Portlandia is back for its fifth season which means more Jeff Goldblum!!!! And a laundry list of other celebrity cameos, based on a new trailer released today.

Steve Buscemi is a fine actor, but he's known at least as well for being the owner of the eyes. The face. Features, it turns out, he's been blessed with since childhood.

Steve Buscemi is known for three things: his excellent acting, his not exactly leading man looks, and for getting killed off in nearly every movie or television show in which he appears. That's what inspired clever YouTube user dondrapersayswhat to create this supercut of Buscemi's many onscreen deaths, all in under…

Season one is officially over and we find ourselves craving more history, more crime and more Steve Buscemi. This sequence of murders is gorgeously set over Nucky's gloomy speech setting up the violence to come in season two.

Because of its storied history of quality programs, I give every show that airs on HBO a chance. But after nine episodes it's time to pass judgment on the network's lavish Prohibition-era drama Boardwalk Empire: It's just not good.

Tonight's Boardwalk Empire took Nucky and Margaret's relationship to the next level. It seems like just last week these crazy kids were lustfully kissing in a doorway. Now Margaret gets to live her dream life as a political mistress!

Who: Buscemi is the ubiquitous and bug-eyed actor who now stars on HBO's Boardwalk Empire.

Tonight's Boardwalk Empire showed us that the businessmen of the 1920's did things a little differently. While today's captains of industry walk on eggshells with the press, the gangsters of long ago dealt with the press more forcefully.

Well, last night HBO unrolled its latest great hope, a high-budget, prestige drama all about Prohibition-era Atlantic City and its various denizens — from honest but grimy to wealthy but crimey. (Whee!) What'd we all think?

Tonight, HBO began a quest to reclaim its crown as the king of dramatic television with Boardwalk Empire. Does Martin Scorsese's foray to the small screen live up to the hype and succeed in being the best TV show ever?

Today at Gawker.TV, Will Arnett shares stories of fatherhood with David Letterman, Jon Glaser hams it up on Late Night, Paul Shaffer's cameo on Running Wilde, and Steve Buscemi blames Paul Reiser for ruining his career as a stand-up comic.

Once upon a time, a young man named Steve Buscemi aspired to the nobles career of stand-up comic. However, that didn't work out so well because one person squashed little Steve's dreams—Paul Reiser. Steve's sad tale, inside.

Clooney is working on an earthquake relief telethon and Brangelina just tossed $1M Haiti's way. Tila Tequila stumbles into a third alter-ego. Jacko's kids' monthly allowances could feed and support a family of four for a year. TGI Friday gossip.

This is my favorite Stalker sighting in recent memory. It's about Steve Buscemi on a college tour with his son. What a regular, mundane kinda thing for a movie star to be doing!

Gwyneth Paltrow ducking into an SUV in the financial district ... Jennifer Connelly and Paul Bettany walking with their son and dog... Alec Baldwin and Steve Buscemi shooting scenes for 30 Rock in Long Island City ... Keri Russell shopping with her husband ... Matthew Broderick opening a car door for son James…

[Steve Buscemi reprises his P.I. role on "30 Rock", filming in New York with one of its stars, Alec Baldwin; image via Bauer-Griffin]

Ed Koch is turning 84 today. Happy birthday, Mr. Mayor! Jennifer Connelly is 38. Actor Tom Wilkinson is turning 60. Hollywood powerhouse Paula Wagner is turning 62. Fox Business anchor Liz Claman is 45. Rory Kennedy, the youngest daughter of Bobby Kennedy, is 40. Model Bridget Hall is turning 31. Dionne Warwick is 68.…

Steve Buscemi has played his fair share of victims and petty criminals. This time, though, it's his (real) brother who got caught up in a caper. Breathe easy—it's nothing on the scale of murder-by-woodchipper. Seems someone stole Michael Buscemi's identity and opened up bank accounts in the actor/writer's name and…

Buscemi is the ubiquitous, award-winning, bug-eyed actor whom directors love to kill off midway through movies and TV shows.