On last night’s season premiere of Saturday Night Live, one of the funnier sketches that aired was a fictitious game show called “Who’s On Top?” where contestants are given two celebrities and who, in a same-sex relationship, would be the one on top.

To mark the 100th birthday of late President Ronald Reagan, HBO is premiering the documentary Reagan at 9pm ET, Monday night. Director Eugene Jarecki‘s film is a clear-eyed assessment of the Reagan myth, and the reality behind it. Despite the polarizing nature of its subject, Reagan largely steers clear of extreme worship or revulsion, examining The Great Communicator’s life in cooler terms. In an exclusive interview, Jarecki spoke with Mediaite about what went into the making of Reagan, and what was left out.

Here’s a shaky, hand-held YouTube video shot from an upper balcony at Carnegie Hall that demonstrates perfectly why shaky, hand-held YouTube videos have a place in our media ecosystem: Lady Gaga, Elton John, Sting, Bruce Springsteen, Shirley Bassey, Debbie Harry and random dancing boys in speedos singing “Don’t Stop Believin’” at Thursday’s annual benefit for the Rainforest Fund. It will pick up your day – oh and also there’s Elton dancing with said bevy of backup hotties doing “Like A Virgin.” Outstanding.

Last night CBS broadcast this year’s Kennedy Center Honors, held earlier this month, and it was a pretty lovely affair as Mel Brooks, Robert DeNiro, Bruce Springsteen, Dave Brubeck and Grace Bumbry were honored for their incredible contributions to arts and culture. It was an exceptionally star-studded affair, too — not only on stage but [...]

This is why the Internet was created: For hyper-meta viral videos bridging generational gaps between comedians, one of whom is Mickey Rooney. Full stop.