Yes, twenty-four hours is a lot of time to fill, and examples of infotainment “synergy,” both egregious and less so, are commonplace these days, but that doesn’t mean we have to like it. On MSNBC this morning, the news broke that NBC’s The Event is returning Monday night, with a two hour episode! Star Blair Underwood was on hand to give MSNBC viewers the scoop on how he modeled his President Martinez after Barack Obama, Ronald Reagan, and others, and claimed that his character doesn’t have any “birther issues.”

While the White House remains unconcerned with the comparisons being drawn between themselves and the villainous alien lizards of ABC’s “V” (although Jake Tapper confirms delivery of the “V” premiere to Robert Gibbs’ office), there are those who believe that reptiles in disguise live among us (a key plot point in “V”), and always have. They claim to have video of an actual Reptilian alien. Welcome to Truthism.com, “Your #1 Source for Truth.”

It’s Sunday — if you’re not watching football, catching up on your Saturday night or Sunday shows or doing something quaint and old-fashioned, like reading a newspaper, then maybe you want to finally get caught up on one of the biggest scandals of last week: Is Barack Obama Secretly An Evil Alien Lizard?

Robert Gibbs’ answer to David Corn of Mother Jones’ last question at Friday’s briefing is getting considerable attention from the right. Corn asked Gibbs about House Republican leader John Boehner’s declaration that the House health care bill was the “greatest threat to freedom” he’s ever seen. Gibbs’ response was worth a slight chuckle, but they ignore his larger point.

Many in the media, including Mediaite, have noted the allegories between the villains in ABC’s series remake of the V miniseries and the Obama administration, or the views of the administration’s harshest opponents. The show’s debut drew 14 million viewers, but what did the White House think?

On the cover of Glamour’‘s October issue and back in the saddle with No Doubt, Gwen Stefani is positively in your face. Feeling her pink fuzzy grip, we’ve pulled some of Gwen’s best cover work from the last five years. In your face, in your crotch, on the bedroom of your wall in high school — she’s been all over the place on the cover. But which is her best to date?