Molly, a giraffe born at Southwick’s Zoo in Mendon on Tuesday is being cared for at the large animal hospital at TuftsUniversity's Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in North Grafton because her mother failed to produce milk. Tufts reports that, at three days old, the newborn weighed 86 pounds and stood more than 5 feet tall. And that both baby and mom, Mauzy, are “doing quite well.”

The Lonely Island, the SNL comedic collaborative of Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone, and Akiva Schaffe. are coming to town to promote their album Incredibad - that hit stores on the 10th.

They'll be here on February 27th at the Newbury Comics store, 4 Faneuil Hall Market Place, Boston, at 7 pm. For more info, visit //www.

Comedian. Musician. Lover of Internets. Hell, the guy even got nominated for a Tony. Funnyman Stephen Lynch launches the tour for his fourth album "3 Balloons," at the Wilbur Theatre on Friday, February 27. (Shows at 7:30pm and 10:30pm, buy your tickets here.) We got him to sit still for a few minutes to answer some questions.

Gaming News this week includes a fake disorder some douche bags in Switzerland made up because a little girl played too much PS2 and an informative interview with the producer of looming blockbuster Resident Evil 5. Also, 50 Cent needs to stop creating things immediately.

Getting your song "banned" is easy work if you can get it, and despite the fact that no one can really ban anything anymore, people keep claiming their shit is being kept from other people by still other people in positions of authority. So for instance if you were to put your video on YouTube, it would be great fun if you could find a reason to send out a press release saying it was banned (although of course not from YouTube).

1) Apple iPhone 3G ($199 - $699) -- With 15,000 applications and counting, Apple's latest iPhone is gaining an amazing amount of popularity. The battery life still leaves much to be desired as well as the super breakable (and still not covered under the warranty) LCD screen, but the ability to check email, phone, the weather in multiple cities, use a GPS, and find a restaurant nearby are enough to keep you addicted for hours.

We all know Shaq is on Twitter. But who could've guessed the strong solidarity he feels with his 150,503 followers?

It’s only Monday, and this story has already made my week.

Read to the end for the best line: “To all twitterers , if u c me n public come say hi, we r not the same we r from twitteronia, we connect.

We've just returned from Clarendon Street in the South End, where Boston Ballet is beginning the final run-throughs of George Balanchine's rarely-performed three-act, Jewels, which opens at the Wang next week. We'll have better video coming soon -- um, like without my leg in it -- but to tide you over, here's a few minutes of what they're up to:

I’m gonna give you some advice that will change your life for the better. You can thank me later.

Actually, I just said it in the title.

But it bears repeating: watch Delocated.

You may know Jon Glaser as Ehud Henkleman (call him Chris), the irreligious Rosh Hashanah shofar player from Late Night with Conan O’Brien — last episode tonight! sniff, sniff — where he was a longtime writer, or as Dave “Tiny Hands” Gordon, or as one half, with Jon Benjamin, of the Fuggedabuddies

Anyone who suspects that marriage is the most barbaric of all American rituals should continue reading. But if you’re one of those dips who think it’s acceptable for women to behave like cliché “bridezilla” twits from the proposal to the honeymoon, then I suggest you begin writing nasty comments now.

I arrived at the Hynes Convention Center at 7:45am this morning – exactly 15 minutes before security guards opened the flood gates for this year’s Running of the Brides.

If you're a gamer, then you already know how slow the industry can get during the off-season (right now). Exciting releases are few and far between, and it makes me wonder why publishers have to shoot themselves in the foot every year by releasing every good game within a two-month Fall time frame, forcing us to try to play catch-up for the rest of the year.

The Boston Globe reports today that Amtrak is cutting Acela fares in the Northeast by up to 25 percent. What they neglect to mention though is that the federally subsidized transcontinental crawler remains the most overpriced and organizationally offensive way to hop up and down the coastline.

No doubt I’m a broke complainer who has for years made it a priority to bitch about the cost of Amtrak; I only use it occasionally to make traveling uncomfortable for businesspeople who think riders should be on library behavior regardless of whether they’re in designated quiet cars.