It seems like it was just a bad morning for this reporter. Just as he is about to finish his story, he flubs the last line and freaks out. What is it about the pressure of reporting on live TV?

On her show tonight, Joy Behar and her panel traded pun after pun while discussing former Congressman Eric Massa's current PR debacle. Is there more than meets the eye to these "tickle parties" in which Massa's been involved? Video inside.

Martin Bashir of Nightline has a few earnest questions for the Insane Clown Posse. Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope struggle to explain to him the nature of the Juggalo.

Tonight, Jon Stewart had Mark Thiessen on The Daily Show to discuss his new book, Courting Disaster, which alleges that the CIA kept the country safe and that President Obama is "inviting" a new attack. Things got heated. Video inside.

Tonight, Elinor Burkett—aka any combination of "Crazy," "Purple," "Kanye" and "Lady"—appeared on Joy Behar's show to set the record straight about her Oscar speech ambush of Music By Prudence co-producer Roger Ross Williams. Inside, Burkett's best moments.

Precious' Gabourey Sidibe was nominated for Best Actress at the Oscars, but lost to Sandra Bullock. Now that awards season has ended, Joy Behar and her panel of "media types" question whether Sidibe will be able to still find work.

Roger Ross Williams, the Taylor Swift to Elinor Burkett's Kanye West, appeared on Larry King Live tonight to give, uninterrupted, the Oscar acceptance speech he wasn't able to during yesterday's big event. And then he was interrupted. Video inside.

Moments ago in Berlin—and on live television—armed robbers raided the Hyatt hotel that was hosting a European Poker Tournament event and left with a reported €1 million. Inside, video of the panic that ensued as the robbery happened.

Today we looked at ABC News and their Toyota Death Car shenanigans, and two commenters were exasperated with the fear-mongering that is the news media these days. Here's how they expressed their rage.

We're not sure what started it, but—in this video—two news producers from Ostia, Italy's Channel 10 get into quite a tiff as an oblivious anchorman continues reporting on the day's events (until he notices and bolts off-camera).

According to Countdown with Keith Olbermann—and Gawker's Maureen O'Connor—Sarah Palin and an entourage of 20 cleaned up yesterday at an Oscar gifting suite. It's too bad this happened a week after we were asked to stop saying "jeggings."

Tonight on The Daily Show, Jon Stewart delivered a one-two punch to Sarah Palin—and the network she now works for—with his commentary on her Tonight Show appearance and on Fox News' newest blonde bombshell, Megyn Kelly. Video inside.

Two Australian TV anchors play a curling game on the Wii because...news? The motions they make with the Wiimote are a bit suggestive. Think about violent sweeping motions necessary to work the curling broom—without the broom. Stop laughing!

On Saturday, we brought you the news of Rick Sanchez's stupid, sanctimonious and downright infuriating coverage on CNN of the Chilean earthquake and near-worldwide tsunami warning. Tonight, Jon Stewart brilliantly took Sanchez to task, and it was EPIC. Video inside.

In a couple of hours, Jay Leno returns to The Tonight Show. I will be tuning in. Why, you ask? Because I used to actually like Leno, and—honestly—I'm not sure that I ever really stopped. Inside, I explain.

It was a bumpy night for Olympic men's short track speed skating, as competitors went down in both the quarterfinal and semifinal. History repeated itself moments ago in the final race, and Apolo Ohno—who had won silver—was disqualified.

Reporting on a nudist camp is one is only one part of the story. How morning show anchors deal with that story is another. Ladies, start your double entendres! Bonus: Worst. Transition. Ever.

Snow is all around us, so naturally our favorite shows are being bumped for non-stop snow coverage. Here are this morning's best bits from the unsung heroes of television: the weathermen and weatherladies reporting live and in the cold.

During NBC 4's 5:00 newscast today, Chuck Scarborough broke in and informed viewers that a man was killed by a falling, snow-covered tree branch at Central Park. Joan Rivers, in the studio for an interview, replied, "Who cares!" Video inside.

CNN is reporting that an old hot dog was unearthed, encased in ice, underneath historic Brooklyn hot doggery Feltman's. Also reported: this dog is 140 years old. We're not science bloggers here—but that shit is impossible. We investigate!