You’ve no doubt heard the story by now: hackers recently got hold of a bunch of emails from some climate scientists and the University of Anglia. So now some have decided these emails are the smoking gun to some grand global warming conspiracy, cooked up just for sport. And the controversy broke just in time for the Copenhagen summit! So who are the Winners and Losers of the Climategate scuttlebutt? It involves Sarah Palin, Tiger Woods and, of course, Copenhagen. Find out more inside!

It’s the weekend, which means it’s time to separate the chumps from the champs in Mediaite’s “Winners and Losers” — our scorecard of who rocked and who flopped in the week’s headlines. I’d hoped something newsworthy — like an typhoon or solar flare or another boy-less balloon — might pop up midweek and eclipse the Tiger Woods saga as the world’s most-talked about story.

This week our favorite lady from Wasilla sucked the air out of the national conversation with the release of her mega-hyped memoir Going Rogue. So who were the winners and losers of Palinpalooza? We tally up the big gainers — the lady herself and a certain newsweekly, for starters — and pit them against those who didn’t quite thrive. Has anyone heard from John McCain lately? Let’s go rogue one more time!

It’s the weekend, which means it’s time to separate the chumps from the champs in Mediaite’s Winners and Losers, our scorecard of who rocked and who flopped in the headlines. This week, Sean Hannity gets bruised, Larry King gets tough and Levi Johnston gets naked. See who came out on top with our rankings inside.

It’s Friday, which means it’s time to separate the chumps from the champs in Mediaite’s Winners and Losers, our scorecard of who rocked and who flopped in the headines. This week, a special off-year election edition, featuring Doug Hoffman, Mike Bloomberg, and more:

It’s the weekend, which means it’s time to separate the chumps from the champs in Mediaite’s “Winners and Losers” — our scorecard of who rocked and who flopped in the week’s headlines. The contenders include: President Bush, adding “motivational speaker” to his resume, Sarah Palin posting an online resume, and Jay Leno, who might be wise to start updating his resume.