firth and James Franco one-after-the-other with fairly disastrous results.

It's true. A famous priest who angered the church by following his natural urges will soon be a national TV star. Also today: news from Sundance, some good and some bad, plus James Franco's getting into the porn world.

Lindsay Lohan gets a "tripped out effect" from sunglasses lined with flashing lights. James Franco has a sex tape. Rihanna's purported lesbian lover speaks. Montana Fishburne pretends to drink bleach. Tuesday gossip is a rave.

Today James Franco gave a remote interview from school in Connecticut. After being forced to listen to the anchors interview Colin Firth in his ear before his interview, he called Matt and Meredith out on the faux-pas. It. Is. On.

James Franco is directing and starring in a new film about serial killer Richard Ramirez, who was convicted of 13 murders after a 1985 rampage. We have doubts about this, unless Ramirez killed his victims by throwing phones at them.

A disfiguring dance floor accident forced David Arquette into rehab. Eva Longoria rebounds with Penelope Cruz's brother. T.I. gets "frisky" in jail. James Franco: "Maybe I'm just gay." Thursday gossip hits rock bottom.

Fans of quality movies should love the winter since it's when the important prestige pictures—the movies vying for Oscars—litter the cineplex. But who wants to see one depressing movie after the next? It's way too much.

We already know that James Franco thinks we're all idiots. But what about his grandmother? In this Christmas video, Franco and Granny discuss his new movie, 127 Hours, before she gives her opinion of those too afraid to watch it.

"You're gonna shit a brick when you see this," Miley's friend says while filming her smoking a bong. Julia Roberts attacks a paparazzo. Bieber takes a Disney star on a date. Rabbits turn James Franco on. TGIFriday gossip.

The clip of James Franco kissing himself from the NY Times series "Fourteen Actors Acting" is just the start; the whole thing couldn't be more pretentious. Now, for your entertainment, the most ridiculous moments from the set.

Today at Gawker.TV, Highlights from James Franco's Inside The Actors Studio, Johnny Depp blows the whistle on Al Pacino's joke-telling abilities, Michael C. Hall sings a creepy Christmas carol, and a sneak preview of Holly's return to The Office.

As a part of the New York Times' collection "Fourteen Actors Acting," James Franco takes to a mirror and gets down with his bad self. We can honestly say it's done in the classiest way possible, though! Ladies: You're welcome.

Bravo aired its much-anticipated James Franco interview last night and James Lipton hit all of the important topics. We learned a lot, including his favorite word (scotch) and that "Sometimes, like, rabbits turn me on. I don't know why."

James Franco and his mustache appeared on Live with Regis and Kelly this morning. Regis ventured into dangerous territory when he suggested James trim his mustache. James also promised to sing at the Oscars. James Franco can do no wrong.

Christina Hendricks' Christmas tradition is destined for raunchy jokes. Chelsea Handler called Angelina the c-word. Michelle Williams gained 15 pounds for a role, and reveals her un-diet secrets. (Ice cream.) Monday gossip slips a sable under the tree.

Today at Gawker.TV, James Franco weighs the pros and cons of his Oscar hosting duties, Lance Bass gabs with Andy Cohen about other famous TV gays, and Jon Stewart analyzes Sarah Palin's twitter account (and the media's obsession with it.)

[James Franco, preparing for his role in "Burly: The Paul Bunyan Story," arrives at LAX. Image via Bauer-Griffin]

After James Franco got the call to host, he "had three days to think about it and then thought—of course." Last night, he discussed the implications of his hosting duties and his chances of winning for 127 Hours.