Last night Jimmy Kimmel did the fourth edition of "Mean Tweets," where celebrities read nasty things people have tweeted about them. It was terrific.

I've watched Forgetting Sarah Marshall thirty minutes at a time often enough on late night cable to know it's a really good movie.

It's a sad few months for viewers of quality television, as FX's original programming is on hiatus.

There are a million reasons that I love Reddit, among them the feeling of community, the camaraderie of the Internet’s most creative minds, and the righteous championing of a variety of social and political causes, but today it’s because it introduces us to someone truly remarkable: The presently anonymous gentleman above.

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British comedian Russell Brand, the leather-clad douchepirate husband of Katy Perry and star of Get Him to the Greek, is currently is talks to create an animated series with the producers of "New Girl" and "Bob's Burgers.

Over the course of the past week, many of the world's greatest thinkers have tried to make sense of the looting and rioting going on in London.

When word broke on Saturday afternoon that Amy Winehouse had passed away, I was far away from a computer and remained so much of the weekend.

The reason I waste time writing about "Saturday Night Live" every week is because it shines a light on how wildly divergent our tastes in comedy are.