The Hollywood Reporter has an interview with Nancy Grace, the fiery legal commenter who has seen some ratings success hosting shows like Casey Anthony Right Now, Target: Casey Anthony, The Casey Anthony Report and Casey Anthony: The Devil in 3D on CAC: the Casey Anthony Channel. (Check your cable listings.) But for those of you who feel she may have, say, crossed an invisible ethical line by exploiting this one case ad nauseam for her own personal and financial gains, make no mistake: She absolutely did. But she says she didn't.

Tonight on HLN (aka the Casey Anthony Network), grief pornographer Nancy Grace opened her two-hour broadcast with a predictably angry statement about a Florida jury's decision to acquit Casey Anthony of murdering her two-year-old daughter, Caylee.

On last night's Real Time, Bill Maher said a lot. He made fat jokes about secret-hoarding New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, compared Michele Bachmann to Sarah Palin, took a final taste of Weiner, and more. But none of that matters, because this clip—which features Maher's joyously jarring 30-second summation of HLN loudmouth Nancy Grace—is the only one worth watching.

In your cooling Tuesday media column: Nancy Grace gets sued, traffic stats for the post-paywall NYTimes.com, Hearst meets Mark Burnett, trade magazines roll up and die, and more Nocturnalist for all.

On tonight's Daily Show, Jon Stewart opened with a new segment called "When Reporters Attack." His first target? HLN loudmouth Nancy Grace, and her hilarious fight with a meteorologist who said that radiation from Japan probably wouldn't harm Americans

Headline News anchor Nancy Grace invited Accuweather meteorologist Bernie Rayno on her program last night to talk about the (very minimal) health threat that Japanese radiation poses to Californians.

Likely-murderous Dutchman Joran van der Sloot — facing a first-degree murder charge for killing a young Peruvian woman, Stephany Flores last year — intends to use a "violent emotion" defense. Van der Sloot's lawyer says he lost it when he caught Flores looking at Natalee Holloway stuff on his laptop. According to the AP:

Swift Justice with Nancy Grace has only been on the air for a little over four months, but Nancy has always made it a point to condemn alcohol whenever possible. Here is a compilation of all her booze-scolding so far.

Things took a crazy turn on Swift Justice when it came out that the defendant had used two-thousand plus dollars of the plaintiff's money to buy luxury bedding. Nancy Grace just can't get with that and completely flips out.

In this clip from Swift Justice, this very overly-confident gentleman speaks out of turn to agree with Nancy several times. Ms. Grace will not stand to be agreed with! Watch to see how she punishes him for it.

Nancy Grace's Swift Justice recently featured a dog-kicking woman with a heavy accent. Swift Justice obviously know what sells, as we're immediately reminded of two viral clips that centered around a similar premise. Watch our mash-up to see the comparison!

During a very serious and somewhat unfortunate case, this little girl busts out a killer smile and... are those Kung fu moves? Aww. What is this show even about again? We're too busy giggling along with her to care!

On today's Swift Justice, Nancy Grace scolded a guest for smiling during a discussion about polygraph tests. After that, the man unleashed the best voice crack ever. I'd be smiling, too if my voice sounded an like auto-tuned T-Pain song!

Swift Justice with Nancy Grace is a respectable court show that sheds light on intellectually stimulating legal issues. This episode was no different! Two Brooklyn males boggle our minds as they present this intense case that revolves around beer spillage.

Today's guests seeking Swift Justice with Nancy Grace lost their baby and are now fighting over a $22 tanning session. Then, the defendant recalls when he had sex with her when she was blackout drunk. Nancy is not having it.

Yesterday marked the debut of Nancy Grace's newest daytime court series: Swift Justice with Nancy Grace. Check the clip to re-live the anxiety of grade-school detention.

The Soup highlighted all America's biggest issues. Glenn Beck thinks it's all about Mountain Dew and Cheetos, Nancy Grace blames the booze and hot pants, and Joel McHale is just concerned about Montana Fishburne's best-selling porn.

In your wicked Wednesday media column: the post-Roger Hodge day at Harper's, real journalists sure don't work in a "coffee shop," layoffs at ABC, and Nancy Grace is bad.

Jersey Shore kids scoff at The Hills and Jerry Springer; Brangelina's PR team floats a new break-up excuse; Stephanie Pratt gets bounced; Nancy Grace's suicide-inducement trial will be televised, after all. Wednesday's gossip roundup is full of Schadenfreude.

• How many people have signed up for Newsday.com since the newspaper put up a pay wall three months ago? A grand total of 35, believe it or not. [NYO]
• Following in Oprah's footsteps, Martha Stewart announced she's moving her syndicated TV show to cable (the Hallmark Channel) next fall. [Reuters, WSJ]
• NBC honcho Jeff Gaspin says he "underestimated the level of emotion" that would follow the decision to change up NBC's late-night schedule. Fortunately, the Olympics are here, which he says will be "a cleansing moment." [NYT, AP]
• Ratings are up at Fox News: The network was ranked No. 1 in primetime cable last week. Strangely, Fox News was also ranked "the most trusted name in news," according to a national survey released today. Seriously. [NYT, PD]
• There's lots of anxiety in the air over at CNN, not surprisingly. [Politico]
• Yet another Post staffer is suing the paper for discrimination. [Gawker]
• Roger Hodge, the editor of Harper's, has been let go. [NYT]
• More than 83 million people tuned in on Friday for the Haiti telethon. [LAT]
• Who's going to replace Simon Cowell on AI? Possibly one of these guys. [NYM]
• Nancy Grace loves cameras in courtrooms. Except when she's the one doing the testifying, in which case they can cause "embarrassment." [AP]