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Aubrey O’Day isn’t about to win any awards for classiness, but that wouldn’t really be her style anyway.

Just when I thought I was out…

Author Michael Chabon is teaming up with HBO and his wife, Ayelet Waldman, for a project about a group of con men and magicians who team up to fight Hitler during World War II. Yup.

The video says he’s “confused,” but really Eric is just pretending to be cool while girls ogle his shirtlessness via the YouTube. Yeah, whatever guy.

Charlie Sheen is wasting our attention.

A little dash of Cary Elwes couldn’t make ‘Wonder Woman’ worse, could it?

“Party Down” actor Ken Marino is coming to CBS. Hopefully, it won’t be like when “The State” left MTV for CBS. *Shudders*

Jesus has signed on to play the lead in “Person Of Interest,” the CBS pilot from J.J. Abrams and Jonah Nolan.

Spike TV has partnered with Taiwanese company NMA to bring us a 30 minute special featuring CGI Charlie Sheen scenes (or “scheens” to use the abbreviation).

This is the coolest thing to happen since the mighty Gronyok was slain by Tyrus the Great.

Spacey. Fincher. Thatcher.

Fans of the later “Scrubs” episodes got a pleasant surprise last week when Eliza Coupe showed up on NBC’s “Community” sporting a pair of dark aviators and a pantsuit.

Elizabeth Hurley thinks Wonder Woman needs to be held down by force.

Who better to pen the definitive Charlie Sheen rap ballad than a white guy in a hipster scarf?

It’s a soapy drama that takes place in the swingin’ 60′s, about the lives of sexy stewardesses back when it was okay to call them that. And slap their butts in public.

Having a car that can transform into a fighting robot would be pretty great, apart for one thing.

This show is nothing like ‘Men of a Certain Age’, OK?

Last year’s school shooting went so well, they’re planning another.

“House” actress Ashley Jones isn’t the most recognizable actress, but she maintains a distinct, dedicated following, primarily among fans of her soap opera work.

It doesn’t even matter if ‘Terra Nova’ is good. Just put dinosaurs on my TV every week, please.

ThunderCats, Hoooooly god I’m so high right now.

He’s just trying to save the trees.

If the plots remain snappy there’d be no reason to miss “Breakout Kings.”

Chuck Lorre just quit the “pukefest that everyone worships” via a rambling, humorless vanity card. His style is consistent if nothing else.

Few people were aware before last night, but Colin Firth happens to suffer the exact same speaking impediment as his character in The King’s Speech.

From the morning talk shows, to TMZ, to E! Online, “Good-Time Charlie” has been regaling the common man with tales of his wondrous lifestyle, while at the same time, delivering violent warnings to his enemies.

“Then it’s agreed. We’re going to do a show based on “Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament.”

John Stamos is being courted by Les Moonves to step in as Charlie Sheen’s replacement on “Two and a Half Men.”

‘Shameless’ and ‘Episodes’ will both be returning for second seasons.