Julia Louis-Dreyfus is featured in GQ's new comedy issue—with Louis C.K. on the cover—and the photos are great.

On Tuesday night, Stephen Colbert visited The Late Show With David Letterman for the first time since he agreed to take over the show next year. Colbert was hilarious as usual, delivering his own Top 10 list and, naturally, taking a selfie with Letterman.

Taylor Swift was out in SoHo again today, presumably with all of the tags cut off her clothing this time. She was spotted browsing the New York section of the bookstore McNally Jackson, which just so happens to be two blocks from the Gawker office, so I walked over to get a glimpse of an abnormal person attempting to do normal person things.

Daniel Franzese, the actor who plays the "too gay to function" Damian in Mean Girls, officially came out on Tuesday in a touching open letter to his memorable character.

Garth Ancier, the one-time executive at FOX, NBC, BBC, Disney and WB, has denied that he sexually assaulted Michael Egan, the Bryan Singer accuser who filed suit against Ancier and two others yesterday. Ancier's lawyer told TMZ that the allegations are "demonstrably untrue."

Last night's episode of Game of Thrones was marked by a rape scene that broke away from George R.R. Martin's books and called into question the judgement of the show's handlers. Earlier today on his website, Martin drew clear divisions between his writing of the scene and how it played out on television.

Michael Egan, the man who is accusing X-Men director Bryan Singer of raping him when he was 17 years old, filed three more lawsuits today alleging abuse by the following people: Garth Ancier, Gary Goddard and David Neuman.

Some people in Hollywood have spent the last few years making great movies and then there's Johnny Depp. Ever since the fourth Pirates of the Caribbean movie in 2011, his career has been on a downward trajectory, and opening-weekend numbers show that his latest, Transcendence, is no exception.

Last night's episode of Game of Thrones featured plenty of disturbing scenes, but one stood head-and-shoulders above the rest: Jaime and Cersei. In the crypt. With a corpse (or at least next to one).

X-Men director Bryan Singer strenuously denies that he drugged and raped a 17-year-old in 1998, and claims he has evidence to prove that he wasn't even in Hawaii at the time the assault is said to have been taken place there. But the accusation has opened the floodgates of stories, memories, rumors and gossip—much of which landed in our inboxes over the last two days. Welcome to the Bryan Singer sex party mailbag.

Kirsten Dunst, former it girl and current person who says things that are maybe kinda sexist, is at it again. First she told Harper's Bazaar UK that traditional gender roles are her jam. And now she's saying in W magazine that actresses who get taken advantage of by their directors are probably asking for it.

Michael Egan, the man who is suing director Bryan Singer for allegedly raping him at the age of 17, filed a lawsuit in 2000 stemming from the same 1999 parties where he says Singer assaulted him. But in that previous lawsuit, Egan did not name Singer as a defendant.

The news that X-Men director Bryan Singer is being sued by a man who says Singer raped him multiple times when he was 17 might come as a surprise to some—but in Hollywood his taste for a very specific sort of young man was well known.

Did you hear that? That was the sound of a million hearts breaking all over again. Extremely funny dude Will Arnett, 18 months after separating from feminist-humor goddess Amy Poehler, has officially filed for divorce, reports People.

The trailer for the new season of Orange Is the New Black was released Thursday, and it looks like things are about to get intense. Well, more intense than usual.

"My new girl on Glee and shit, probably making more money than me and shit," Big Sean rapped on Drake's hit "All Me" in reference to his soon-to-be fiancée Naya Rivera, aka Glee's Santana Lopez. But last week the two called off their engagement, and it turns out a fellow cast member may be why.

Louis C.K.'s Louie returns to FX for its fourth season on May 5, but you can watch its new trailer above. It shows C.K. leaping off the Brooklyn Bridge while holding a bouquet of flowers; after going under, he pops up alive holding just one dead rose.

Producers for Fast & Furious 7 posted a surprising announcement on the upcoming movie's Facebook page Tuesday: Paul Walker will be played by his own brothers in the scenes that have yet to be filmed. Because in Hollywood, the show must always go on, even if that show is yet another sequel no one really needed.

Chelsea Handler, despite being mostly horrible, was a frequently named potential replacement for David Letterman. But with Stephen Colbert quickly securing that gig, Handler (and others) will have to shoot for the slot currently occupied by Craig Ferguson. Her interest in The Late Late Show is unknown, but she's certainly winking at our speculation.

On Sunday, Miley Cyrus announced that she was sending her newest dog, Moonie, to live with another family. This happened less than two weeks after she got Moonie, who was adopted shortly after the mysterious death of her dog Floyd.