A new fragrance line called Scent of Departure promises to let you smell like 14 different cities. Places like Paris, London, Milan, Hong Kong, Dubai, Los Angeles and New York. Wait, New York?! Who wants to smell like New York City? Patrick Jones has the rest.

A flyer was posted to Reddit by a user who claims his or her son came home from preschool with the notice that states 'Super Hero play' is no longer allowed, after kids' overactive imaginations caused injuries. The supposed flyer from an unnamed school also bans wrestling and monster games. Gillian Pensavalle has the rest.

Charles Ramsey, the Ohio man dubbed a hero for his rescue efforts that helped free Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight, will now reportedly get free burgers for life from several Cleveland area restaurants. Ramsey said he was eating a Big Mac when he heard Berry scream, in an interview that went viral. Patrick Jones has the rest.

A federal judge is considering an injunction against Abercrombie & Fitch Co. and J.M. Hollister LLC after ruling that nearly 250 of their clothing stores are unfriendly to the disabled. The lawsuit filed in Colorado, says some disabled people had trouble getting into Hollister stores with stairs at the front entrance. Hollister has argued that it complies with the law because all stores include side doors. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Dame Helen Mirren reprised her role as Queen Elizabeth II for terminally ill boy, Oliver Burton. After the real monarch was unable to meet with the 10-year-old, the actress invited Burton and his family to have tea with her and even knighted Sir Oliver. Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

Owner of Rolling Stone Magazine Jann Wenner made headlines by appointing his 22-year old son Gus the head of RollingStone.com. Rena Karefa-Johnson questions the decision, and recaps other examples of famous family nepotism from Ivanka Trump and Paris Hilton to Maya Rudolph.

Video surfaces supposedly showing Andrew Garfield, dressed as Spiderman, playing basketball in New York Cities' Chinatown, while taking a break from filming 'The Amazing Spiderman 2.' Patrick Jones has the rest.

Nutella superfan, Sara Rosso, who created 'World Nutella Day,' says she received a cease-and-desist letter from Ferraro, the maker of Nutella, and must stop publishing anything with the chocolate hazelnut spread's name, logo or likeness. The annual celebration has a huge following online, but Rosso says she hopes 'World Nutella Day' lives on in everyone's hearts. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Researchers for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention find fecal contamination is common in swimming pools. The CDC studied pools in the Atlanta area during summer 2012, and found more than half of public pools tested positive for E. coli, a bacteria found in poop. Patrick Jones has the details.

Patrick Jones walks us through the top videos of the week. On tap: a bear who wanted to chew a go-pro camera, a scooter that appears to be pulling a baby carriage on the road, and a sea lion who seems concerned about a little girl who fell.

Patrick Jones takes a look at this week's top viral videos. There's a glacier ruining property in Minnesota, a Chihuahua named Willy who doesn't want to take a bath, and a very angry bus driver who doesn't want tomatos on his Taco Bell order.

Calling all bacon lovers! Oscar Mayer is selling a bacon hot dog with bacon actually cooked inside. The dog also contains turkey, chicken and pork. Gillian Pensavalle has the delicious details.

The latest meme out of Japan is called 'Pretend Attack on Titan.' People take photos using depth perspective tricks to make it look like a giant is messing with humans. The meme is based off the Japanese anime series 'Attack on Titan' about a city that's attacked by human-eating giants. Gillian Pensavalle takes a look.

Burger King is reportedly releasing a boneless rib sandwich that is considered potential competition for McDonald's McRib. The sandwich is rumored, like the McRib, to be released on a limited time basis, beginning this summer. So get it while it's hot, rib lovers! Patrick Jones has the rest.

Photographer Jaime Moore took photos of her daughter, Emma, for her 5th birthday, and instead of dressing her up like Disney princesses, which she noticed is frequently done, she styled her daughter like five iconic real life women including Susan B. Anthony, Coco Chanel, Amelia Earhart, Helen Keller and Jane Goodall. Victoria Keelan takes a look.

Everyone is guilty of posting 'food porn' on Instagram, but a photo of a steak dinner at Morton's led the IRS to 2 suspected identity thieves in Florida. Gillian Pensavalle tells you how the photo on the social website led to the arrests of Nathaniel Troy Maye and Tiwanna Tenise Thomason.

Barbara Walters announces her retirement on 'The View.' After 52 years, Walters says she's officially ending her television news career in summer 2014. Jen Markham has the breaking story.

A viral video of a couple singing karaoke on 'The Tonight Show's' popular 'Pumpcast News' segment is reportedly not what it seems. The Smoking Gun reports Will and Monifa Sims are both actors who started a theater company in Chicago. The website also says Monifa appeared on a 'Pumpcast News' segment a few years ago, which Jay Leno and 'The Tonight Show' did not mention. Gillian Pensavalle has the rest.

Jennifer Aniston's hairstylist, Chris McMillan, tells Women's Wear Daily he was stoned when he created 'The Rachel' haircut in 1994, telling the fashion publication he is 14 years sober, and feels safe enough to say that. Gillian Pensavalle has more on the iconic look made popular by 'Friends' in the 90s.

Jaden Smith is reportedly ready to move out of his home with famous parents Will Smith and Jada Pinkett. British tabloid 'The Sun' reports the 14-year-old is asking his parents for one heck of a 15th birthday present. The tabloid quotes Will as saying that Jaden says ‘Dad, I want to be emancipated.’ Kristina Behr has the rest.

Nearly 200 acts, from spiritual drummers to singer/songwriters showcased their globally diverse talents for a panel of 36 judges to earn a spot in the 'Music Under New York' MTA program. If an artist is one of the only 20 chosen, they'll get the chance to perform in public at various transportation hubs. Kristina Behr has the details.

Taco Bell is trying out a new breakfast waffle taco with scrambled eggs, sausage and syrup. It's currently being sold at locations in southern California and going for 89 cents. Patrick Jones hosts.

Kate Upton lands her first U.S. Vogue cover, despite some modeling experts thinking the dream would never happen for the Sports Illustrated swimsuit bombshell. In the June issue, Upton says she loves her body, and is 'so proud' of her boobs. As John Basedow reports, much of the model's success can be attributed to her use of social media.

New Democratic party leader Thomas Mulcair made an amazing 'Arrested Development' reference while giving a speech about missing anti-terrorism spending, asking where 3.1 billion dollars went. He asked members of Parliament if it was hidden in the banana stand, which is a popular quote from the show. Kristina Behr has the details.

Patrick Jones walks us through the top videos of the week. The list includes a goat riding a horse, a kid giving a police officer a hard time for parking his motorcycle on the sidewalk, a skiing fail and a video that shows our biggest fears as we age through Google's eyes.

Manti Te'o's imaginary girlfriend makes Maxim's annual 'Hot 100' list in a very surprising move. It's a play on the running joke surrounding Ronaiah Tuiasosopo who used pictures of a woman to trick Te'o into believing a fake woman, Lennay Kekua, was his girlfriend. Patrick Jones tells us, the fake girlfriend beat several real, hot women.

A depression-era photo released by the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture shows a man who looks strikingly similar to Jay-Z, sparking rumors on the Internet that the rapper is a time-traveler. Gillian Pensavalle says the photo from 1939 is not the first old image to show a celebrity doppelgänger from the past.

A 17-year-old girl named Jennie Lamere is in the middle of creating an app that will help you block TV show spoilers on your Twitter feed. The idea won first prize at a national coding competition and is currently being polished. Patrick Jones has the rest.

The difficulty of navigating the many different kinds of objects in a house makes it a challenge to build a robotic butler. But researchers at Carnegie Mellon University in Pennsylvania are developing new technology to make their robotic butler, called HERB, more efficient in the household than ever. Jen Markham takes a look.

Kristen Stewart and Tom Cruise are named the least trusted movie stars in America in a poll given by Reader's Digest. The two landed at the bottom of the the magazine's '100 Most Trusted People in America' list. Tom Hanks, Sandra Bullock, Denzel Washington and Meryl Streep took the top spots for being the most trustworthy. Kristina Behr has the story.

Midday lunch or late night need, a slice of pizza is now within reach with a new app. Called Pizza Compass it promises only to find you a slice wherever you are, and change your life at the same time. Brett Larson has the details

'The Office' is ending after 9 seasons, and to celebrate, cast members held a wrap party in Scranton, Pennsylvania, where the show takes place. Thousands of fans gathered to hang out with Pam, Jim, Dwight and the other employees of Dunder Mifflin. Gillian Pensavalle tells us, there was one big surprise.

A video of a kid driving a Ferrari caused a stir on the Internet, with people trying to figure out what led a child to be behind the wheel of a 483 horsepower Italian sports car. The Daily Mail discovered that the kid's father is in trouble with police in India for allowing the kid to drive and he stands to lose the car. Patrick Jones has the rest.

This week's top videos include a guy destroying his windshield with nun-chucks, first round pick Justin Pugh's call from head coach Tom Coughlin, a mother's re-telling of the movie 'The Matrix,' and a guy doing terrible crunches. Whew! Hosted by Patrick Jones.

Michaela Weeks, a 25-year-old waitress from England, is cashing in on her striking resemblance to Britney Spears. Weeks makes up to $500,000 a year by impersonating the pop diva. John Basedow has more.

In honor of National Star Wars Day, Patrick Jones showed up in New York City's Central Park to ask people if cities and people are from the Star Wars franchise or simply, earth. Here are the hilarious answers.

An Instagram account is getting a lot of attention for it's creator's supposed lavish lifestyle. The account is apparently by a rich 17-year-old boy who posts ridiculous pictures with snobby comments like, my starbucks card has more money than your bank account. Patrick Jones has the rest.

It looks like Italy is facing a shortage of pizza makers. FIPE, an Italian business federation, says the country needs about 6,000 pizza makers to fulfill the demand for the pies. One pizzeria owners says the shortage is caused by Italians who don't want to work the long hours for low pay, even though Italy's unemployment rate is at a 20-year-high. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Shocking surveillance footage from a botched gas station robbery in Australia goes viral. The video shows a driver speeding away from a gas station as his accomplice gets tangled in the fuel pump, and goes flying into the air. Gillian Pensavalle has the video.

A drug being tested in Japan is said to make a man unaffected by a woman's looks, meaning it enables men to make clearer decisions. People are saying this drug could lead to less men cheating on their wives or girlfriends with an attractive temptress. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Michael Bublé surprised a group of New York City subway riders by taking over a stop and breaking out into the song 'Who's Lovin You' with the group Naturally 7. The song is featured on his latest album 'To Be Loved.' Bublé joins a list of famous singers who have crooned underground, including Jessie J and Keith Urban. Kristina Behr has the details.

A company in the Netherlands is turning your dance moves into electricity with their Sustainable Energy Tiles. Already in use in a club in San Francisco, they can even turn a high foot trafic area into something green. Brett Larson has the electric moves.

The World Wide Web turns 20-years-old. From the early days of 56k modems to the WiFi of today, we've certainly come a long way. There was Napster, dial-up, the dot com gold rush, and now we have Facebook, Twitter, and of course viral sensations like Rebecca Black. Patrick Jones has the rest.

The 'Game of Thrones' episode 'Kissed by Fire' really tugs at the heartstrings. From another Ayra disappointment, to the story behind Jaime Lannister's 'Kingslayer' name, emotions ran high. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

'Mad Men' episode 'The Flood' tackles another historical assassination, with the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The episode follows how each character responds in the aftermath of the civil rights leader's death. Plus Don Draper shows once again, that he's the only person he'll ever love. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Budweiser's 'Buddy Cup' lets drinkers become Facebook friends just by toasting beer glasses. Created by the company's Brazilian branch, the 'Buddy Cup' is meant to increase social media activity while users are out at parties, bars or sponsored events. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Agents at one New York City real estate agency are showing their commitment by getting the company's logo tattooed on their bodies. So far, nearly 40 employees at Rapid Realty have had the logo inked somewhere on their body, but the agency is giving a 15% commission hike to people who become walking advertisements, so it's not all company pride. Gillian Pensavalle has the rest.

Paul Gvildys, a wedding photographer with the company 'In Love with Photography,' always dreamed of taking pictures of the royal wedding. So for Princess Kate and Prince William's second wedding anniversary, he decided to do a real photo shoot using the royal Barbie dolls that were released for the Duchess of Cambridge and William's first anniversary in 2012. Kristina Behr has a look.

Amanda Bynes is making a buzz again, this time shaving half her head, and posting pictures to Twitter. The former Nickelodeon star's followers seem to like the new do, and its resemblance to singer/actress Cassandra Rae Steele's haircut. Bynes joins Miley Cyrus, Rihanna and other celebrities who went bald. John Basedow has more.

Patrick Jones hosts the top viral stories from the week. This week's includes Renaldo Rodriguez Spencer winning a national wrestling championship using an acrobatic move called the flying squirrel, the destruction of a dryer and a swimming video that could prove to be the next harlem shake.

Republican House Speaker John Boehner's daughter Lindsay is about to marry 38-year-old construction worker Dominic Lakhan of Florida. Lakhan's reportedly been busted in the past for weed possession. Boehner is against making marijuana legal for recreation or medical use. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Comedian Nathan Fielder got his fans to pretend to accidentally text their parents about a drug deal, and then tell them to ignore the text. The Comedy Central 'Nathan For You' host got some amazing results. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

The World Cup 2014 in Brazil will feature sections of seats meant solely for the obese. The seats will be twice as large as a normal seat and will be reinforced to allow a person weighing up to 550 pounds to sit and view the soccer tournament. Is this a good idea or a bad one? Patrick Jones weighs in.

'The Daily Meal' ranks the top hot dog eateries in the country based on the quality of ingredients and the overall dining experience. The website names 35 restaurants, stands or other joints that have a trademark dog and unique toppings. Gillian Pensavalle looks at the top five.

Former President Bill Clinton has ditched @PrezBillyJeff, the Twitter handle given to him by comedian Stephen Colbert for the more official handle, @BillClinton. Gillian Pensavalle has all the tweets between these new BFFs.

Having a bike stolen is a pretty upsetting event, but for one Redditor, the blow of the theft was softened when the thief returned the bike, with a hilarious apology note and a coupon for a free lava cake from Domino's Pizza. Redditor Seenic may have been upset to learn a pizza has to be purchased in order to use the free coupon. Gillian Pensavalle has the rest.

Luka, a 12-year-old boy with muscular dystrophy, can't skateboard or play basketball, or do many activities since he is wheelchair bound, but that doesn't stop him from imagining doing those things. Thanks to the help of photographer Matej Peljhan, Luka can now see himself climbing stairs, break dancing and more. Kristina Behr takes a look at the photos in a series called 'The Little Prince.'

19-year-old Sarah Hanson wanted to drop out of college and work full time on her startup, seniorlivingmap.org, a website dedicated to helping people find senior living centers, but she needed to raise money first. Through an online auction site, Hanson offered 10 percent of her income over the next ten years. The highest bidder put up $125,000. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Social media played an integral role in the investigation and hunt for suspects after the Boston marathon bombings. Facebook, Twitter, Reddit and other networks lit up with photos and video in the hours and days following the deadly attack, and those postings helped investigators in their search for who was responsible. Patrick Jones says in some cases, social media leads to rumors spreading faster than ever.

Eddie Kaye Thomas, famous for playing Finch in 'American Pie,' reportedly had a one-night-stand that ended terribly wrong. TMZ reports the actor brought a woman home after meeting at a diner, and she refused to leave the next morning, pulled out a knife and destroyed his belongings. The woman had to be removed by a SWAT team after a six hour standoff. Kristina Behr has more.

Lady Gaga beats President Obama, Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton, J.K. Rowling and more in 'Time' magazine's Most Influential Person of the Decade contest. The winners were chosen by the magazine's readers, and Gaga came in second, after Burmese freedom fighter Aung San Suu Kyi. Kristina Behr has more.

A Greek design and architecture firm created the Convertible Napping Desk, which unfolds to reveal a bed and television. The desk from Studio NL could increase employee productivity, since multiple studies show brief cat-naps can benefit workers. Patrick Jones takes a look.

A TV show, 'Mars One' wants to send you to Mars, and beyond. The producers want to make a global reality show out of the entire process from selecting crew members, training and colonization. Of course, the show will also help them raise the needed billions to get there, but not back. Brett Larson has the details

Amanda Bynes looks very strange in a new selfie video she tweeted out to her followers. In the video she makes a weird face and sucks on a sour patch kid as she gets ready. Patrick Jones wonders if she's being strange again, or if she's the best troll ever.

IKEA is a little embarrassed after the name of one of its pillows translates to cuddle rape on Google. A Reddit stream got a lot of attention when the discovery was made, although Swedish speaking users diffused the situation by saying the name is just lost in translation. Patrick Jones has more instances where language barriers get in the way.

Reddit user CJ Swan and his friends turned an old Subaru station wagon into a copy of the 'Jurassic Park' tour car. The transformation was documented online, and the photos went viral, as the classic flim celebrates its 20th birthday this year, and was released in 3-D. Gillian Pensavalle takes a look.

A new fusion engine being developed by scientists at the University of Washington with funding from NASA could make all other forms of space travel obsolete. The new engine would allow space travel at unprecedented speeds while being cheaper and it would require less raw material. The quicker travel time means astronauts would spend less nights sleeping in a zero-gravity environment, like Chris Hadfield recently showed in a video from the International Space Station. Patrick Jones has the rest.

New Touch Bionics created the i-limb ultra revolution prosthetic hand, that is controlled by a smartphone, and the nerves in a patient's arm. An early version of the product can be seen in Will.i.am and Britney Spears' 'Scream and Shout' video. Jen Markham has more on how it works.

Buzz60's weekly top viral videos roundup. This week we've got the fishing kayaker who gets a surprise visit from a shark, a dog who is sick of Gangnam Style and attacks, a duck who really wants to be friends with a cat, a Nascar crash and a wisenheimer movie theater employee. Patrick Jones hosts.

British tabloids are saying Kate Middleton is a huge fan of Kim Kardashian and her family's reality show 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians.' The Daily Star reports the Duchess thinks everyone in the family is hilarious, but can't persuade Prince William to watch the show with her. Kristina Behr has more onyea im the famous and pregnant women.

'Reasons My Son is Crying' is the hilarious viral blog of a father who explains what makes his sons cry. From not being able to eat Buzz Lightyear's head to being unhappy that the refrigerator door is shut, the blog is making waves, and getting laughs, especially among parents. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

The photoblog 'Kermit On Tour' shows adorable photos of one puppet version of the famous frog all over the world. His tour guides are Conny and Markus and they have taken their puppet to everywhere from The Taj Mahal to the top of the Empire State Building in New York City. Gillian Pensavalle shows you some of the cutest vacation photos ever!

Everyone loves Saul Goodman, the 'criminal' criminal lawyer on AMC's 'Breaking Bad,' but could he carry his own spin-off series? AMC is reportedly considering giving the dark drama's comic relief character his own show. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

Zoologist DeeAnn Reeder of Bucknell University made what she called the "finding of a lifetime," after she discovered a new bat in South Sudan. After careful research, her team decided the bat did not fit into the genus it was qualified under, and thus gave it a brand new name. Patrick Jones has the rest.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is considering buying surveillance drones to catch hunters in the act. The plan is to use cameras attached to the CineStar Octocopter, to spy on poachers killing animals, and then turn the video into police. Patrick Jones reports.

Magician Rich Ferguson is at it again with his tricks. This time he scared people at a coffee shop in California by pretending to be a human chair. Patrick Jones takes a look at the prank that went viral.

Smartphone apps, like Girl Scout Cookie Finder and Cookie Locator, help people find the closest Girl Scout cookie vendors by using GPS. Gillian Pensavalle tells us how technology and the internet can help you get your next cookie fix.

A study from the University of Reading found that over the next 50 years, airplane turbulence could double. The study says the culprit is climate change, which is something that airplanes contribute to significantly. Patrick Jones has the rest.

YouTube viewers are being wowed by a young Filipino girl who sings on a karaoke machine in malls. But she's not random. Zendee Rose had a stint on the X Factor, and even has her own YouTube channel. Vanessa Yurkevich has the story. 

Introducing 'Pottering,' the latest Internet meme -- on the heels of 'Vadering' and 'Hadouken.' It involves people jumping with a broomstick to look like J.K. Rowling's 'Harry Potter.' Gillian Pensavalle takes a look at some of the photos.

Extreme Kidnapping is a service that allows you to experience a realistic kidnapping, without any real danger. The Detroit business, run by Adam Thick, also known as rapper Mr. Scrillion, opened in 2002, but gained attention after a recent GQ article. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

There may be a coffee shop on every corner these days, but where can you get the best cup of joe? From Gimme! to Cafe Grumpy as seen on 'Girls', Gillian Pensavalle highlights the top five coffee shops in the country, ranked by 'The Daily Meal.'

Florida is now 500! In 1513, Ponce de Leon was the first European to set foot onto Florida's sandy beaches. It's a state that's given so much: Gatorade, Jim Morrison, the 1972 Dolphins, Tim Tebow and Disney's The Magic Kingdom, but also, things like the face-eating zombie. Patrick Jones wishes the entire state of Florida a very happy 500th birthday!

Christopher Abbott, who plays Charlie on HBO's hit show 'Girls,' is abruptly leaving the show. His reps confirmed his departure to the New York Post's Page Six, saying that he's working on other projects. But the Post's sources report the real reason he's leaving is because he didn't get along with the shows creator, Lena Dunham. Kristina Behr has the details.

'Mad Men' season 6 is finally here, and everyone who survived last season is back. We have the details on what fans can expect on Sunday's two-hour premiere and the rest of the season, from more of Betty Francis, to Don Draper scenes in Hawaii. Gillian Pensavalle has an inside look.

Daddy Yankee's publicist is denying rumors that the rapper is gay. The controversy comes after a picture, supposedly of Yankee kissing a man, combined with a heartfelt note where he supposedly comes out of the closet, exploded across the Internet. Patrick Jones wonders why it should matter.

Two reporters from the website HooplaHa dressed up as play-by-play announcers and broadcasted a basketball game from the courts at McCarren Park in Brooklyn, New York. The players were surprised, but pleased, to live the fantasy of professional basketball players. Patrick Jones has the rest.

An ESPN "Outside the Lines" investigation, reports that the Khloe Kardashian-Lamar Odom cancer charity has yet to donate any money to cancer research. ESPN says the money goes to fund youth basketball teams instead. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

Scientists at the University of California, Santa Cruz trained a sea lion named 'Ronan' to bob her head in time with rhythmic sounds. Aside from parrots, she is the first non-human mammal that can independently keep a beat -- and she looks really cute doing it -- to The Backstreet Boys and Earth, Wind and Fire. Kristina Behr has the details.

William Shakespeare was a ruthless businessman who hoarded grain while people starved, according to research set to be published by scholars at Aberystwyth University in the U.K. The historians say The Bard was also a tax evader who was threatened with jail time. Patrick Jones has the story.

Take a look at Kia's new CUB concept car. With a minimalist approach to the dashboard and a biorhythmic sensor, the focus is on what the driver needs. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Here's this week's top viral videos. From toothpaste container man dancing at the Ultra Music Fest, the two-year-old bedroom bandit, the little girl freeing her dog while walking it, the cat who can walk a dog all the way home, to a group of friends waking their sleeping friend up with an electric shock, there's something for everyone! Patrick Jones walks you through the videos.

The Reading, California Police Department is releasing one of the clumsiest robbery attempts you'll ever see. A gentleman dressed in odd pants throws an object at Kent's Market's storefront window. The object does not go through and so the man flees, but trips...twice. Patrick Jones has the video.

Movies are being celebrated at this year's Weston Sand Sculpture Festival, an annual event in the United Kingdom running from now through the fall. More than a dozen sculptors worked eight hours a day for over a week on their creations, which range from 'Jaws' to 'Harry Potter' to 'Pirates of the Caribbean.' Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

England's Prince William will soon be leaving the Royal Air Force, although it's not exactly known what he intends to do after his retirement. The Duke of Cambridge's British search and rescue division will actually be privatized by a Texas company. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Social media is turning red with support for same-sex marriage. From creative versions of the logo to brands to conservative pundit Bill O'Reilly, it seems like everything and everyone is jumping into the debate. Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

Take a look at these adorable viral photos of a pit bull in a basket of bunnies with a baby chick on his head. Gillian Pensavalle has those photos and more.

After almost six years, the iPhone 5 is coming to T-Mobile. Already available on AT&T, Sprint and Verizon adding it to T-Mobile means it's now a choice for every national cellular carrier. T-Mobile hopes to woo customers with their lower monthly rates and easier plans. Brett Larson explains more.

We've all been at a sleepover when the first person to fall asleep gets tortured for feeling comfortable enough to rest around his or her friends. Here's a collection of some of the best wake up pranks from around the Internet. Patrick Jones hosts.

A 10-year-old boy in England's vacation find that he showed off at show and tell turned out to be a 300-million-year-old fossil. According to the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, Bruno Debattista had picked up a rock with a rare and very old horseshoe crab footprint. Jen Markham has the story.

King Bey might be the latest singer to drop bars her Bow Down/I Been On track but she's not the first singer turned rapper. Rena Karefa-Johnson lists other superstar crooners who've tried their hand at rapping from Justin Bieber and Chris Brown to Taylor Swift.

At a National Geographic-sponsored TEDx conference, scientists stated that they looking to bring animals back from extinction. They're considering about 10 species for 'de-extinction' based on desirability, practicality, DNA availability and more. Among those in the running: the dodo and the wooly mammoth. But, as Patrick Jones explains, don't expect to see any dinosaurs.

A Song Dynasty bowl that was once purchased at a secondhand sale for $3 just sold for more than $2 million at auction. Sotheby's originally projected the Chinese item would sell for around $200,000. Patrick Jones takes a look at famous items, from Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' jacket to Marilyn Monroe's dress, that sold for a lot less than this antique.

When federal minimum wage legislation was passed, the wage was meant to grow with the productivity of workers. Currently, the pay rate remains a measly $7.25 an hour, and Senator Elizabeth Warren states that if the salary rose as intended, it would pay $22 an hour. Patrick Jones has the story.

Cats love laying on your computer: laptops, desktops, keyboards, they love it all. Gillian Pensavalle tells you why your cat just can't get enough.

Oscar-winning actress Helen Mirren is transforming pop culture with her new pink hairdo. As John Basedow reports, the sexy sexagenarian sported bubblegum locks on the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTAs) red carpet and sales of pink hair dye have been skyrocketing ever since. It seems other pink-locked singers and starlets, like Nicki Minaj, Katy Perry, Rihanna and Lady Gaga could learn a thing or two from Miss Mirren.

A California woman is running 26.2 miles every weekend to help cure a deadly disease. Femi Redwood has more on what inspired this journey.

The new Pope, Francis, reportedly gave his childhood sweetheart an ultimatum that if she would not marry him, he'd become a priest. She said no and now he's the pope of a church with 1.2 billion followers worldwide. Patrick Jones had the rest.

A man watching adult videos at work in Brisbane, Australia was too busy to notice the people in the building across the street watching him. One of them, James, snapped a picture and tweeted it making the looky-lou famous, or maybe infamous. Let's hope for the porn watcher's sake not famous enough for his boss to catch him. Patrick Jones reports.

Buzz60's put together some of the best viral videos of the day. There's a baby goat getting it's first bath, a guy bet to jump into a puddle gets completely submerged and finally a woman who is very upset that Wes Welker left the New England Patriots for the Denver Broncos. Patrick Jones has the story.

SexCereal claims to boost your sexual health with gender-specific ingredients. Gillian Pensavalle breaks it down.

According to a new study, a person's love of zombies skyrockets when they are unhappy about the economy and want to feel empowered. Gillian Pensavalle wonders if this has anything to do with the ratings for AMC's hit show, 'The Walking Dead.'

Scientists think people could live up to 150 years old because of new drugs derived from an ingredient found in red wine. Reservatrol, an isolated compound found in red wine and dark chocolate, helps accelerate production of the body's natural healing enzymes. Scientists are hard at work trying to make this miracle pill a reality. Patrick Jones has the story.

Transgender MMA fighter Fallon Fox demolished her female opponent in 39 seconds in a Championship Fighting Alliance (CFA) bout in Florida. As John Basedow reports, a controversy erupted when Fox revealed her original gender to be male and now the Florida State Boxing Commission (FSBC) put her fighting license under review. Fox is believed to be the first transgender male or female to participate in an MMA event.

A teen girl's anti-gay rap is going viral after media outlets continue to bash her lack of tolerance. Gillian Pensavalle has mroe.

After crashing her car into a neighbors mobile home, police say a drunk Arkansas woman attempted to use a Power Wheels as her getaway car. Gillian Pensavalle has the rest of the story.

Deliverish is a new application that helps people who need things while at home connect with people willing to go pick it up and deliver it to them. The app was designed by Erica Swallow, Gandalf Hernandez, Wicky Mendoza, Rui Da Costa and Allen Lafuente. The trio are members of the Start-Up Bus which is an annual contest that's exactly what it sounds like. Patrick Jones explains.

Jon Stewart is branching out from political satire to direct his first feature film, a dark drama about espionage in Iran. The host of Comedy Central's host will take a hiatus from the 'Daily SHow' to write and direct 'Rosewater," based on a true story. John Basedow has more.

Willcom's Phone Strap 2 is the world's smallest and lightest cell phone, measuring 32 × 70 × 10.7 millimeters and weighing in at a quarter pound. It has a small screen and e-mail but none of the extras that smartphones consist of these days. Patrick Jones has the story.

Federal spending cuts are claiming sports stadium flyovers. The so-called sequestration cuts will eliminate the use of military aircraft in a flyover demonstration at sporting events. Critics say that's un-American. Where do you stand? Patrick Jones has the story.

A young girl named Evie wrote a letter to a Yosemite Park Ranger returning two sticks she accidentally took from the park. The Junior Park Ranger requested that they be put back in nature. The letter and his response are going viral. Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

The new app Outbox is on a mission to turn your snail-mail digital. The $5-a-month service collects your mail, scans it and lets you organize it online, eliminating all that cluttery junk mail. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

The TripAdvisor Annual Airline survey is out and its findings won't likely shock anyone who boarded a plane in the past year. From finicky fees to babbling babies, there's one thing we can all agree on is a frustration: legroom. Brett Larson has more on the most popular airline and perks we'd be willing to spend money on.

"Goat Dubs," is a viral Internet phenomenon where someone cuts out a part of a movie or song and replaces it with a goat making weird noises. From Katy Perry to Taylor Swift, Skrillex to Usher and Jurassic Park, on the Internet, no one is safe. Patrick Jones has the rest.

The state of Montana will now allow its residents to eat roadkill. A recently passed law will permit the state's citizens to eat the mangled meat, mostly because it is believed to be a considerable food source. The state collected 7,000 carcasses off their roads in 2012. Patrick Jones has the story.

The Czech Republic's State Veterinary Administration found horse-meat in the meatballs sold at Ikea. It's being reported that the meat made it to 13 countries across the European continent. Ikea is responding by recalling some meatballs, but the Swedish furniture manufacturer stated that it does not intend to stop selling all of them. Patrick Jones has the details.

Video is going viral of a man dumping horse manure into his wife's Peugeot after he discovers her on a dating website. While the video is shocking, Patrick Jones points out that questions to its legitimacy are raised. The man calls attention to the name of the dating website, Kissinggates, maybe a few too many times.

Music media mogul Jay-Z signed singer Kylie Minogue to Roc Nation, his label and entertainment company. As John Basedow reports, the Australian-born Minogue, a 25-year veteran in the music business and Grammy Award winner, joins Roc's elite client roster, which includes Rihanna, as she continues to work on her twelfth studio album.

"Breaking Bad" superfan Joanne Silverman created Methopoly - a free, downloadable version of Monopoly, based on the hit television show. Gillian Pensavalle guides you through the details.

Fresh off the heels of a massively successful film adaptation starring Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway, "Les Miserables" is heading back to Broadway. Producer Cameron Mackintosh tells fans to expect to see the revival by 2014, but be warned, there will be changes. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

Courtney Stodden is becoming a true triple threat…model, singer and actress. As John Basedow reports, the blonde bombshell has gone brunette to play her "long-lost sister alter ego" Courtina in a YouTube video that has to be seen to be believed. Her dog Dourtney's expression at the end says it all.

Love Beyonce? Love sandwiches? You're in luck because HooplaHa.com created the Beyonce Sandwich and we have the recipe. Gillian Pensavalle shows you how to make the indulgent sandwich inspired by Queen B.

Ever since the Mayan doomsday didn't come through for end of the world fanatics, there's been a void. But have no fear; a new scenario has emerged. It involves St. Malachy of Ireland and his 112 phrases that prophesize the end of the world. Each phrase was related to each pope going forward and ended in the end of the world. Patrick Jones has the rest.

The International Olympic Committee has decided to remove wrestling, one of the oldest Olympic sports, from the 2020 games. Instead, the IOC chose to keep the modern pentathlon. Wrestling goes back to the inaugural modern Olympics in Athens in 1896. There is no word yet on what will replace the sport. Patrick Jones has the story.

They're back again... again! The Backstreet Boys are getting the documentary treatment. The movie promises to be filled with exclusive details and even some surprises. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

YouTube's Michelle Phan has a "Do It Yourself" treatment to forget facials that cost a fortune. As John Basedow reports, the online beauty guru says unscented kitty litter is the way to go to get a gorgeous glow on a budget since it contains the same ingredient, Bentonite clay, found in many expensive facial treatments.

Take a look at these super cute sheepdogs. Their owners are posting these adorably expressive photos on Facebook. They're so irresistible it's going viral. Gillian Pensavalle, dog lover, couldn't be happier.

Actress Melissa McCarthy doesn't want her daughters to see her new movie, "Identity Thief." As John Basedow reports, McCarthy, who's known for her hilariously raunchy characters, like man-hungry Megan in the hit film "Bridesmaids," prefers her 5-year-old and almost-3-year-old girls stick with watching her family friendly TV sitcom, "Mike & Molly."

Theaters across the country are experimenting with designated "tweet seats," where theatergoers are able to live-tweet the performance. The most recent example is at the Providence Performing Arts Center in Rhode Island, where certain audience members are encouraged to embrace their technology obsession. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

It's time to get creative with your resumes! Gillian Pensavalle shows you two people who thought outside the box: One posted on eBay and one that is an exact replica of Amazon.com.

A video taken on an icy street in Norfolk, in the United Kingdom shows people slipping and falling along a treacherous patch. The video is going viral online and its creator says since the video has gone up the city has come by and fixed the situation so that no one else will get hurt. Patrick Jones reports.

Smartphone apps are being used to diagnose skin cancer but, as John Basedow reports, they're no doctor. A new study found 30-percent or more potentially lethal melanomas were not detected by the smartphone apps. False readings can result in life-threatening delays in getting proper treatment.

A study concluded that men don't find sex with a condom to be worse than sex without one. Men aged 18-59 both gave the both versions of sex the same high rating in the Indiana University School of Public Health questionnaire. Seems pretty obvious, right? Patrick Jones reports.

Samsung's T9000 refrigerator does a lot more than just keep your food cool. The $4,000 fridge comes with recipe apps like Epicurious and can even sync to your smartphone for shopping lists and for reminders of the expiration dates of your milk and cheese. Patrick Jones has the story.

A viral video coming out of France shows people riding around on a runway as an airplane barely misses them. It leaves a lot of questions about whether it was staged or why else people would moped on a runway. But everyone was ok. Patrick Jones has the story.

Breathometer, Inc. has created what it calls the World's First Smartphone Breathalyzer. The company plans to introduce the product at this year's South by Southwest festival. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

Laura Evelyn tweeted out a list of 31 rules a potential landlord gave her as she looked into renting a room. The strict rules range from when she could shower, how long she could take to cook, how guests would need to be approved, and that there would be no pork allowed. Could you do this? Patrick Jones reports.

Scientists are studying ways to treat new strains of gonorrhea that have recently shown up in North America. The strains have been documented in Europe and Asia, but these are the first cases in the West. Patrick Jones reports.

After several high-profile cases of people getting hit by subway trains, a local union has come up with a plan they think is safe, but the MTA says it's illegal. Kristina Behr has the details.

Federal Court in New York has ruled in favor of a man suing two police officers for pulling him over after he flipped the cops the bird. Patrick Jones wonders even though you could, why would you want to flip off a police officer?

Nadav Nirenberg's plan to get back his cell phone was very clever. He realized the cab driver who stole his phone was using his cell phone and OK Cupid to message women, so Nadav set up a fake profile and messaged the driver. It worked. Nadav used a date to lure the cab driver to a location where he got his phone back! Patrick Jones has the details.

Don't like visiting your parents? Well if you live in China you will now have to as part of a new law that was passed. The legislation states that children must visit their parents often. Could you imagine going to jail because you didn't visit your parents? Patrick Jones has the rest.

Police in Albany, Georgia say that Lauren Owens, 22, was texting when she crashed into the back of a cop car. She faces charges of failure to maintain a lane, texting while driving and not having her license. Patrick Jones reports.

A student at Stony Brook University got a rude awakening when his professor woke him up in class. Even though the student was passed out and snoring in the front row, the professor - and the whole class - laughed it all off. Pretty embarrassing, Patrick Jones reports.

Handcuffs haven't been updated in a while. This new design being worked on by Scottsdale Inventions, according to a recently filed patent, will potentially be able to administer shocks, as well as inject the restrained person with anything. They are not ready to be rolled out yet, but it's bound to be a controversial topic. Patrick Jones has the details.

A Virginia women is shocked after she learned she was being sued for internet defamation with the asking amount sitting at $750,000. She wrote a poor review of a contractor she used, claiming the man stole from her and broke things. The contractor says the negative review isn't accurate and has hurt his business. Patrick Jones reports.

According to a group of international scientists, apes have mid-life crises, too. Although instead of doing something dramatic like buying a motorcycle, primates, chimps and orangutans specifically, seem to just get through it and get better with age. Vanessa Yurkevich has more on the study.

The Oxford Dictionary is out with its pick of the word of the year: Omnishambles. It means "a situation that has been comprehensively mismanaged, characterised by a string of blunders and miscalculations." Vanessa Yurkevich shares what comes to her mind when she thinks of that word.

Mike Hoye was tired of doing gender translations on the fly while playing Nintendo's "Legend of Zelda" story with his three-year-old daughter. So he hacked the Wind Waker game, making Link into a girl and changing every he to she, him to her, and lad to milady. Vanessa Yurkevich has the story.

Space is all the rage right now and some unusual items are being sent on intergalactic journeys! Five friends from Harvard recently sent a hamburger to space and have video of the adventure. Gillian Pensavalle takes you on that trip, and looks at a Lego man and a teenager's early acceptance letter to MIT, which also took long voyages.

The Redskins Rule predicts the result of presidential elections based on whether the NFL team that moved to the American capital in 1937 wins or loses its final home game before election day. The rule's been right in 17 out of 18 elections since FDR's election. Tim Minton says Barack Obama figured to get the 2012 prediction. But Mitt Romney supporters got a gameday surprise.

The newest Gerber baby is Mary Jane Montoya. She is Hispanic, which represents Gerber's mission to make the food brand more reflective of what America looks like. Vanessa Yurkevich has more on the cash and prizes little Mary Jane won.

Midtown Manhattan was an ocean of red, white and green in honor of the colors of Italy, and one of its proudest sons, explorer Christopher Columbus. The 68th annual Columbus Day Parade, marking the discovery of America, brought out 35,000 marchers to the delight of more than one million spectators. Tim Minton reports on the festivities.

Faculty members from schools all over the country are going viral! Thanks to some sneaky teachers, great dance moves and YouTube, Gillian Pensavalle can showcase the best of their boogying down.

One World Trade Center continues to change the New York City skyline, with the latest addition of a 408-foot spire, that will serve as a broadcast antenna to transmit TV and radio stations that were forced off the air on September 11th, 2001. The new building is set to be the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere. Kristina Behr has the details.

It turns out that you can get burned whether you're wearing sunscreen or not! Some sunscreens are flammable and have actually set people on fire. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

The "Charlie Bit My Finger" kids are back in a new Ragú commercial. The kids made headlines five years ago when their parents filmed Charlie biting his older brother to the tune of 500 million YouTube views. Vanessa Yurkevich tells us more about their newest video.

According to the National Show retailers association, men and women's feet are getting bigger. In the last three decades retailers estimate the average size of our feet has grown by a size and a half. Vanessa Yurkevich tells us why that's troubling to shoe stores.

Comic-Con isn't just the only convention around. From The UFO Congress Convention to LebowskiFest, there is a convention for everyone. Gillian Pensavalle showcases an elaborate BatCave from Brick-Con, the Lego convention.

Even though you may want to snuggle with your pet when you're not feeling well, scientists say that's not a good idea. Research shows that you and your pet can get each other sick. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

A research group from Japan says that looking at cute pictures of animals in between mental activities may improve humans' ability to focus. Gillian Pensavalle has the story and applied this very technique to her own research.

Movie lover and amateur photographer Chris Moloney recreates movie scenes with black and white images printed from his computer. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Forbes Magazine chose 15 billionaires who give back to grace the cover of their magazine. If you combine their net worth, the cover cost 126 billion dollars. Vanessa Yurkevich tells us what they are doing with their money.

Travel and Leisure Magazine released this year's 20 dirtiest cities in America. This year's winner, New York City, jumped five spots from last year. Vanessa Yurkevich gives us the top 5 dirtiest, and the cleanest, cities in America, along with some explanation as to why some places made the list. 

Patrick Jones takes a look at the best viral videos of Summer 2012. They include a bunch of "Call Me Maybe" parodies, including those by Jimmy Fallon, the U.S. swim team, Chatroulette users, and the Miami Dolphins' cheerleaders. Other highlights include the NASA rover video, Australian hurdler Michelle Jenneke, a 71 year old who thwarted a robbery, people freaking out at Kristen Stewart and that Chik-Fil-A jerk.

So long Strabucks! The 2013 Fiat 500L comes with a built-in Lavazza coffee maker. It sits in the center-console area and comes with cups that hook up to the dispenser. Patrick Jones explains why having a water-boiling, espresso-making device could be a bad thing to have in an automobile. 

Disney World is opening a new Fantasyland expansion to its Magic Kingdom next year and we give you an inside look to some of the attractions.  Gillian Pensavalle tells you about the Beauty and the Beast-inspired restaurant called Be Our Guest, a new Little Mermaid attraction and the Seven Dwarfs' Mine Train.

Keep 32, a new chemical developed by researchers in Chile could be our best answer to cavity control, ultimately defeating them! The researchers are confident that the new product, once put into toothpaste, mouthwash or gum could destroy all the bacteria that causes cavities and keep it that way for hours. Dentists might be out of business, but Patrick Jones is rejoicing.

Bossaball is a new beach game sweeping the globe. It's played on inflatable courts with trampolines. Teams with three to five players on each side volley using whatever body part they'd like, while jumping around. Bossaball is currently touring the world so check the website Bossaballsports.com to see if an event will take place near you. Patrick Jones reports. 

Researchers from Rice University developed a spray can battery fluid. In a report published in Nature, researchers say they hope eventually it can be used to make electronics smaller and even help power homes. Patrick Jones reports.

It's now legal to send a warrant by fax in Iowa and, in Florida, it's illegal to film someone without their knowledge in a residential dwelling. These are just a few of the unusual state laws that went into effect on July 1st. As Patrick Jones explains, legislators from Pennsylvania to Illinois have been busy crafting up some weird legislation. 

Junk foodies, get excited! Lay's has revealed the three finalists in its "Do Us A Flavor" competition to find the next new chip flavor. Chosen from millions on fan submissions, the finalist flavors are Chicken and Waffles, Sriracha and Cheesy Garlic Bread. Rena Karefa-Johnson has more and casts her vote on which flavor is the most delicious.

Amsterdam based design firm Buro Fur Mehr has designed plans for a drive-through airport. And what is that? The idea is giant airports could be made smaller and offer faster service if instead of bringing poeple to planes, you bring planes to people. Patrick Jones wonders, what could go wrong with that idea.

Mars One has plans to set up a colony on the Red Planet by 2023. Look out NASA and SpaceX. In just four years from now, the private Dutch company wants to have a communications satellite in place, followed by rovers, infrastructure creation, and capped by a astronaut voyage. However, as Patrick Jones notes, there is a catch for those making the trip -- it's a one-way ticket.

Scientists are confirming what was once just a great sci-fi movie plot. The Andromeda Galaxy will collide with our Milky Way Galaxy, forming a single mega-galaxy. Don't cancel your weekend plans, it's not supposed to happen for another four billion years. But is it the end of Earth? Patrick Jones has the answer?

For hundreds of thousands of die-hard New York Giants; fans, it was an unofficial day off from work and school to take part in a huge ticker-tape parade along Broadway for their Super Bowl champs. Tim Minton was there with them the whole way.

En un intento fallido de saltar de una parte a otra del escenario, el artista cayó encima de dos fans mientras cantaba su canción "Adorn" en los premios Billboard 2013. Stephanie Vies informe.

La cantante tejana genera controversia por el uso de elementos tradicionales del hinduismo en su primer vídeo sin el grupo The Scene. La también actriz muestra una imagen de mujer más adulta con letras muy sensuales en esta primera canción de su disco debut que saldrá a la venta este verano. Jose Simian informe.

Una nuevo estudio demuestra que experiencias a fines como escuchar canciones tristes o ver dramas lacrimógenos ayudan a reponer el ánimo de aquellos que sufren cuando terminan una relación sentimental. Angela Gonzalez informe.

El actor ha creado un show con este nombre, que dará a conocer uno de los secretos mejor guardados de los famosos y donde contarán cómo fue esa 'primera vez'. El primero de varios capítulos comenzará en la primavera como una serie web en Yahoo. La idea surgió debido a que Stamos no reconoció a la mujer con quien perdió su virginidad cuando se reencontraron 13 años más tarde. Stephanie Vies informe.

Durante un juego de béisbol de Los Rayos de Tampa, el padre de Alyana Adams, el teniente coronel William Adams quién llevaba dos años prestando servicio en Afganistán apareció en el campo de juego, escondido bajo la máscara de recibidor de uno de los peloteros. Angela Gonzalez informe.

Kanye West reportedly wants girlfriend Kim Kardashian to tone down the makeup. Kim's stylist Rob Scheppy admitted that Yeezy wants Kim's look to be more natural, like Kate Middleton. Many would argue that Kim Kardashian is perfect just the way she is. Rena Karefa-Johnson rules on whether Kanye's request is Disgusting or Delicious. 

Dan Aykroyd appeared on 'Larry King Now' to chat exclusively about the upcoming 'Ghostbusters 3.' He gave away some plot details, saying it revolves around a group of young researchers at Columbia University and will feature new Ghostbusters. He also mentioned that Bill Murray is not a part of the film at this time, but the door is open in case he changes his mind. Kristina Behr has the details.

TMZ is reporting Amanda Bynes tried to board a private flight from the New York area to Los Angeles with a Google search instead of government I.D. after telling the plane's pilot her license was suspended and she had no other form of identification. Patrick Jones wonders if that's the smuggest thing he's ever heard.

With his directorial debut in 'Don Jon', Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays a guy from New Jersey who is obsessed with his family, girls, and porn, until he meets Scarlett Johansson's character who changes his mind about sex. The movie also stars Julianne Moore and Tony Danza. Kristina Behr has the story.

Ryan Gosling, who stars in the new film 'Only God Forgives,' didn't attend the premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, saying he's filming another movie in Michigan. Gosling and director Nicolas Winding Refn also worked together on the movie 'Drive,' which garnered critical acclaim, unlike this film, which reportedly was booed at the festival. Kristina Behr has the details.

TMZ reports that Justin Bieber makes his party guests sign a waiver before they enter his California home when he throws parties. The alleged waiver says that if anyone talks, tweets, or posts photos to any social network about the party, they can be sued for $5 million dollars. The supposed waiver also claims that participating in activities could be hazardous to your health. Kristina Behr has the details.

Farrah Abraham confirms via Twitter that the reality show rumors are true. She's going to star in her own 'docu-soap' show. Currently there isn't a network or title attached to the project from production company Spinboi Films. Patrick Jones (@patrick_e_jones) has the rest.

Khloe Kardashian Odom reportedly received a 'cease and desist' letter from New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, demanding she stop selling a shirt on her clothing line's website that had an emblem similar to the one used by the New York State Department of Agriculture. Victoria Keelan says, the shirt is no longer lister on the reality star's clothing line's website, Rich Soil.

The entire version of Beyonce's track 'Grown Woman' leaked to the Internet. Reportedly produced by Timbaland, the heavy dance beat track embodies a female empowerment vibe Bey put on for her song 'Run the World.' The tune is not available on iTunes yet, and no word from the singer's camp if it is the final version. Kristina Behr has the details.

Video surfaces supposedly showing Andrew Garfield, dressed as Spiderman, playing basketball in New York Cities' Chinatown, while taking a break from filming 'The Amazing Spiderman 2.' Patrick Jones has the rest.

Gwen Stefani is voted the 'Coolest Mom in Music' by voters who participated in an online poll given by I Heart Radio. The 43-year-old mom of Kingston and Zuma, beat out Sheryl Crowe, who came in second place, and Beyonce who came in third. Shakira, Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears and Madonna made the list as well. Kristina Behr has the details.

Owner of Rolling Stone Magazine Jann Wenner made headlines by appointing his 22-year old son Gus the head of RollingStone.com. Rena Karefa-Johnson questions the decision, and recaps other examples of famous family nepotism from Ivanka Trump and Paris Hilton to Maya Rudolph.

When Miley Cyrus was asked who should have been crowned Maxim Magazine's Hottest Woman of 2013, she says instead of herself, it should have been singer Rihanna. When pressed further, she said on Twitter that she would 'definitely' make out with the 'Stay' singer. TMZ caught up with Rihanna to let her in on Miley's offer, to which she replied, 'tell her to call me.' Kristina Behr has all the details.

Justin Bieber reportedly owes big bills for his pet monkey, left in Germany's care for nearly two months. Bieber's monkey, Mally, was taken by customs officials at the Munich airport, after the singer didn't have the proper documents for the capuchin monkey, and now customs officials say they plan to send the bill for its care to the Biebs. Patrick Jones says, the monkey may be staying in Germany forever, since a deadline passed for Bieber to claim it.

Jay-Z allegedly denies recent rumors that wife Beyonce is pregnant with the couple's second child. The program director of New York radio station Hot 97 said on-air that Jay-Z responded to a congratulatory e-mail saying, 'It's not true. The news is worse than blogs.' Kristina Behr has the rest.

A new 'Anchorman 2' trailer comes with even more news of celebrity cameos. Rapper Drake joins the long list of supposed cameos that includes Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Sacha Baron Cohen, Jim Carrey, Liam Neeson, John C. Reilly, and Kanye West who were all captured by paparazzi in 70s attire near the set. Kristina Behr has the scoop.

Singer Miguel got a little excited during his performance of 'Adorn' during the Billboard Music Awards. When he tried to jump to another section of the stage, he came up a little short, and landed on the head of an audience member. Fortunately, the fan was ok, and she was later seen backstage with the singer holding an ice pack. Kristina Behr has the details.

Kris Jenner is reportedly having a hard time finding guests for her upcoming talk show, 'Kris.' Multiple reports say a source told Star magazine the Kardashian mom thought Hollywood's biggest names would line up to speak with her, but that hasn't been the case. As John Basedow reports, a rep for the show calls the rumors 'ridiculous.'

Britney Spears releases her new song 'Ooh La La,' which will be featured on the upcoming 'Smurfs 2' movie soundtrack. She's also reportedly teaming with Will.i.am for her upcoming eighth album, after the duo's wildly successful 'Scream & Shout.' Kristina Behr has the details.

Rebel Wilson's television show 'Super Fun Night' will premier on ABC this fall. As John Basedow reports, the Australian comedian first caught the public's eye in 'Bridesmaids' and 'Pitch Perfect,' and then stole the show at this year's MTV Movie Awards.

Like Farrah Abraham, Courtney Stodden tells E! News she too has a sex tape. However, unlike Abraham, Stodden says hers is strictly private, and warns hackers they won't find anything on her computer because her tape is 'personal.' Kristina Behr has the details.

Chris Brown is launching the 'Chris Brown Channel' app and corresponding website that feature photos and random video posts keeping his fans up to speed on what he does on a daily basis. This, after he denounced his cyber presence in January, claiming social media takes away the essence of why celebrities are special. Kristina Behr has the details.

Gwyneth Paltrow offers 60 super fans the chance to fly to New York and have a private cooking class with her. As John Basedow reports, Paltrow offered the exclusive deal through Groupon.com for $2,000 and it sold out within 24 hours.

The sitcom 'Modern Family' is wrapping up its fifth season and heading into syndication on the USA network. The young stars of the show, Ariel Winter and Nolan Gould, who play Alex and Luke Dunphy, dish the details with us at the USA Network upfronts on what they are planning after the show. Kristina Behr has the details.

'The Office' is ending after nine seasons, and what better way to say goodbye to everyone's favorite Dunder Mifflin employees than with a look back at some of the greatest moments from the series. Gillian Pensavalle has the rest.

An MTV insider tells Radar Online the network is considering airing a special aimed at rehabbing the strained relationships of 'Teen Mom' stars Jenelle Evans and Farrah Abraham and their estranged mothers. The supposed insider says the women would all live in the same house, 'Big Brother' style, along with a psychiatrist and relationship counselor as cameras roll. Kristina Behr has the details.

Giving new meaning to the phrase 'sex sells,' burlesque star Dita Von Teese is selling her 1939 Packard on Ebay and posted sexy photos of herself with the car to help sell it. Von Teese loves her vintage cars, and says she recently bought a 1940s La Salle, and had to let her blue beauty go. Kristina Behr has the details.

Chris Brown deleted his Twitter account after an X-rated fight with comedy writer Jenny Johnson. But now, he's back on the internet making controversial remarks on Instagram. He compared himself to the late rapper Tupac Shakur. He also said that Shakur was the only person in the world that would understand him. Kristina Behr has all the details.

Nicki Minaj is reportedly leaving 'American Idol' after this season. US Weekly says the singer is leaving to focus on her new album. This comes on the heels of Randy Jackson announcing this season will be his last on the show. Plus, Chris Rock tweets a photo of himself in the studio with Eminem, sparking rumors he will appear on the rapper's next album. Patrick Jones has the rest.

The wildly popular improv comedy show, 'Whose Line Is It Anyway?' which ran for eight seasons, is returning to television on the CW network in July. The reboot will feature cast staples Colin Mochrie, Ryan Stiles, and Wayne Brady. Aisha Tyler replaces host Drew Carey, and the crew will be joined each week by a special guest. Kristina Behr has the details.

The Wrap reports that Christina Aguilera has signed a $12.5 million dollar deal to return for season 5 of 'The Voice.' It isn't confirmed if she'll replace new judge Shakira, but The Wrap also says Cee-Lo Green is rumored to be in talks of returning to the show, which could bump out another judge. Kristina Behr has the dirt.

Danity Kane may be making a comeback. TMZ reports the girl group that Sean 'Diddy' Combs formed on MTV's 'Making the Band' in 2005, and later dissolved, may be reuniting without Diddy for a new album and tour. Rena Karefa-Johnson says if the reported reunion is disgusting or delicious.

Eight year 'Saturday Night Live' veteran, Bill Hader, announces he his leaving the show after this season is over. He confirms his departure to the New York Times, saying it was a hard decision but he had to leave 'SNL' eventually. He follow Seth Meyers, who will leave to take over for Jimmy Fallon on 'Late Night,' as questions swirl over whether Jason Sudeikis and Fred Armisen will also leave. Kristina Behr has the details.

A viral video of a couple singing karaoke on 'The Tonight Show's' popular 'Pumpcast News' segment is reportedly not what it seems. The Smoking Gun reports Will and Monifa Sims are both actors who started a theater company in Chicago. The website also says Monifa appeared on a 'Pumpcast News' segment a few years ago, which Jay Leno and 'The Tonight Show' did not mention. Gillian Pensavalle has the rest.

Jennifer Aniston's hairstylist, Chris McMillan, tells Women's Wear Daily he was stoned when he created 'The Rachel' haircut in 1994, telling the fashion publication he is 14 years sober, and feels safe enough to say that. Gillian Pensavalle has more on the iconic look made popular by 'Friends' in the 90s.

Jack Bauer will return to Fox for 12 new episodes of '24' in May 2014 as a part of Fox's strategy to put together more event series. After eight seasons and a movie, '24' fans will be excited to fight terrorism again with Kiefer Sutherland. Patrick Jones reports.

Jaden Smith is reportedly ready to move out of his home with famous parents Will Smith and Jada Pinkett. British tabloid 'The Sun' reports the 14-year-old is asking his parents for one heck of a 15th birthday present. The tabloid quotes Will as saying that Jaden says ‘Dad, I want to be emancipated.’ Kristina Behr has the rest.

Nearly 200 acts, from spiritual drummers to singer/songwriters showcased their globally diverse talents for a panel of 36 judges to earn a spot in the 'Music Under New York' MTA program. If an artist is one of the only 20 chosen, they'll get the chance to perform in public at various transportation hubs. Kristina Behr has the details.

Mike Tyson is getting his own cartoon called 'Mike Tyson Mysteries' on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim programming block. Tyson will reportedly voice himself and be paired with a foul mouthed pigeon side-kick. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Patricia Krentcil, aka 'Tanning Mom,' has reportedly signed on to appear in a gay porn movie. TMZ reports the 44-year-old offered up her services to porn company Vivid Entertainment, who turned her down, but then Lucas Entertainment signed her up to make a cameo in a gay porn, paying her $1,000 to keep her clothes on. Kristina Behr has the details.

Kate Upton lands her first U.S. Vogue cover, despite some modeling experts thinking the dream would never happen for the Sports Illustrated swimsuit bombshell. In the June issue, Upton says she loves her body, and is 'so proud' of her boobs. As John Basedow reports, much of the model's success can be attributed to her use of social media.

Former 'Teen Mom' star Farrah Abraham is reportedly pleased her sex tape is doing well, after TMZ says the video demolished Kim Kardashian's record number of views on Vivid's website for her own skin flick. As John Basedow reports, Abraham is apparently over being compared to the Kardasian, telling ETOnline she hopes to live her life differently than Kim. She also told E! News she is not that sexually active.

New Democratic party leader Thomas Mulcair made an amazing 'Arrested Development' reference while giving a speech about missing anti-terrorism spending, asking where 3.1 billion dollars went. He asked members of Parliament if it was hidden in the banana stand, which is a popular quote from the show. Kristina Behr has the details.

'The Real Housewives of New York' are reportedly threatening to quit the Bravo show, unless they all get huge raises. TMZ says LuAnn de Lesseps, Carole Radziwill, Aviva Drescher, Ramona Singer, Sonja Morgan and Heather Thomson won't start season 6, until they each get a pay hike. The website also says the network is furious, and will fire the women if they don't sign their contracts. John Basedow has the rest.

According to a UK survey by Fuse Fashion, Beyonce is the celebrity most women want to look like when they go out for a night on the town. She beat out Kim Kardashian, Cheryl Cole and Rihanna for the title. Some say the results show that women are aspiring to look like celebs who are more 'natural' and 'curvy.' Kristina Behr has the details.

Mariah Carey debuts her new music vide '#Beautiful' featuring Miguel on 'American Idol.' The video features Miguel riding a motorcycle in the country, and Carey dances around in sexy outfits. At 43 with two kids, Kristina Behr says, the pop star definitely is beautiful, but seems to have a thing for using wind machines.

Nicki Minaj previews several looks that will be part of her new clothing collection available at Kmart stores. Surprisingly, many of the looks are toned down for the outrageous rapper. Aside from wild leggings, her collection includes dresses, jumpsuits, hooded jackets and bright colored accessories. She already has a 'Pink Friday' fragrance, MAC cosmetics, and nail polish line. Kristina Behr has the rest.

In honor of 'The Great Gatsby' hitting theaters, a UK website calculated what it would cost to live like Jay Gatsby today. His Long Island mansion would cost upwards of 30 million dollars, his cars would be nearly 400,000, and his extravagant parties would cost more than one million. Kristina Behr has the details.

Madonna's 'MDNA' concert, the biggest and most successful tour of 2012, will premier on EPIX this summer. The concert was filmed mostly in Miami, but will contain footage from some of the popstar's other 88 sold-out worldwide shows. EPIX launched its network with a concert of Madonna's previous tour 'Sticky and Sweet.' Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Selena Gomez debuts her new music video for her single 'Come & Get It.' The video shows the pop star dancing in see-through dresses, writhing around in water and hanging with a mystery man. It comes on the heels of her and Justin Bieber rekindling their relationship. Kristina Behr has the details.

Warner Brothers has acquired the rights to make a 'Dungeons & Dragons' movie. The movie will be based off the popular fantasy board game that allows people to role-play characters. Patrick Jones says the movie is written by the same screenwriter of 'Wrath of the Titans' and 'Red Riding Hood,' which could be cause for concern.

Kristen Stewart and Tom Cruise are named the least trusted movie stars in America in a poll given by Reader's Digest. The two landed at the bottom of the the magazine's '100 Most Trusted People in America' list. Tom Hanks, Sandra Bullock, Denzel Washington and Meryl Streep took the top spots for being the most trustworthy. Kristina Behr has the story.

Nick Lachey went on Bravo's 'Watch What Happens: Live' with Andy Cohen, and said he hasn't spoken with ex-wife Jessica Simpson in six years. He also said he's happy Joe Simpson is no longer his father-in-law, because he apparently used to get touchy-feely under the table at Easter dinner. Kristina Behr has the details

Candice Glover wows the judges again, as the only performer to get a standing ovation on 'American Idol' Top 3 night. Glover, along with Angie Miller and Kree Harrison visited their hometowns on the show before performing for the judges. Glover sang 'Somewhere' from 'West Side Story' and impressed judges Randy Jackson, Mariah Carey, Nicki Minaj and Keith Urban. Kristina Behr has the rest.

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler may be teaming up once again on 'Anchorman: The Legend Continues.' The website, On Location Vacations, posted a photo of what looks like the two in 70's garb on the set of the Anchorman sequel in Georgia. So far Harrison Ford, Liam Neeson, and John C. Reilly have all been spotted filming as well. Kristina Behr has the details.

In honor of 'National Teacher Day,' we take a look at some of Hollywood's biggest names who were once teachers. From Mr. T, Gene Simmons, J.K. Rowling, to even Sting, these famous faces once taught kids before moving on to other endeavors. Kristina Behr has the details.

Justin Timberlake is using social media to get the word out about the next steps in his career. He is using Instagram to announce the follow up to 'The 20/20 Experience', 'The 20/20 Experience Part 2' which will be released on September 30th. Gillian Pensavalle has the rest.

Ahead of her latest court mandated rehab stint, Lindsay Lohan sat down with CNN host Piers Morgan to talk about drugs and rehab. In the interview in 'The Daily Mail,' she claims she only has done cocaine four or five times, has never taken heroin, has smoked pot, and liked ecstasy the best. Kristina Behr has the story.

Actor Kevin Spacey, who currently stars in Netflix's 'House of Cards,' tweeted photos of a puppy he rescued and named 'Boston' to honor the city after the Boston Marathon bombings. Spacey even traveled to the city to thank first responders, police and visit hospital patients after the attacks. Kristina Behr has the details

'The Office' is ending after 9 seasons, and to celebrate, cast members held a wrap party in Scranton, Pennsylvania, where the show takes place. Thousands of fans gathered to hang out with Pam, Jim, Dwight and the other employees of Dunder Mifflin. Gillian Pensavalle tells us, there was one big surprise.

Tom Cruise is reportedly set to star in a fifth installment of 'Mission Impossible.' Paramount pictures, Skydance productions and J.J. Abrams' production company, Bad Robot, will produce the film along with the 50-year-old actor. No director or release date have been announced. Cruise's 'Ghost Protocol' was his biggest global hit, earning $694 million in ticket sales. Kristina Behr has the details.

Paris Jackson, the 15-year-old daughter of the late Michael Jackson, is growing up fast, and making her own decisions. She reportedly is defying her grandmother, Katherine, and refusing to preach door-to-door as is common in their Jehovah's Witness faith. John Basedow has more.

Honey Boo Boo's Mom, aka June Shannon and her love of nine years, Sugar Bear, tied the knot in their Georgia backyard. June wore a one-of-a-kind wedding dress and Sugar Bear wore matching attire. You'll be able to catch the entire wedding next season on "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo.' Kristina Behr has the details.

Michaela Weeks, a 25-year-old waitress from England, is cashing in on her striking resemblance to Britney Spears. Weeks makes up to $500,000 a year by impersonating the pop diva. John Basedow has more.

After appearing as a mentor and performer on 'American Idol,' Harry Connick Jr., is reportedly in talks with producers to become a judge for the show next season. The singer says producers asked him to join the show for season 9, but he couldn't commit to the time frame. Kristina Behr has the details.

'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star Porsha Stewart is reportedly faking her divorce to former football player Kordell Stewart, according to MediaTakeOut.com. As John Basedow says, an insider told the website that Porsha found out she would not be returning to the Bravo reality television series, so she created some drama to remain relevant. Apparently, it worked since she's been invited back for the next season.

Justin Timberlake will star in a new biopic about Neil Bogart, the 1970's music producer. Written by Bogart's son, Timothy, 'Spinning Gold' will tell the story of the famous founder of Casablanca Records who was responsible for launching the careers of KISS, Curtis Mayfield, Donna Summer, the Village People and more. Kristina Behr has the details.

Artist Daniel Edwards, known for his celebrity sculptures of Britney Spears giving birth on a bear skin rug, the Octomom Nadya Suleman, and Brangelina's twins, has now depicted what the unborn babies of Kate Middleton and Kim Kardashian will look like. Kristina Behr has the details.

Farrah Abraham released a Keek video on Twitter defending her reasons for selling her sex tape with porn star James Dean for a reported million dollars. In the video, she asks what everyone else would do, and claims she was tired of being single and dating guys who weren't into her, so she decided to make a porno. Kristina Behr has the story.

Kevin Clash, the man behind Elmo from 'Sesame Street,' scored a Daytime Emmy Nomination for his work, despite the puppeteer facing allegations he had sexual relations with several underage boys. Clash resigned from the show in November, after 28 years. Kristina Behr has the details.

John Stamos is hosting and co-producing a new web series in which he'll interview various celebrities about their first sexual experiences. The show will be co-produced with documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock and will be called 'Losing Your Virginity with John Stamos.' Kristina Behr has the details.

Natalie Portman and Michael Fassbender have reportedly signed on to star in a movie version of Shakespeare's 'Macbeth,' with Portman playing Lady Macbeth. The two join a long list of stars who have recited the famous poet's work including Mel Gibson and Glenn Close in 'Hamlet,' Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes in 'Romeo & Juliet,' and Al Pacino in 'The Merchant of Venice.' Kristina Behr has the story.

'Breaking Bad' star Bryan Cranston, who plays Walter White on the show, spills details about the series finale of the show, which premieres August 11th on AMC. Cranston says the series will definitely have a big ending, unlike 'The Sopranos,' and show creator Vince Gilligan calls it 'victorious.' Kristina Behr has the details.

One Direction is about to roll out their new Mystery Machine, a van styled after the one from 'Scooby-Doo.' The British band reportedly had the van designed like the one from the cartoon, and photos were posted to Instagram. Patrick Jones says it's not the first movie or television car to be re-made in real life.

Former Fugee member Wyclef Jean was recently spotted by TMZ in New York City waving around his gold plated AK-47 machine gun shaped guitar. The rapper says he created the guitar as a statement on gun culture in America, and wants to convert weapons into music. Jean uses the guitar on his new album 'April Showers.' Kristina Behr has the story.

Steven Soderbergh, who directed the first 'Magic Mike,' says the sequel is well on its way to being made, but this time the movie will be more of a road trip comedy focusing on each characters background. He also told one publication that the original cast including Channing Tatum, Matthew McConaughey, Alex Pettyfer, Joe Manganiello, Matt Bomer and Adam Rodriguez are returning to star in the sequel. Kristina Behr has the details.

Rihanna reportedly bought her on-and-off again boyfriend Chris Brown a special edition Mercedes Benz for more than one million dollars for his upcoming 24th birthday. The extravagant gift comes as a surprise, amid reports that the two are 'off' again, after photos surfaced on Twitter of Ri-Ri kissing a random fan, and Chris unfollowed Rihanna on Twitter. Kristina Behr has the story.

Angus T. Jones, who plays Jake on 'Two and a Half Men' will not return to the show for season 11. Though Warner Brothers is reportedly considering the 19-year-old actor for a recurring role on the sitcom. Meanwhile Jon Cryer and Ashton have signed on for another one-year contract, with Kutcher reportedly earning $700,000 an episode. Kristina Behr has the details.

The 'Game of Thrones' episode 'Kissed by Fire' really tugs at the heartstrings. From another Ayra disappointment, to the story behind Jaime Lannister's 'Kingslayer' name, emotions ran high. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

'Mad Men' episode 'The Flood' tackles another historical assassination, with the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The episode follows how each character responds in the aftermath of the civil rights leader's death. Plus Don Draper shows once again, that he's the only person he'll ever love. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Former wide receiver Chad 'Ochocinco' Johnson spent his weekend hanging out with a homeless man named Robert that he nicknamed 'Porkchop.' Robert reportedly asked Johnson for a cigarette, and the former footballer did him one better- he gave 'Porkchop' a new watch, took him on a shopping spree at Urban Outfitters, and hung out with him at a club. Kristina Behr has the details.

'Project Runway' host Heidi Klum and former Spice Girls singer Mel B join the judges panel for the eighth season of 'America's Got Talent,' alongside Howie Mandel and Howard Stern. A preview released by the network shows the new judges in action, along with some of the crazy variety acts in the upcoming season including singers, dancers, snake charmers, and animal acts. Kristina Behr has the details.

According to OK! Magazine, Jennifer Aniston is so in love with her fiance Justin Theroux, she's refusing to sign a prenuptial agreement, despite his offer. A source tells the mag that she's choosing love, not money. But that notion didn't work out so well for other couples like Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillipe, Madonna and Guy Ritchie, and Sir Paul McCartney and Heather Mills. Kristina Behr has the details.

Amanda Bynes is making a buzz again, this time shaving half her head, and posting pictures to Twitter. The former Nickelodeon star's followers seem to like the new do, and its resemblance to singer/actress Cassandra Rae Steele's haircut. Bynes joins Miley Cyrus, Rihanna and other celebrities who went bald. John Basedow has more.

Soap operas 'One Life to Live' and 'All My Children' return with new episodes airing on Hulu, Hulu Plus and iTunes, and the stars couldn't be more excited. John Basedow caught up with Erika Slezak, Cady McClain, Melissa Archer, Debbi Morgan, Robin Strasser and more on the red carpet as they dish on the new episodes.

Straying further from it's name of 'Music Television,' MTV announces that it will create a television series based on the 'Scream' movie franchise, with film director Wes Craven in talks to direct the TV version. MTV will also air a new dating show 'The Hook-Up,' two docu-series' 'Nurse Nation,' and 'Generation Cryo,' and renew 'Snooki & JWoww' for a third season. Kristina Behr has the details.

Cap'n Crunch is joining the late-night talk show circuit with his very own show on Youtube. The pirate captain's show will air on Youtube every other Tuesday at 11:35 p.m. beginning on May 7th. Cap’n Horatio Magellan Crunch has a loyal fan base on Twitter and Facebook, and the cereal brand is hoping this latest effort will further the captain's reach. Patrick Jones has more.

Following the successful 'Veronica Mars' Kickstarter movie campaign, Zach Braff is enlisting the help of fans to help him fund his 'Garden State' follow-up, 'Wish I Was Here,' which he plans to make with his brother. Though he's well on his way to making his two million dollar goal, not everyone thinks it's fair he's using his star power to crowd-fund his latest movie. Kristina Behr has the details.

Jeffrey Tambor, who plays 'George Bluth' on 'Arrested Development,' talks about the new episodes that are premiering on Netflix on May 26th. Netflix also unleashed new posters of the entire cast along with character appropriate quotations, leading fans to expect some favorite jokes will be reprised in the upcoming fourth season. Kristina Behr has the story.

Comedian Nathan Fielder got his fans to pretend to accidentally text their parents about a drug deal, and then tell them to ignore the text. The Comedy Central 'Nathan For You' host got some amazing results. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Desiree Hartsock, the third runner up from Sean Lowe's season of the Bachelor, is ABC's new Bachelorette. Rena Karefa-Johnson breaks down the 'need to know' facts on Desiree and questions whether Desiree will make a disgusting or delicious Bachelorette.

Michael Bublé surprised a group of New York City subway riders by taking over a stop and breaking out into the song 'Who's Lovin You' with the group Naturally 7. The song is featured on his latest album 'To Be Loved.' Bublé joins a list of famous singers who have crooned underground, including Jessie J and Keith Urban. Kristina Behr has the details.

Political satirist Bassem Youssef, known as 'Egypt's Jon Stewart,' hosts a similar show to 'The Daily Show' in Cairo called 'The Program.' After being issued an arrest warrant, accused of insulting Islam and Egypt's President, Time Magazine named Youssef one of the '100 Most Influential People in the World' for becoming the voice of many Egyptians who don't have the freedom to speak against their government. Kristina Behr has the details.

The Hollywood Reporter is claiming that the producers of 'American Idol' hatched a secret plan to replace Mariah Carey with former judge Jennifer Lopez for the remainder of the season in order to boost the low ratings. The publication claims that Carey got wind of the situation, and threatened legal action. Kristina Behr has the details.

Emma Watson is making waves with the release of the newest trailer for Sophia Coppola's 'The Bling Ring.' The 'Harry Potter' veteran stuns with her portrayal of a ditzy California teen in the film that is based on the true story of L.A. teenagers who robbed the homes of wealthy celebrities like Paris Hilton and Miley Cyrus. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Gwyneth Paltrow is catching heat for selling kids bikinis designed by Melissa Odabash on her Goop website. Child abuse campaigners from the organization Kidscape say the bikinis and cover-ups featured on her website sexualize small children. Kristina Behr has the details.

Reese Witherspoon's recent arrest and her alleged 'do you know who I am' rant to the cops was not her finest moment. But it's far from the most embarrassing celebrity arrest on the books. Rena Karefa-Johnson ranks the most digusting and delicious celebrity arrests from Matthew McConaughey getting caught naked playing the bongos to Mel Gibson's alleged anti-Semitic rant.

Former supermodel and reality television star Janice Dickinson has reportedly filed for bankruptcy. Dickinson is said to be one million dollars in debt, but she says she's trying very hard to pay everyone back. Victoria Keelan has the story of the larger-than-life model's financial woes, which include an $8,000 debt to her plastic surgeon.

Time Magazine is honoring the 100 Most Influential People in the World, from artists, pioneers, titans, leaders and icons. Celebrities on this years list include Lena Dunham, Bryan Cranston, Christina Aguilera, Frank Ocean, Miguel, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Daniel Day-Lewis, Steven Spielberg, and Jay-Z. Kristina Behr hit the red carpet for the New York City event.

In honor of Hairstyle Appreciation Day, Rena Karefa-Johnson reviews the most disgusting and delicious celebrity hair evolutions from Solange Knowles' adorable afro to Miley Cyrus' new buzz cut.

Ben Affleck is taking the Live Below the Line challenge, and spending less than $1.50 a day on food for five days. Live Below the Line is a charity that aims to highlight the 1.4 billion people living in extreme poverty, or living on less than $1.50 a day. Other celebrities taking the challenge include Sophia Bush, Josh Groban and Hugh Jackman. Patrick Jones has the story.

As 'Dexter' comes to an end, there is talk about a possible spinoff focusing on Debra Morgan, Dexter's foul-mouthed sister. Gillian Pensavalle has the details on the Showtime hit that is about to enter its eighth and final season.

Former MTV 'Teen Mom' star Farrah Abraham reportedly brought her daughter and father with her to Vivid Entertainment to negotiate a potential release of her sex tape. A sad situation seems to continually get worse. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Cher confirmed via Twitter she's finally done recording her 26th album. The as-yet-untitled album is her first since the 2001 release 'Living Proof.' The 66-year-old singer released her new single 'Womans World' in November, and the new album, which is rumored to feature collaborations with Lady Gaga, Pink and Timbaland, was supposed to be released in March but got pushed back to September. Kristina Behr has the details.

In the 'Mad Men' episode 'To Have and to Hold,' Don Draper makes a poor pitch for Heinz, and Peggy's pitch is better, making one wonder if the protégé has overtaken the mentor. Then Don consoles himself in a predictable way. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Justin Bieber appears in will.i.am's new video '#ThatPower' off his fourth album '#WillPower' via hologram. The futuristic video shows 'The Black Eyed Peas' singer dancing and carrying around a box that houses the Biebs. Kristina Behr has the rest.

'Game of Thrones' episode 'And Now His Watch Is Ended' shows everyone getting put in their place, and Daenerys Targaryen may have changed the game entirely. Gillian Pensavalle has the rest.

GoDaddy commercial star, Jesse Heiman, is getting all kinds of ladies these days. The actor known mostly for small, extra roles shot to fame when he appeared in a Super Bowl commercial with supermodel Bar Refaeli. As John Basedow reports, now Heiman is locking lips with celebrities like Maria Menounos, Scheana Marie and Brandi Glanville.

Bravo announces a spinoff for 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star NeNe Leakes about her upcoming marriage to her ex-husband. The show, 'I Dream of NeNe: The Wedding' will debut this fall. John Basedow has the rest.

Anne Hathaway's haircut in the movie 'Les Miserables' was voted the most influential hairstyle of all time in a poll by the Hairdressing Council of Great Britain and Universal Pictures. Hathaway's hairdo beat the hairstyles on Jennifer Aniston, Audrey Hepburn, Veronica Lake and Molly Ringwald. Kristina Behr has the rest.

Eddie Kaye Thomas, famous for playing Finch in 'American Pie,' reportedly had a one-night-stand that ended terribly wrong. TMZ reports the actor brought a woman home after meeting at a diner, and she refused to leave the next morning, pulled out a knife and destroyed his belongings. The woman had to be removed by a SWAT team after a six hour standoff. Kristina Behr has more.

On a recent publicity tour for the movie 'The Lone Ranger,' Johnny Depp revealed his dream role would be to star in a biopic about 92-year-old comedic actress Carol Channing. She's best known for her work on Broadway in 'Hello Dolly!' and in the movie 'Thoroughly Modern Millie.' Kristina Behr has the details.

Amanda Seyfried, who played the dim-witted Karen Smith in the movie 'Mean Girls,' tells Allure magazine she wants to play the vain Regina George, originally portrayed by Rachel McAdams, if the film ever makes it to the Broadway stage. Tina Fey, who wrote 'Mean Girls,' has talked about a Broadway adaptation for years. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Bravo's upcoming reality television show 'Princesses: Long Island' is set to debut in June, portraying six young women who move back home with their parents, to enjoy a pampered life on daddy's credit card. Patrick Jones explains some people are worried how these princesses portray certain stereotypes.

Lady Gaga beats President Obama, Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton, J.K. Rowling and more in 'Time' magazine's Most Influential Person of the Decade contest. The winners were chosen by the magazine's readers, and Gaga came in second, after Burmese freedom fighter Aung San Suu Kyi. Kristina Behr has more.

Disney Pixar's 'Monsters University' kicks into theaters this summer, and ahead of its release, the movie is using creative promotional tactics like a website that looks like a real University site, and descriptions of the Greek fraternities and sororities at MU. Gillian Pensavalle takes a look.

Orrion Wilson of Florida allegedly stole a Pontiac Gran Prix to try and get to an audition for the 'X-Factor' in New York. Louisiana police say he told them he was going to audition in New York after a successful audition in New Orleans, but the show doesn't provide contestants with money to cover travel expenses, and he needed to get home to Florida, fast. Patrick Jones has the story.

In the latest issue of 'GQ' magazine, Robert Downey Jr. says he will definitely win an Academy Award, and that he's one of the best actors of his generation. Though, perhaps meant to be tongue in cheek, the 'Iron Man 3' actor says he doesn't care about awards, and earned fifty million dollars to play Tony Stark for a third time. Kristina Behr has the details.

Amanda Bynes looks very strange in a new selfie video she tweeted out to her followers. In the video she makes a weird face and sucks on a sour patch kid as she gets ready. Patrick Jones wonders if she's being strange again, or if she's the best troll ever.

Talk show host Wendy Williams is gearing up to play Matron 'Mama' Morton in 'Chicago' on Broadway. She announced she will tape her talk show, 'The Wendy Williams Show,' as well as star in the musical this summer. She follows in the footsteps of other stars Sofia Vergara, Chandra Wilson and Queen Latifah, who also took on the famous role. Kristina Behr has the details.

Rappers love a good Beyonce shoutout. Drake is the latest to bow down to Queen Bey in his new single 'Girls Love Beyonce' which also samples the Destiny's Child track 'Say My Name.' Rena Karefa-Johnson has more, including the best Beyonce references in rap music.

NBC is reportedly making a kid-version of its hit television show, 'The Voice.' The New York Post reports the show's producers were trying to film the junior version alongside the fifth season of 'The Voice' this fall, but production was pushed back to the end of the year. 'The Voice Kids' is already a hit in Germany, Holland and Finland. Kristina Behr has more.

After the success of Britney Spears and will.i.am's 'Scream & Shout,' she may be teaming with rapper Wiz Khalifa on a song for her new album. Her producer, Jean-Baptiste, hinted at the collaboration on his twitter page. Still, it's not the only surprising musical pairing. Kristina Behr has a look at some of the most random musical duos.

Junie Hoang's lawsuit against IMDB was thrown out by a Seattle judge. The B-list actress sued the Internet Movie Database for posting her real age, 41, saying her age prevented her from making it big time in Hollywood. Patrick Jones has the rest.

British tabloids are saying Kate Middleton is a huge fan of Kim Kardashian and her family's reality show 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians.' The Daily Star reports the Duchess thinks everyone in the family is hilarious, but can't persuade Prince William to watch the show with her. Kristina Behr has more onyea im the famous and pregnant women.

Kelly Rowland reportedly says Destiny's Child could make another album, or perform together in more shows. After the trio's performance at this year's Super Bowl, Beyonce and Michelle Williams joined Rowland for a track on her own new album, 'Talk A Good Game,' and the group put out their first new recording in eight years in January with the song "Nuclear" on their compilation album 'Love Songs.' Jen Markham has more.

As Tom Cruise's latest movie "Oblivion" is released, Patrick Jones looks at some of the actor's roles over the years, and wonders if he is still a box office draw. It's been a long time since the days of "Risky Business" and "Jerry Maguire," and with duds like "Rock of Ages" and "Knight and Day" in recent memory, does the 50-year-old still have it?

Constantly being in the public's eye makes celebrities targets of some crazy accusations. Sometimes that leads to some insanely untrue and frivolous lawsuits. Like Justin Bieber who was sued for stealing some guy's credit card to have his penis enlarged, P Diddy sued for being responsible for 9/11, Britney Spears for forcing a man to commit crimes at gun point, and Bill Belichick for bugging soup. The list goes on, and Patrick Jones has the rest.

Radar Online reports 'The Real Housewives of Atlanta' star Nene Leakes is now the highest paid in the Bravo franchise, after the network paid her one million dollars plus bonuses to return for the sixth season. There are also rumors that Kim Zolciak may return as well. Kristina Behr has the details.

Award shows are all about glamorous celebrities, but on this year's Emmy red carpet, Latino celebrities were exceptionally stunning. Gillian Pensavalle has the scoop on everything from Sofia Vergara, and her wardrobe malfunction, to Hilaria Thomas and her ultimate accessory, to the adorable Rico Rodriguez and his vintage suit.

As the movie '42' swings into theaters, despite the iconic story, great casting, and soundtrack featuring Jay-Z, it is getting mixed reviews. Some question if it can make it on the list of greatest baseball movies of all time, which includes 'A League of Their Own,' 'Field of Dreams,' 'Bull Durham,' 'Major League,' and 'The Natural.' Kristina Behr has the story.

Minority Brooklyn Nets owner Jay-Z is reportedly selling his small stake in the NBA team. The reason behind it is that HOV is starting a sports representation agency, Roc Nation, and his current ownership prevents his ability to break into the NBA. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Everyone loves Saul Goodman, the 'criminal' criminal lawyer on AMC's 'Breaking Bad,' but could he carry his own spin-off series? AMC is reportedly considering giving the dark drama's comic relief character his own show. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

Celebrities crush just like us. Rena Karefa-Johnson runs down the disgusting and delicious of celebrity crushes from Martha Stewart's "thing" for Ryan Gosling to Russell Brand's crush on all three Kardashians to Amanda Byne's lust for Drake, plus Josh Duhamel's early feelings for Fergie.

Following the hugely successful 'Puppy Bowl' which airs on Animal Planet during Super Bowl Sunday, The Hallmark Channel announced it will air its own three-hour 'Kitten Bowl' showcasing adoptable kittens competing on an obstacle course. Kristina Behr has the details.

Introducing 'Pottering,' the latest Internet meme -- on the heels of 'Vadering' and 'Hadouken.' It involves people jumping with a broomstick to look like J.K. Rowling's 'Harry Potter.' Gillian Pensavalle takes a look at some of the photos.

Real-life married couple Rachel Weisz and Daniel Craig are hitting the Broadway stage for the play 'Betrayal.' They join a list of other famous couples who starred in projects together after exchanging vows, including Will and Jada Pinkett Smith, Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, and Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor. Kristina Behr has the details.

A behind-the-scenes look at Bravo's annual Upfronts, where the network announced 17 new series and 18 returning ones. John Basedow tells us which shows are coming back, and which got the ax. Plus, who from the 'Real Housewives' franchises will return next year.

'Jurassic Park' is released in 3-D to celebrate the classic movie turning 20. In honor of the occasion, Patrick Jones put together four things you probably didn't know about the making of Steven Spielberg's 1993 dinosaur film.

Daddy Yankee's publicist is denying rumors that the rapper is gay. The controversy comes after a picture, supposedly of Yankee kissing a man, combined with a heartfelt note where he supposedly comes out of the closet, exploded across the Internet. Patrick Jones wonders why it should matter.

'Mad Men' season 6 is finally here, and everyone who survived last season is back. We have the details on what fans can expect on Sunday's two-hour premiere and the rest of the season, from more of Betty Francis, to Don Draper scenes in Hawaii. Gillian Pensavalle has an inside look.

Christopher Abbott, who plays Charlie on HBO's hit show 'Girls,' is abruptly leaving the show. His reps confirmed his departure to the New York Post's Page Six, saying that he's working on other projects. But the Post's sources report the real reason he's leaving is because he didn't get along with the shows creator, Lena Dunham. Kristina Behr has the details.

A new Pepsi ad features Beyonce in a dance-off with her old music video personalities like 'Single Ladies,' 'Crazy In Love,' and 'Bootylicious.' Her new single 'Grown Woman,' produced by Timbaland, plays in the background and is the first official track off her still untitled album. Kristina Behr has the details.

An ESPN "Outside the Lines" investigation, reports that the Khloe Kardashian-Lamar Odom cancer charity has yet to donate any money to cancer research. ESPN says the money goes to fund youth basketball teams instead. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

Bravo TV star NeNe Leakes buries the hatchet with arch rival Kim Zolciak and she told 'In Touch Magazine' she's going on a diet. As John Basedow reports, the larger than life reality show diva is making a lot of changes since she started on 'Real Housewives of Atlanta.' Some of the others include getting roles on 'Glee' and 'The New Normal' along with planning to remarry her ex-husband, Greg.

Start it up, Rolling Stones fans, you're about to get some satisfaction because the band is going on another tour. Gillian Pensavalle tells you how to get the details.

Jay-Z is announcing that he is starting a sports representation agency called Roc Nation that will be paired with CAA. His first client is none other than New York Yankees' second baseman Robinson Cano, who is due another major contract when his current one ends after the 2013 season. Patrick Jones has the rest.

A new trailer is out for season six of HBO's 'True Blood,' which premieres June 16th. As season five left of with 'Bill' being transformed into 'Lillith,' the new season promises more blood, battles, and a whole lot of 'Billith.' Actor Rutger Hauer also joins the cast as 'Sookie's' nemesis 'Macklyn Warlow.' Kristina Behr has the scoop.

Baby weight is no fun... unless you're getting paid millions to lose it. Jennifer Hudson, Jessica Simpson and Mariah Carey all made big bucks by partnering with weight loss companies like Weight Watchers and Jenny Craig to lose their pregnancy pounds, and allegedly Kim Kardashian is looking to snag a similar deal with Weight Watchers. Rena Karefa-Johnson has more.

Sony Pictures' April Fools Day prank, a fake trailer for the non-existent 'Pineapple Express 2', got us thinking: which movies most deserve sequels? Rena Karefa-Johnson lists some movies with disgusting or delicious sequel potential including 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off,' 'Superbad' and 'The Room.'

Whether you love to hate her or hate to love her, Nicki Minaj has an open invitation from executive producer Nigel Lythgoe to continue to judge on 'American Idol' next season. From kicking people off stage, to rambling about waffles, Nicki Minaj knows how to keep the viewers talking. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Jennifer Lopez seems to be abandoning her 'Jenny from the Block' image, making too many outrageous diva demands. As John Basedow reports, sources told the New York Post J.Lo lost a potential gig performing in front of 60-million viewers at the opening ceremony of India's Premier League Cricket tournament. The Bronx-born pop star reportedly wanted a private jet, several hotel rooms for her enormous entourage, and other outrageous demands.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt is heading back to television. He will be hosting the half-hour variety show called 'Hit Record TV,' modeled after his online venture, on the new Pivot network. The show will feature short films, live performances, music and animation, and anyone can participate. Meghan McCain will also have her own docu-talk show on the network called 'Raising McCain.' Kristina Behr has the details.

When it comes to the 'Game of Thrones,' you have to pick a side -- Lannister, Stark, Baratheon or Targaryen. But what if you could form your own house, with a sigil and motto? HBO lets you do just that and Join the Realm. Gillian Pensavalle has more and shows off her own sigil.

England's Prince William will soon be leaving the Royal Air Force, although it's not exactly known what he intends to do after his retirement. The Duke of Cambridge's British search and rescue division will actually be privatized by a Texas company. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Movies are being celebrated at this year's Weston Sand Sculpture Festival, an annual event in the United Kingdom running from now through the fall. More than a dozen sculptors worked eight hours a day for over a week on their creations, which range from 'Jaws' to 'Harry Potter' to 'Pirates of the Caribbean.' Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

Celebrities like Jennifer Lopez, Alicia Keys and Gisele Bundchen are ditching heels in favor of high tops but they're not wearing just any high tops. These designer sneakers have a built-in wedge heel that gives all the height of a stiletto but with the comfort of wearing your favorite kicks. Victoria Keelan breaks down the latest wedge sneaker styles and gives tips on how to try the trend.

Daniel Craig showed off his driving skills in a special event to kick off 'The New York Auto Show.' As James Bond in 'Skyfall,' he's no stranger to driving fast cars, and he helped debut Land Rover's new Range Rover Sport SUV. Kristina Behr has the details.

Here's another look at Leonardo DiCaprio, Carey Mulligan and Tobey McGuire in 'The Great Gatsby' in theaters on May 10th. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

ABC Family's hit 'Pretty Little Liars' is getting a spinoff. The series 'Ravenswood' will premiere in October and will center around a mysterious town not far from where 'Liars' takes place and the five characters, who are connected by a curse, must dig into its history. As Kristina Behr reports, the network is likely hoping to create the next 'Melrose Place' or 'Private Practice.'

Feel like Ryan Gosling ruined your life by announcing his hiatus from acting? Well UK media company Blinkbox has a quasi-solution: an emergency hotline for Ryan Gosling fans called the Gosline. The number plays great lines from Ryan's most famous movies. Rena Karefa-Johnson has the story.

Taylor Swift launched a new sneaker collection with Keds. Swift and Keds also launched a limited-edition collection exclusively with Nordstrom. Both collections have a preppy and nautical theme, including a classic pair of RED Keds named after Swift's hit album, that some say is inspired by her time with the Kennedys. Victoria Keelan has the story.

British tabloid 'The Sun' is reporting that 'Twilight' star Robert Pattinson is getting paid $12 million to star in new commercial for Dior. Insiders say the commercial pushes boundaries because Pattinson takes part in a foursome with models. Kristina Behr has the details.

Israeli model Bar Refaeli's 'Created in Israel' commercial is becoming quite controversial. Refaeli, who represents the country in the commercial, is considered a draft dodger by some Israelis for a short marriage that was used to get out of the country's mandatory military service. Patrick Jones has the story.

The Backstreet Boys put out their version of the 'Harlem Shake' video fad...a long time after most people stopped caring. Technically they're only guilty of having fun and making a silly video, but it's a little suspicious that they're putting it out not long before they go on tour for their 20th anniversary. Patrick Jones reports.

The Discovery Channel's reality show, 'World's Toughest Drive,' will exhibit a world record attempt by three men to drive across Antarctica. The show displays the battle against extreme temperatures, wind gusts, and rough terrain. Patrick Jones reports.

'Girl Meets World,' the highly anticipated spin off of 'Boy Meets World,' is in production and the cast is posting behind-the-scenes photos on Instagram. Gillian Pensavalle has some surprises for you.

Mama June, Honey Boo Boo's Mom, is penning a memoir. The book titled 'How to Honey Boo Boo- The Complete Guide on How to Redneckognize the Honey Boo Boo in You,' is available for pre-sale on Amazon.com. She'll also be sharing some family recipes in an upcoming TLC cookbook, which airs her show 'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo." Kristina Behr has the details.

Bravo TV star Bethenny Frankel reportedly bought her $5 million New York City home in her assistant's name and that's making her divorce from Jason Hoppy even more complicated. As John Basedow reports, Jason, who still wears his wedding ring, reportedly doesn't plan to leave until a custody arrangement for their two-year-old daughter Bryn is finalized.

When we think Donald Trump's daughter, Ivanka's name always comes to mind; however, there's a teenage Trump offspring who's proving to be just as ambitious. As John Basedow reports, Tiffany Trump, daughter of The Donald and Marla Maples, is now in her first year at the University of Pennsylvania and has a pop single called "Like A Bird."

Following in the delicious footsteps of the Beyonce Sandwich, the pop music loving foodies at HooplaHa.com are at it again with their Justin Timberlake Soup and Thai Sandwich, celebrating the 'Suit & Tie' singer. Gillian Pensavalle helps you dance your way through the recipe.

What celebrity doesn't love having their picture taken? Even if it's in central booking. In honor of Lindsay Lohan's seventh official mugshot, Rena Karefa-Johnson runs down the most disgusting and delicious celebrity mugshots from Kimora Lee Simmons and Jane Fonda to Nick Nolte.

TLC's 'My Strange Addiction' introduces us to a woman named Michelle who is addicted to drinking blood. She follows a particular set of rules and preferences that involve where and from whom she prefers to drink the blood. Patrick Jones has the incredible video.

TMZ and The Hollywood Gossip are reporting that Chicago Mob Wives' Pia Rizza is getting thumbs down from Playboy. They're reporting Pia even sent them pictures hoping that would spark their interest but Pia is denying that on twitter. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Actress Olivia Wilde reportedly brought fiance Jason Sudeikis, of 'Saturday Night Live,' out for a night at a stripclub. According to the New York Post, Wilde rented a private room with two strippers and paid for the whole thing! Patrick Jones has the rest.

'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star Kandi Burruss is suing her former castmate Kim Zolciak for alleged copyright infringement of the hit single, "Tardy For The Party." As John Basedow reports, the real world drama is even stranger than televised reality in that Phaedra Parks, another RHoA cast member, is representing Kandi in the lawsuit.

In an exclusive behind-the-scenes video from Jessica Simpson's show 'Fashion Star,' the singer-turned-entrepreneur shows off her daughter Maxwell to the crew. Fiance Eric Johnson also makes a cameo in the video. Kristina Behr has the details.

On the Howard Stern Show, actor Gerard Butler admitted sleeping with the 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star Brandi Glanville, but that he forgot her name. Glanville disclosed the intimacy first, and after a paparazzo approached Butler and asked him about the encounter, he disclosed that he had completely forgotten about the reality star. Patrick Jones has the story.

Sorry Jack Bauer fans, it looks like there won't be a '24' movie after all. In an interview with IndieWire, the movie's director Antoine Fuqua says it's not going to happen due to issues between Kiefer Sutherland and Fox. Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

Everyone recognizes Robert Deniro's famous line, 'You talkin' to me?' from 'Taxi Driver,' but did you know that it wasn't in the script? Gillian Pensavalle has some of the well-known movie moments that were completely unscripted.

'The Simpsons' creator Matt Groening says any sequel to, 'The Simpsons Movie' is a long way off, because the 2007 hit was so grueling to make. So what will that mean for Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, Maggie and the rest of Springfield? Jen Markham explains.

Elisabeth Hasselbeck has been let go from 'The View,' according to an US Weekly exclusive. As John Basedow reports, the talk show regular, who's been with the hit ABC program for nine years, was reportedly told her contract would not be renewed.

'Hunger Games' addicts rejoice. The first images of the eagerly-awaited second installment, 'Catching Fire,' are here. As John Basedow reports, Capitol portraits of Katniss, Peeta, Effie, Haymitch and Finnick are whetting the Internet's appetite for the movie's upcoming November 22, 2013 release date.

We all love animals as movie and TV side-kicks but who are at the top? From Flipper to Shrek's Donkey, from Clyde from 'Any Which Way You Can' and 'Every Which Way but Loose,' to, of course, Falkor from 'The Never Ending Story,' Patrick Jones highlights the best.

Free iPhone and Android app ShowScoop answers the question, 'So how are they live?' Users review concerts based on several criteria to let fellow music fans know who is worth those high ticket prices and what groups are worth seeing at festivals like SXSW, Coachella and Bonnaroo. Gillian Pensavalle fills you in.

Carrie Bradshaw from 'Sex and the City,' and James Bond in 'Skyfall' were voted to be the most Fashionable Fiction Stars according to an online British poll. Other characters include 'Downton Abbey's' Lady Sybil Crawley and Matthew Crawley, Joan Holloway and Don Draper from 'Mad Men,' and Chuck Bass in 'Gossip Girl.' Kristina Behr has the story.

Emilia Clarke of 'Game of Thrones' fame is definitely turning some heads in her 'Breakfast At Tiffany's' role on Broadway. Thanks in part to a scene where she bares it all for the audience. In the show, Clarke is actually covered by strategically-placed bubbles, but that didn't stop the audience from getting whipped into a frenzy, trying to get a picture of the nude mother of dragons despite theater rules. Patrick Jones has the story.

There's rumors that Jimmy Fallon could take over Jay Leno's spot on NBC's 'The Tonight Show' in 2014, which trickling down could open up a spot for Howard Stern on 'The Late Show.' What do you think would you watch the famous shock jock as a late night talk show host? Patrick Jones reports.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt released their first organic rose called 'Miraval,' named after their French estate. A case is available online for about $140, and after the first 6,000 bottles are sold, they plan to release 100,000 to restaurants and liquor stores. The Hollywood stars will also debut a red and white wine this summer. Kristina Behr has the details.

Taylor Swift is well known for her mistakes when it comes to men. Most notably the break-ups that have, nonetheless, lead to some of her best music. TMZ is now reporting that she made almost $1 million profit by flipping a house she first bought to be closer to now-ex Conor Kennedy. Patrick Jones wonders why anyone would want the stress of dating her.

Good news, 'Star Wars' fans: Carrie Fisher will be reprising her role as Princess Leia in J.J. Abrams' 'Star Wars: Episode VII.' Gillian Pensavalle has the details on how Fisher sees everyone's favorite intergalactic princess today.

Jon Stewart is branching out from political satire to direct his first feature film, a dark drama about espionage in Iran. The host of Comedy Central's host will take a hiatus from the 'Daily SHow' to write and direct 'Rosewater," based on a true story. John Basedow has more.

'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' is in danger of a boycott if Hollywood lawyers and managers have their way. As John Basedow reports, Bravo stars Adrienne Maloof and Camille Grammar are leaving the series, and Tinseltown bigwigs warn potential replacements to stay clear of the TV franchise, especially if they have existing businesses or careers. One report said only people who have nothing to lose, like Brandi Glanville, could benefit by being on the show.

An interactive, "Game of Thrones," exhibition is hitting the road and will display over 70 original artifacts from the hit HBO show. The exhibition will feature props from seasons 1 and 2, as well as the upcoming season 3, meaning you can get up close to all things Stark and Lannister. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

Well isn't this an interesting turn of events? "Mad Men" is being sued by a former model for using a vintage advertisement of her without her consent. Gita Hall May can be seen in the opening credits of AMC's hit show, in a photo from a Revlon advertisement from the 1960s. Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

Maroon 5 lead singer and coach on NBC's "The Voice" Adam Levine, says he prefers to dress up in black tie and take women to McDonald's on a first date. Levine says he believes it's a spontaneous, cool and sweet move. Jen Markham has thoughts for the ladies who are considering that offer.

Paris Jackson, daughter of the late Michael Jackson, ditched her girl-next-door look for a pinky-black hairdo and some body art. As John Basedow reports, like her "King Of Pop" dad, the 14-year-old avid Twitter user is experimenting with new looks and posted edgy pics with the caption "late night creativity."

Honey Boo Boo's father, David Michael "Sugar Bear" Thompson, will have to pass on family fried-chicken nights. As John Basedow reports, the TLC patriarch had a health scare with chest pains and pancreatitis. According to TMZ, Mama June says he's feeling better now but has been advised to stay away from fried and spicy foods.

Fox News Channel is giving supermodel and raw food expert Carol Alt her own show this summer. As John Basedow reports, the program will focus on beauty and healthy lifestyle tips, a definite departure from FNC's heavy emphasis on political reporting. This could be aFox strategy to broaden its demo and increase ratings.

"Mob Wives" star Angela "Big Ang" Raiola might just be breaking into the world of modeling. As John Basedow reports, the VH1 reality diva was photographed in a bikini next to Victoria Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio and Sports Illustrated cover girl Irina Shayk by famed photographer Bruce Weber. The seasoned models were even snapped reading Big Ang's new book, "Bigger Is Better"…possibly for pointers.

You've seen Josh Duhamel battle robots in, "Transformers," and save an abused woman in, "Safe Haven," but what about shooting whipped cream from his chest? As John Basedow reports, Duhamel channels his inner Katy Perry from her hit, "California Gurls," along with many other surprising costumes in a Nickelodeon promo for the "Kids Choice Awards."

Kenya Moore and Phaedra Parks are known for bringing the drama on Bravo TV's, "Real Housewives of Atlanta." As John Basedow reports, the ladies are extending their battle to the real world by releasing their own competing, "butt-building," workout DVDs. Kenya's, "Booty Boot Camp," promises to create a, "stallion booty," while Phaedra's, "Phine Body," DVD is designed to sculpt a, "donkey booty."

Althea Harper, a contestant on "Project Runway All Stars- Season 2," is dishing on who the best dressed celebs are, and who would be her dream model. She knows what's in style, and even Tommy Hilfiger thinks so too! Kristina Behr has the details.

Kim Kardashian isn't letting the child she's expecting with Kanye West hold back her signature over-the-top style. Rena Karefa-Johnson reviews Kim's maternity fashion including the most delicious, and disgusting, looks of her pregnancy.

Iran was not too pleased with the Oscar's Best Picture winner, Argo, saying that the film was full of, "historical inaccuracies." Iranian director Ataollah Salmanian says he is working on a similar film with American hostages that will start shooting next year. Patrick Jones wonders what changes could be made to correct these "historical inaccuracies."

Online dating website Badoo asked its female users to help rank the most seductive movie quotes ever. The most popular quotes included, Audrey Hepburn speaking to Cary Grant in "Charade," Lauren Bascall in "To Have and To Have Not," and Jessica Rabbit in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." Patrick Jones has the story.

Bravo "Real Housewives" star Brandi Glanville wants LeAnn Rimes to join the cast of of "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," according to RadarOnline. As John Basedow reports, Brandi, who blames LeAnn for breaking-up her marriage to actor Eddie Cibrian, reportedly believes having the country singer on her show will help her storyline and make viewers hate LeAnn.

Fresh off the heels of a massively successful film adaptation starring Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway, "Les Miserables" is heading back to Broadway. Producer Cameron Mackintosh tells fans to expect to see the revival by 2014, but be warned, there will be changes. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

Kate Gosselin is coming back on TV but may have traumatized her eight children in the process. As John Basedow reports, Gosselin will appear on ABC's "Celebrity Wife Swap" where she trades places with E! Entertainment TV's Kendra Wilkinson. Author Robert Hoffman told Radar Online that Kate's kids were scared and confused because they have no idea who Kendra is, yet she's going to be their mom for a week.

Love Beyonce? Love sandwiches? You're in luck because HooplaHa.com created the Beyonce Sandwich and we have the recipe. Gillian Pensavalle shows you how to make the indulgent sandwich inspired by Queen B.

Music media mogul Jay-Z signed singer Kylie Minogue to Roc Nation, his label and entertainment company. As John Basedow reports, the Australian-born Minogue, a 25-year veteran in the music business and Grammy Award winner, joins Roc's elite client roster, which includes Rihanna, as she continues to work on her twelfth studio album.

Lady Gaga may be known as a star loves her "Little Monsters," but behind the scenes, her demands on concert days are up there on the wild scale with the biggest divas. Stuff that includes lavender smelling things, Activia yogurt, posters of artists like Elton John, David Bowie and Billy Joel, and a white mannequin with pink pubic hair. Kristina Behr has the details.

Actress Melissa McCarthy doesn't want her daughters to see her new movie, "Identity Thief." As John Basedow reports, McCarthy, who's known for her hilariously raunchy characters, like man-hungry Megan in the hit film "Bridesmaids," prefers her 5-year-old and almost-3-year-old girls stick with watching her family friendly TV sitcom, "Mike & Molly."

Johnny Depp is taking on the role of notorious Boston gangster James "Whitey" Bulger in the biopic, "Black Mass." Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

George R. R. Martin, the author of "Game of Thrones," is writing a novella based on the Targaryen's. Luckily, you have season 3 of HBO's "Game of Thrones" to hold you over, starting March 31st, 2013. Gillian Pensavalle fills you in.

Toy Story superfans created a shot-for-shot live action remake of the animated classic featuring Woody and Buzz Lightyear. This marks the first animation-to-live action remake. Creators Jonason Pauley and Jesse Perrotta even got the okay from Pixar. Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

There's a new World War 2 miniseries coming to HBO. Following the enormous success of both Band of Brothers and The Pacific, HBO is teaming up with Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg to create a third miniseries based on Donald L. Miller's book "Masters of the Air: America's Bomber Boys Who Fought the Air War Against Nazi Germany." Gillian Pensavalle has more.

"Downton Abbey" is back in the U.S. on PBS so all should be right in the TV world, right? Wrong, since plot twists are revealed all over the Internet as the British series has already aired across the pond. Rena Karefa-Johnson has more on the spoiler controversy.

Angry Birds will be made into a 3D animated feature film, according to Rovio Entertainment, the company that makes the game. The movie is set for release in 2016. Kristina Behr has more on the news and offers up some casting suggestions.

Jared Leto is known for drastically changing his appearance for movie roles and his look for the upcoming "Dallas Buyers Club" is no exception. The actor waxed his body - including his eyebrows - and lost an almost unhealthy amount of weight to play a transsexual character with AIDS. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Famous movie characters are made in large part by the famous actors who played them. But what is those defining roles were originally meant for someone else? What if Al Pacino played Superman instead of Christopher Reeve? That almost happened! Gillian Pensavalle has a lost of some other famous roles that almost never were.

Many classic films we know and love were very close to having some unfortunate titles. Some of the classics that dodged a bullet include Casablanca, The Breakfast Club and Saturday Night Fever. Gillian Pensavalle has the unbelievably bad original names.

The latest diet craze involves watching movies. Not just any movies; only horror films. Scary movies get us all worked up and that burns calories. But what about the popcorn? Tim Minton has the list of top horror classics that cause weight loss.

The Peanuts are gearing up for the 65th Anniversary with a movie being released on November 25th, 2015. The animated feature of Snoopy and the gang is being produced by Charles Schulz's son and grandson, so they are keeping it in the Peanuts family. Gillian Pensavalle has the story and a happy dance.

A lot of pop stars have tried to crossover on to the silver screen and some have succeeded more than others. Gillian Pensavalle takes a look at list compiled by TotalFilm.com of the worst to the best, from Gerri Halliwell of the Spice Girls to Frank Sinatra and Bette Midler.

Movie lover and amateur photographer Chris Moloney recreates movie scenes with black and white images printed from his computer. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

While some celebrities may dislike the idea of social media, others have used it to their advantage. Stars like James Van Der Beek, Betty White and George Takei have become social media pros. Gillian Pensavalle has more... and a meme of her own!

Dick Clark's mountaintop Malibu home sits on 40 acres and has increbile Pacific and valley views but it also looks almost exactly like the Flintstones house in Bedrock. And it has just one bedroom. All for $2.5 million. Jay DeDapper says that's a pretty good deal.

The Redskins Rule predicts the result of presidential elections based on whether the NFL team that moved to the American capital in 1937 wins or loses its final home game before election day. The rule's been right in 17 out of 18 elections since FDR's election. Tim Minton says Barack Obama figured to get the 2012 prediction. But Mitt Romney supporters got a gameday surprise.

New Democratic party leader Thomas Mulcair made an amazing 'Arrested Development' reference while giving a speech about missing anti-terrorism spending, asking where 3.1 billion dollars went. He asked members of Parliament if it was hidden in the banana stand, which is a popular quote from the show. Kristina Behr has the details.

Former President Bill Clinton has ditched @PrezBillyJeff, the Twitter handle given to him by comedian Stephen Colbert for the more official handle, @BillClinton. Gillian Pensavalle has all the tweets between these new BFFs.

Political satirist Bassem Youssef, known as 'Egypt's Jon Stewart,' hosts a similar show to 'The Daily Show' in Cairo called 'The Program.' After being issued an arrest warrant, accused of insulting Islam and Egypt's President, Time Magazine named Youssef one of the '100 Most Influential People in the World' for becoming the voice of many Egyptians who don't have the freedom to speak against their government. Kristina Behr has the details.

Social media is turning red with support for same-sex marriage. From creative versions of the logo to brands to conservative pundit Bill O'Reilly, it seems like everything and everyone is jumping into the debate. Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

When federal minimum wage legislation was passed, the wage was meant to grow with the productivity of workers. Currently, the pay rate remains a measly $7.25 an hour, and Senator Elizabeth Warren states that if the salary rose as intended, it would pay $22 an hour. Patrick Jones has the story.

Jon Stewart is branching out from political satire to direct his first feature film, a dark drama about espionage in Iran. The host of Comedy Central's host will take a hiatus from the 'Daily SHow' to write and direct 'Rosewater," based on a true story. John Basedow has more.

Weather forecast or sports show? It's sometimes hard to tell. The NBA Finals matchup is a meteorologist dream with the Miami Heat facing off against the Oklahoma City Thunder and then there's the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Carolina Hurricanes in the NHL. Len Berman says it gets even crazier once you start including disasters like (the San Jose) Earthquakes, (the Colorado) Avalanches and (the Brooklyn) Cyclones. 

The play-offs have a way of enshrining men into legends both on and off the playing surface.  Broadcasters' calls can be heard generations removed from the events unfolding and still bring chills up the viewers' spine.  Take a look back with Len Berman as he shows us some of his favorites as well as one new Maine-iac.   

When New York Yankees slugger Derek Jeter got his 3,000th hit at Yankee Stadium, he did something no other New York baseball player had ever done. Not Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio, Bernie Williams etc. Len Berman tips his cap. 

Scientists are confirming what was once just a great sci-fi movie plot. The Andromeda Galaxy will collide with our Milky Way Galaxy, forming a single mega-galaxy. Don't cancel your weekend plans, it's not supposed to happen for another four billion years. But is it the end of Earth? Patrick Jones has the answer?

A flyer was posted to Reddit by a user who claims his or her son came home from preschool with the notice that states 'Super Hero play' is no longer allowed, after kids' overactive imaginations caused injuries. The supposed flyer from an unnamed school also bans wrestling and monster games. Gillian Pensavalle has the rest.

Charles Ramsey, the Ohio man dubbed a hero for his rescue efforts that helped free Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight, will now reportedly get free burgers for life from several Cleveland area restaurants. Ramsey said he was eating a Big Mac when he heard Berry scream, in an interview that went viral. Patrick Jones has the rest.

A study sponsored by the National Confectioners Association finds the frequency of candy consumption is not linked to obesity, heart disease or cholesterol problems. The study in Nutrition Journal says people who ate candy every other day were no more overweight or at risk of disease than people who rarely ate candy. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

A man accused of more than 20 break-ins was arrested after police say he was found by tracking the GPS ankle monitoring bracelet he was wearing during the alleged crimes. Jen Markham explains.

John Potter, a World War II veteran in his 90s, is trying to buy back his home before his daughter evicts him. His daughter obtained the deed to the home about ten years ago, after Potter gave the general power of attorney to her, but now she is trying to evict him. Potter's granddaughter set up a 'Go Fund Me' website to try and raise $125,000 to stop that from happening. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Emma Way tweeted 'definitely knocked a cyclist off his bike earlier - I have right of way he doesn't even pay road tax!' Now it's that tweet that has the Norwich Police investigating what exactly took place. Police say they've spoken to both parties involved. Patrick Jones (@patrick_e_jones) wonders what kind of reaction this girl was expecting from her followers with that tweet?

Don't like leaving your four-legged family members home all day? A new device called Petcube promises to let users play with pets from virtually anywhere in the world. Brett Larson has the details.

Jose Laparra, former manager of Club Deportivo Castellon, a professional soccer team in Spain, is accused of breaking into a fortune teller's home. Laparra reportedly entered the home looking for his money back after the teller's love spell, that he allegedly paid thousands of dollars for, failed. Patrick Jones has the details.

With a Starbucks on every corner, the last things Americans need is more caffeine. But Colgate, might disagree. Rena Karefa-Johnson takes a look at the company's patent application for a toothbrush that can disburse caffeine and other chemicals, and looks at the most disgusting and delicious, wacky caffeinated products.

Police say Aftab Aslam faked his own kidnapping by buying a cell phone and texting his parents a phony story. Aslam allegedly tried to convince his parents he was kidnapped because he was afraid to tell them he was failing his college English course. Patrick Jones (@patrick_e_jones) has the story.

A food truck in San Francisco called Bacon Bacon is being ordered to shut down, after neighbors in the area complained that the store gave off too much of a bacon smell, which led to the discovery of a permitting issue. Bacon Bacon isn't going down without a fight, however. Patrick Jones (@patrick_e_jones) says it's started a petition and is taking to social media to try and plead bacon's case.

An Illinois man is charged with soliciting prostitution, after authorities say he left his new bride at an Omni Hotel in Florida, to meet up with a hooker he found online, who turned out to be an undercover detective. Muhammed Ahmed was arrested along with dozens of others in an undercover prostitution sting by the Polk County Sheriff's Office. Deputies say Admed was on his honeymoon at the time of his arrest. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Kentucky police say Trevor Runyon hid in a grocery store overnight, and ate a bunch of food including six steaks, shrimp, and a cake, before allegedly huffing over 50 cans of whipped cream fumes. Patrick Jones has the rest.

The latest meme out of Japan is called 'Pretend Attack on Titan.' People take photos using depth perspective tricks to make it look like a giant is messing with humans. The meme is based off the Japanese anime series 'Attack on Titan' about a city that's attacked by human-eating giants. Gillian Pensavalle takes a look.

The New York Post reports some wealthy moms are allegedly paying handicapped tour guides to escort their children through Disney World to avoid the long lines. The Post cites one unnamed mom as saying she hired a guide from Dream Tours Florida to accompany her family through the park in a motorized scooter with a handicapped sign. Patrick Jones has more.

Tampa taco joint Taco Fusion has some people in an uproar over $35 lion meat tacos they were selling. Rena Karefa-Johnson has more on the exotic meat tacos and wonders if the controversial treat is disgusting or delicious.

Researchers from three United Kingdom institutions say that plants can communicate through underground connections of fungi. Scientists say they do this in an attempt to ward off pests like aphids. Apparently plants are quite chatty, because another recent study says plants also communicate through the air. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Everyone is guilty of posting 'food porn' on Instagram, but a photo of a steak dinner at Morton's led the IRS to 2 suspected identity thieves in Florida. Gillian Pensavalle tells you how the photo on the social website led to the arrests of Nathaniel Troy Maye and Tiwanna Tenise Thomason.

A depression-era photo released by the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture shows a man who looks strikingly similar to Jay-Z, sparking rumors on the Internet that the rapper is a time-traveler. Gillian Pensavalle says the photo from 1939 is not the first old image to show a celebrity doppelgänger from the past.

The Huggies TweetPee app uses a sensor to detect wetness in a baby's diaper and then sends a tweet to the parents. It's only available in Brazil now, but Gillian Pensavalle explains the pretty unnecessary app.

The San Francisco Bay Area Public Transit system, known as BART, finally has a law that will help ban repeat offenders who use the system as a toilet, as well as other more sinister crimes. Patrick Jones wonders why this wasn't the first law put in place when the system opened.

Jones Soda's newest limited edition soda flavor? The gravy and cheese covered french fry Canadian delicacy: Poutine! Rena Karefa-Johnson rules whether it and some other weird soda flavors, from brussels sprouts to candy corn, are disgusting or delicious.

Erin James of Illinois is under arrest for driving under the influence for the second time in two years. In fact, Riverside Police say she was out celebrating the return of her driver's license when she was pulled over for speeding and handed the second DUI. That's not irony, that's stupidity. Patrick Jones reports.

Design studio, Lanzavecchia and Wai, is taking the concept of dual-purpose furniture to a whole new level, creating edible tables, chairs and more out of foods like white chocolate and dried beans. Jen Markham has the story.

Ramineh Behbehanian is facing charges of attempted murder and poisoning after allegedly putting orange juice tainted with rubbing alochol in a San Jose Starbucks refrigerator. The California woman fled the scene, but was arrested shortly after. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

The Svalbard Islands in Norway is looking to hire someone as a polar bear spotter. The job is meant to keep researchers in the field safe from the growing population of polar bears, which are estimated as outnumbering humans on the Norwegian islands. Patrick Jones has the story.

Shocking surveillance footage from a botched gas station robbery in Australia goes viral. The video shows a driver speeding away from a gas station as his accomplice gets tangled in the fuel pump, and goes flying into the air. Gillian Pensavalle has the video.

Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield demonstrates what happens when astronauts get sick in space, something he says happens quite often. Hadfield has a series of videos explaining life on the International Space Station. Patrick Jones has the rest.

A company in the Netherlands is turning your dance moves into electricity with their Sustainable Energy Tiles. Already in use in a club in San Francisco, they can even turn a high foot trafic area into something green. Brett Larson has the electric moves.

Fancy lingerie isn't just for the ladies anymore. Australian company, HommeMystere, specializes in making lingerie just for men, and the company's business is flourishing. Victoria Keelan has more on the trend that has gay and straight men taking a walk on the racy side of life.

The ripe tomato is more than a summer salad ingredient, it's a summer hairstyle. The 'Ripe Tomato' is the newest avante garde hairdo from the hot Osaka hair salon, Trick Shop. Rena Karefa-Johnson has more on the kooky cut, and decides whether it's disgusting or delicious.

Yelp, the consumer reviews website, is now being used as a forum to discuss and rate prisons. There have already been some funny responses, especially one that mentions how one New York City facility doesn't serve great chocolate milk. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Agents at one New York City real estate agency are showing their commitment by getting the company's logo tattooed on their bodies. So far, nearly 40 employees at Rapid Realty have had the logo inked somewhere on their body, but the agency is giving a 15% commission hike to people who become walking advertisements, so it's not all company pride. Gillian Pensavalle has the rest.

Interns at The Weather Channel celebrate the channel's look back at some of the nation's deadliest weather events by sitting in front of a powerful fan, promising to increase the wind speed to tornado-strength if they get one million Twitter mentions. Jen Markham explains why this is a social media stunt in questionable taste.

It may be one of the weirdest insurance policies ever, but Jacobite Cruises, a boat company that operates on Loch Ness in Scotland insured their fleet of boats for $1.5 million against destruction by the Loch Ness Monster. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Sir Richard Branson, CEO of Virgin America, wants to help his passengers hook-up. The airline is installing a system on their planes that will allow passengers to send a drink, meal or snack along with a message. Patrick Jones wonders if this plan could creep out customers.

South African music festival Oppikoppi says it will allow its attendees to get their beers in an inventive way. Through aerial drones. Partiers will supposedly be able to order beers on their phone which will be flown to them on a drone which would drop the beer off with a parachute so it floats to the person who bought it, hopefully. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Having a bike stolen is a pretty upsetting event, but for one Redditor, the blow of the theft was softened when the thief returned the bike, with a hilarious apology note and a coupon for a free lava cake from Domino's Pizza. Redditor Seenic may have been upset to learn a pizza has to be purchased in order to use the free coupon. Gillian Pensavalle has the rest.

Why not ask the Internet to help you buy a Lamborghini Gallardo? The worst thing that could happen is you don't get one. That's the thought behind a crowd-funding site set up by an anonymous New Yorker in his 20s. He explains quite clearly on his website that donations are voluntary and completely for the sake of him buying a lambo, just because he wants one. Patrick Jones has the story.

Mormon bishop and black belt Kent Hendrix rescued his neighbor from an alleged mugging with his Samurai sword. He rushed to the aid of his female neighbor and reportedly scared away the suspect who later turned himself into Utah police. Patrick Jones has the rest.

A company called ScotlandsDNA claims that all people with the red hair gene can be traced back to the first person with that feature, meaning all people with red hair are at least loosely related. In an attempt to lessen the stigma and bullying associated with being a copper-top they've created a home DNA test so people can check if they carry the recessive gene. The hope is that someone who finds out they could have a red-head child, would be less likely to rip on people who do have Ronald McDonald colored hair. Patrick Jones has the story.

A Florida woman is facing grand theft charges after police say she stole $170,000 from her employer, Robbins Camper Sales, in Ormond Beach. Steffani Lariscy allegedly bragged about having extra money, and a tipster says she spent some of the money on new furniture and a boob job. Patrick Jones has more.

A Vietnamese man was busted for allegedly having 53 illegal king cobras in his car. Police say he told them he was paid to move the snakes from one point to another. The snakes were treated and then released into a game preserve. Patrick Jones has more.

Former MTV 'Teen Mom' star Farrah Abraham reportedly brought her daughter and father with her to Vivid Entertainment to negotiate a potential release of her sex tape. A sad situation seems to continually get worse. Patrick Jones has the rest.

McDonald's Japan introduces a 'potato holder,' a plastic container to hold french fries that's designed to fit inside a car's cup holder. Jen Markham explains this is just the latest McDonald's product only available in Japan.

19-year-old Sarah Hanson wanted to drop out of college and work full time on her startup, seniorlivingmap.org, a website dedicated to helping people find senior living centers, but she needed to raise money first. Through an online auction site, Hanson offered 10 percent of her income over the next ten years. The highest bidder put up $125,000. Patrick Jones has the rest.

A new app aims to help people living in Iceland avoid accidental incest. The App of Icelanders is an online database of family trees that go back as far as 1,200 years, and a feature called The Incest Spoiler, helps determine if two people who meet are related in some distant way. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield demonstrates what happens when he wrings out a washcloth in space. The results are incredible for such an everyday task. Patrick Jones has the rest.

A man is arrested after allegedly setting animals free at Everglades Wonder Gardens, a zoo in Southwest Florida. Zoo employees say Steven Trew cut the locks on multiple cages, including a wild boar, a mountain lion, a bobcat and flamingos. Police say Trew admitted to being drunk at the time. Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

Solo is a soda company from Norway that wants the world to try its products. To raise awareness the company cooked up a plan to launch the largest message in a bottle into the Atlantic Ocean. Solo set up a website showing where the bottle is, and where it's been, so that people can guess where it will end its journey. Patrick Jones has the story.

Orrion Wilson of Florida allegedly stole a Pontiac Gran Prix to try and get to an audition for the 'X-Factor' in New York. Louisiana police say he told them he was going to audition in New York after a successful audition in New Orleans, but the show doesn't provide contestants with money to cover travel expenses, and he needed to get home to Florida, fast. Patrick Jones has the story.

A Greek design and architecture firm created the Convertible Napping Desk, which unfolds to reveal a bed and television. The desk from Studio NL could increase employee productivity, since multiple studies show brief cat-naps can benefit workers. Patrick Jones takes a look.

A TV show, 'Mars One' wants to send you to Mars, and beyond. The producers want to make a global reality show out of the entire process from selecting crew members, training and colonization. Of course, the show will also help them raise the needed billions to get there, but not back. Brett Larson has the details

A UK dairy farmer has created the world's first pure-milk vodka, made solely from the milk of cows. Called 'Black Cow' the brand boasts a smooth vodka that has a 'unique' and 'creamy' flavor. Rena Karefa-Johnson has this Disgusting or Delicious.

One Louisiana town is making baggy pants illegal. The town of Terrebonne Parish will fine people $50 for wearing pants slung below their waists, $100 for repeat offenders. This isn't the first time saggy pants have come under fire, New York and Chicago public schools tried to ban saggy pants too. Patrick Jones has the rest.

South Florida is being invaded by the giant African land snail, an invasive and destructive species that can grow as big as a rat. The snails can eat through plaster and concrete walls of houses, and lay 1,200 eggs a year, making them a menace to the sunshine state. Patrick Jones has more.

Constantly being in the public's eye makes celebrities targets of some crazy accusations. Sometimes that leads to some insanely untrue and frivolous lawsuits. Like Justin Bieber who was sued for stealing some guy's credit card to have his penis enlarged, P Diddy sued for being responsible for 9/11, Britney Spears for forcing a man to commit crimes at gun point, and Bill Belichick for bugging soup. The list goes on, and Patrick Jones has the rest.

Before he was the leader of North Korea, Kim Jong Un reportedly performed in a schoolhouse version of the famous musical 'Grease.' British tabloid 'The Sun' reports the dictator played a member of the T-Bird Gang when he was young. Patrick Jones has more.

Magician Rich Ferguson is at it again with his tricks. This time he scared people at a coffee shop in California by pretending to be a human chair. Patrick Jones takes a look at the prank that went viral.

A Reddit user posted a version of the 'confession bear meme,' usually reserved for small and funny white lies, to potentially admit to murdering his sister's abusive boyfriend. Redditors who saw the post, collected information on the person who posted, and turned it over to the FBI. No word on what may come from the investigation, but the user has since deleted all of his information. Patrick Jones has the rest.

The Spa at Four Seasons Resort Vail is adding a line of "Brew and Renew" beer-based spa services targeted at men. The menu includes a Brewsage, a Stout Scalp Treatment and a Beer Brew Bath. Rena Karefa-Johnson takes a look in this Disgusting and Delicious piece.

More than 5.5 tons, or $20,000 worth, of Nutella was stolen from a trailer in Germany. The thefts follow recent reports that Columbia University had Nutella jars swiped from its cafeteria at a major cost to the university. Patrick Jones has the story.

Extreme Kidnapping is a service that allows you to experience a realistic kidnapping, without any real danger. The Detroit business, run by Adam Thick, also known as rapper Mr. Scrillion, opened in 2002, but gained attention after a recent GQ article. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

Tyler Korman allegedly tried to escape with a stolen iPhone by jumping into a canal, but there was a big problem. Korman can't swim. After realizing his major mistake, Korman was able to get himself out of the water, and he now faces several charges including grand larceny and robbery by sudden snatching. Patrick Jones reports.

Scientists at the University of California, Santa Cruz trained a sea lion named 'Ronan' to bob her head in time with rhythmic sounds. Aside from parrots, she is the first non-human mammal that can independently keep a beat -- and she looks really cute doing it -- to The Backstreet Boys and Earth, Wind and Fire. Kristina Behr has the details.

Vero Beach resident Suzanne Wasden is in police custody for disorderly intoxication. Wasden was reportedly drunk and became angry with an ex-boyfriend, while allegedly throwing papayas at him. Neighbors state that Wasden also took down her pants in the sightline of a 16 year old. Patrick Jones has the rest.

The Reading, California Police Department is releasing one of the clumsiest robbery attempts you'll ever see. A gentleman dressed in odd pants throws an object at Kent's Market's storefront window. The object does not go through and so the man flees, but trips...twice. Patrick Jones has the video.

Ruth Amen is facing felony embezzlement charges after throwing her boss a surprise birthday party. Her boss was suspicious about where the funding for the party came from and looked into Amen's practices. It was discovered that Amen allegedly had taken $157,000 in company money over her ten-year employment for personal use. Patrick Jones has the details.

The Hotel Finn in Helsinki, Finland is hiring a blogger to spend 35 nights in 35 days and write about the experiences in the hotel. Essentially that person will be paid to have an extended stay at a hotel, and all they need to do is form an opinion. Who wouldn't want that? A lot of people are applying for the job. Patrick Jones reports.

The Lehigh Valley IronPigs are installing urinal video game systems in the men's rooms at their stadium, Coca-Cola Park. The systems were designed by Captive Media and feature a skiing game where the player controls turns by moving their stream. Patrick Jones thinks it will fit in with a trend of Minor League Baseball teams creating a carnival-like atmosphere, drawing fans for reasons beyond the game itself.

Professional mourners are becoming more and more popular throughout the world. The practice is exactly what it sounds like: hiring actors to come to a funeral and they pretend to care. It took off in China and the Middle East, but it is rapidly spreading west to places like Greece and England. Would you want people to fill out the numbers at your family member's service? Patrick Jones hosts.

Celiac Supplies in Brisbane, Australia charges customers $5 just to get into the store. There's even a sign warning walk-in customers. the store thinks too many customers come in to browse without buying anything. Patrick Jones reports on what seems like a really bad business decision.

We've all been at a sleepover when the first person to fall asleep gets tortured for feeling comfortable enough to rest around his or her friends. Here's a collection of some of the best wake up pranks from around the Internet. Patrick Jones hosts.

A Song Dynasty bowl that was once purchased at a secondhand sale for $3 just sold for more than $2 million at auction. Sotheby's originally projected the Chinese item would sell for around $200,000. Patrick Jones takes a look at famous items, from Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' jacket to Marilyn Monroe's dress, that sold for a lot less than this antique.

TLC's 'My Strange Addiction' introduces us to a woman named Michelle who is addicted to drinking blood. She follows a particular set of rules and preferences that involve where and from whom she prefers to drink the blood. Patrick Jones has the incredible video.

Carnegie Mellon University developed a human-size transformer called CHIMP or CMU Highly Intelligent Mobile Platform. The robot was designed for DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency's robotics challenge. The transformer can grip and manipulate tools, climb ladders, and prevent itself from falling over. Patrick Jones has the rest.

A woman had her iPhone stolen on the subway and then some weird pictures popped up on her Facebook. The pictures show a man smoking, presumably weed, and the thought process is that h's the thief and accidentally uploaded the selfie pics to Facebook without logging into his own account. Patrick Jones has the story.

Having sex in outer space could kill people, according to a study from Montreal University. For the experiment, scientists used a pollen which reproduces very similarly to human beings. They found that the lack of gravity distorts cells when there's an exchange from sexual partners. Patrick Jones bursts your sexual fantasy bubble.

Scott Timmons a 23 year old minor league ice hockey player for the San Antonio Rampage, a Florida Panthers' affiliate allegedly had a few drinks in him and broke into a house that wasn't his to sleep it off. When the family woke up to find him there, they called the police. Patrick Jones has the story.

SexCereal claims to boost your sexual health with gender-specific ingredients. Gillian Pensavalle breaks it down.

A two-headed lamb is getting its first few breaths of air as it was recently born in the small African country of Ghana. The medical term for conjoined twins is polycephaly, and it occurs naturally when twins don't separate properly in the womb. Patrick Jones reports and takes a look at other famous two-headed creatures.

Chipotle's got a fresh new perspective on Mexican food and it involves organic, gourmet tofu. The restaurant chain is calling it as Sofritas, marinated tofu shredded for your burrito, taco or bowl. Rena Karefa-Johnson has more.

A cloth said to be stained with the blood of the last King of France, King Louis XVI, is set to go to auction. The cloth was discovered in the possession of an Italian family and scientists say the DNA on the cloth is similar to other French monarchs but there cannot be a positive ID without any confirmed DNA samples from the beheaded French king. Patrick Jones has the story.

A baseball hopeful hurt himself throwing out bubble gum. Michael Taylor, who's participating in spring training for the Oakland Athletics, cut his hand on a light fixture while disposing of the gum. Patrick Jones take a look at where this wound falls in the oddest off-field injuries of all time.

The Iditarod is a grueling 1,049 mile dogsled race from Anchorage to Nome, Alaska. Among the hurdles mushers face are the cold, the wild and having to schedule pee breaks. The last is a problem trying to be fixed by a new system called Pee Pants, which is designed to allow the person to pee without getting wet at all. Let's hope it works otherwise the poor people testing it will be in for the worst week-plus of their lives. Patrick Jones has the story.

A strange video out of Ukraine shows people dressed as Darth Vader and stormtroopers leading an un-sanctioned drug raid of a man's store. In the video the people are screaming for drugs and then destroy them in a pot, before the real police show up. Patrick Jones has the story.

A teen girl's anti-gay rap is going viral after media outlets continue to bash her lack of tolerance. Gillian Pensavalle has mroe.

After crashing her car into a neighbors mobile home, police say a drunk Arkansas woman attempted to use a Power Wheels as her getaway car. Gillian Pensavalle has the rest of the story.

A Connecticut woman is accused of leaving feces in the oven and refrigerator of her boss after being fired from her job as a home healthcare worker. Fiona Clarke is facing criminal mischief and breach of peace charges. Patrick Jones has the story.

Matt Matagrano is accused of breaking into two jails in New York. There's a little confusion regarding his motive but police say while he was inside he basically hung around, smoking cigarettes with the inmates. Patrick Jones has the story.

A London study states that beer goggles, or the perception that after a few drinks people identify possible mates as being better looking, is false. The real science behind beer goggles is that alcohol blocks your natural inhibitors, except for the carnal urge to procreate. Meaning that you don't see anyone as better looking, you just don't care enough to stop yourself. Patrick Jones has the story.

A Chivas Regal distillery plant in Scotland stated that they accidentally flushed thousands of gallons of whiskey. The mistake occured when workers mistook the spirit for waste water. The release caused some concerns in the water treatment system, but thankfully didn't make it into any natural bodies of water. Patrick Jones reports.

The Macallan Distillery and Oakley are putting out a indestructible flask called, "the flask." The companies put "the flask" to the test by throwing it from a helicopter and dragging it by a sports-car. Patrick Jones wonders if for $910 do you really need indestruction.

James Satterfield was arrested after he allegedly sent the judge who oversaw his divorce proceedings a letter detailing how Satterfield would eat the judge's children. Even worse is that prosecutors say the letter wasn't sent in a fit of rage, rather, they say he was taking steps to potentially carry out his plan. Patrick Jones has the story.

Police say Gregory Jackson Sr. called 911 nine times looking for a cheeseburger! Concerned for his well being, the dispatcher sent an officer to check on Mr. Jackson. They realized there was a warrant out for the nine-time caller and arrested him. But it wasn't all bad, he did get a peanut butter and jelly in his cell. Patrick Jones has the story.

LivesOn is an Internet service that will tweet for you after you pass on from this world and into the next. The service is an algorithm that studies your tweets while you're alive and keeps up your social afterlife once you are dead. It's a service for those who would like to keep their Klout score high when their in the ground. Gillian Pensavalle has the details on how it works.

The Het Arresthuis used to be known as a place where hardened Dutch criminals would go to serve their time. Now the former prison has been converted to a luxury hotel where guests spend $158 a night to stay in the old jail cells, but they aren't exactly roughing it. Patrick Jones has the details.

The state of Montana will now allow its residents to eat roadkill. A recently passed law will permit the state's citizens to eat the mangled meat, mostly because it is believed to be a considerable food source. The state collected 7,000 carcasses off their roads in 2012. Patrick Jones has the story.

Video is going viral of a man dumping horse manure into his wife's Peugeot after he discovers her on a dating website. While the video is shocking, Patrick Jones points out that questions to its legitimacy are raised. The man calls attention to the name of the dating website, Kissinggates, maybe a few too many times.

The United States Air Force is developing insect-sized drones that it believes will better equip the American armed forces in the future. The drones will provide a new intelligence gathering tool that one day may also be lethal. Patrick Jones has the story.

Courtney Stodden is becoming a true triple threat…model, singer and actress. As John Basedow reports, the blonde bombshell has gone brunette to play her "long-lost sister alter ego" Courtina in a YouTube video that has to be seen to be believed. Her dog Dourtney's expression at the end says it all.

A video from a boxing match in North Dakota appears to end in a knock out without a punch landing. The match features NFL player Ray Edwards against a man giving him plenty of size and weight, a complete mis-match, which some are saying strengthens the flop perspective. Patrick Jones reports.

A video of a man from Australia jumping into a cactus is going viral because it looks like one of the more painful experiences seen on the Internet. Patrick Jones walks us through the video and compares it to other famous viral injuries.

THC University in Colorado is offering classes on how to grow your own weed. Through classes such as "Growing Marijuana 101," you can earn your Associates, Bachelors and Masters certification in growing your own pot. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

There are some very odd traffic laws across the United States that you might not know about. From use of dirty underwear to restrictions on gorillas in the backseat, Gillian Pensavalle highlights some of the strangest traffic laws around.

Philadelphia restaurant PYT has created an all-bacon taco shell. Think ground beef, cheese and salsa all wrapped in a weave of crispy pork fat. Rena Karefa-Johnson wonders whether these mini heart-attacks are disgusting or delicious.

A man called 911 after a woman he drove 400 miles to meet stood him up. Unfortunately, the police stood him up as well. Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

Ne Quittez Pas is French restaurant in Tokyo. It's making waves all over the world however because its chef developed a several-course meal with one common theme...dirt. Yes, every dish features dirt. Reviews have been positive, but obviously eating dirt leaves some people skeptical. Patrick Jones has the story.

Sick of putting on lotion and/or dieting? Wrangler has your back with its new line of moisturizing and cellulite fighting jeans. Lizzie Jagger, daughter of Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall, is the face of the Denim Spa line which features denim infused with different solutions meant to keep your skin silky smooth. Rena Karefa-Johnson decides whether the line, being sold on Asos.com, is disgusting or delicious.

Police arrived at a trailer park in in response to a call of a man screaming. When they arrived they found a woman on top of a dead man. Police say the man was smothered to death by the woman's breasts. It's not the first time it's happened either. Patrick Jones reports.

Bishop Auckland College in County Durham, England is starting a course that's controversial. The course is intended to help pupils learn how to nail auditions for shows like the X - Factor. Students will learn confidence and other techniques that the teachers say are typical of those who do so well. Patrick Jones reports.

A Swedish man named Fredrik Hjelmquist has built a music playing coffin. It's designed with the hope that music fans will want to take their favorite songs with them so to speak. The playlist can be updated by anyone from outside of the coffin to keep things fresh. Patrick Jones reports.

While doing a routine probation check up, police reportedly found an alligator named Mr. Teeth guarding 34 pounds of marijuana in a home. Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

Police say Austin Lee Westfall Presler broke into a convenience store after hours, causing $2,500 worth of damage, and took some minor items like beer, cigarettes and munchies, including Cheetos. The Cheetos aspect is important because, according to police, he left a trail of the snack from the store to where he was staying. He's been charged with burglary. Patrick Jones reports.

James Earl Dean waited for a female co-worker at a Georgia Taco Bell parking lot one night and then handcuffed himself to her. Her screams drew the rest of the staff out to her rescue. Dean was sentenced to four years in prison after pleading guilty to false imprisonment. Patrick Jones reports.

The China Press is reporting that people - including family members and doctors - are placing bets on dying cancer patients in Taiwan. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

A man in England found what looks like brains in his KFC chicken. According to KFC it was probably a chicken kidney. MUCH Better! There were however no health risks despite the kidney's unsightliness. Patrick Jones reports.

A study by a UK website shows over the course of their lifetimes, TV viewers spend two weeks looking for the lost remote control. Jen Markham tells us why advances in technology have not provided a solution to this age-old problem.

A man in Nova Scotia is heading to prison for up to 18 months for poking holes in condoms he was using with his girlfriend. He says he thought having a baby would save their relationship, she didn't think so. Patrick Jones reports.

Nadav Nirenberg's plan to get back his cell phone was very clever. He realized the cab driver who stole his phone was using his cell phone and OK Cupid to message women, so Nadav set up a fake profile and messaged the driver. It worked. Nadav used a date to lure the cab driver to a location where he got his phone back! Patrick Jones has the details.

Don't like visiting your parents? Well if you live in China you will now have to as part of a new law that was passed. The legislation states that children must visit their parents often. Could you imagine going to jail because you didn't visit your parents? Patrick Jones has the rest.

Police in Albany, Georgia say that Lauren Owens, 22, was texting when she crashed into the back of a cop car. She faces charges of failure to maintain a lane, texting while driving and not having her license. Patrick Jones reports.

Some of the tech gadgets we use everyday have more bacteria than a toilet seat. John Basedow has the dirty truth about our computer keyboards, cell phones and remote controls, along with what can be done to clean them up.

A strange video is going around of an intense guy talking about headbutting, elbowing and kneeing people in a fight. He uses cantelopes to show how he does it. The video's popularity caused some people to dubb him the headbutt king of the world. Patrick Jones reports.

Remember the Felix Baumgartner jump from space for Red Bull? This is nothing like that. A kid trying to pull a stunt jumping off of a brick ledge onto an exercise ball completely misses and hurts himself bad. He shatters two vertebra and needs extended time in the hospital. Patrick Jones has the video.

Quantum Stealth is a material made by Hyperstealth Biotechnology that the company says bends light to make the person wearing it invisible. The U.S. military is seeking a new camouflage uniform and believes this one has potential. Patrick Jones sees many implications for this invisibility cloak.

Handcuffs haven't been updated in a while. This new design being worked on by Scottsdale Inventions, according to a recently filed patent, will potentially be able to administer shocks, as well as inject the restrained person with anything. They are not ready to be rolled out yet, but it's bound to be a controversial topic. Patrick Jones has the details.

Zurich, Switzerland legalizes prostitution, but with a unique twist. The sex-for-hire workers are confined to zones where customers drive through. Officials say the drive-in method allows a closer eye on the sex trade and confines it to specified areas. Patrick Jones has the details.

A turkey was destined for the chopping block until a farmer noticed a budding romance between her and the farm's resident peacock. Vanessa Yurkevich has more on how the peacock, Pendragon, and Ms. McFeathers are the most unlikely birds of a feather.

A store mannequin manufacturer is offering a model that has a camera in the eyes. They say the camera can help retailers learn more about customers from a new perspective. Benetton's and Nordstrom's are already using the eye-mannequins, but not many other stores have signed up yet. Patrick Jones has the rest.

If you're thinking you can stomach the toe, step up to the bar at the SourDough Saloon in Canada's Yukon territories. There, you can get a pickled human toe in any drink as a right of passage. To complete it, and become a member of the Sourtoe Cocktail Club, you'll have to allow the toe to touch your lips. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Everyone mourns in their own way. But in Taiwan they choose to have big parties complete with parades, fireworks and strippers! Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Thousands of spectators gathered in Spain for the 24th annual Tarragona Human Tower Competition. Thirty groups participated in the two-day event, where the object is to build the tallest and most complex human tower, and then safely dismantle it. Patrick Jones has pictures of the spectacular event.

Two men are banned from a Mongolian BBQ restaurant for indulging in the all-you-can-eat buffet. The management says they have abused the buffet for over 2 years and are no longer welcome. Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

The "Bagel Head" body modification trend is continuing to grow in Japan and, with all its recent press, could start spreading. The process involves getting a saline solution injection under the skin of the forehead so that it fills up, and then pushing in the center creating a bagel look. Forget tattoos and piercings, Patrick Jones has more on these Bagel Heads.

Alarm clocks are bad enough. Afterall, waking up is a real drag.  You have to stop dreaming, leave your comfortable bed. Now, to make it worse, there are apps that make you solve puzzles before they shut off. An exhausted Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

Sailendra Nath Roy might have himself a new world record after pulling a 40-ton train two-and-a-half inches with his hair. The claim is being submitted to the Guinness Book of World Records. This wouldn't be Roy's first world record. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Scientists at NASA think that bending space and time could be possible. This would allow starships to travel faster than the speed of light and thus zip between different solar systems. Devices used in Star Trek might not be that far off as NASA scientists have begun testing their designs and theories in the lab. Patrick Jones has the rest.

The Kurata 01 is a giant Mech that comes complete with reportedly safe cannons and BB gatling guns. We're skeptical about the safety, but sold on the cool - even if the price tag is $1.4 million. Then there's the question of the wrong people getting hold of this monster. Our Patrick Jones thinks it through. 

Astronauts returning from the International Space Station say that space stinks, bad. They describe it as a mixture of burnt steak and hot metal that lingers on their gear. NASA  scientists say the smell is caused by the astronauts themselves, stiring up particles as they move. Patrick Jones has the rest. 

The Transportation and Safety Administration is good about letting passengers know what can and cannot be carried on a flight. The TSA also has an extensive list of what passengers can check in their luggage. Some may be surprising. Vanessa Yurkevich answers the question, can I check my meat cleaver?

Amsterdam based design firm Buro Fur Mehr has designed plans for a drive-through airport. And what is that? The idea is giant airports could be made smaller and offer faster service if instead of bringing poeple to planes, you bring planes to people. Patrick Jones wonders, what could go wrong with that idea.

Mars One has plans to set up a colony on the Red Planet by 2023. Look out NASA and SpaceX. In just four years from now, the private Dutch company wants to have a communications satellite in place, followed by rovers, infrastructure creation, and capped by a astronaut voyage. However, as Patrick Jones notes, there is a catch for those making the trip -- it's a one-way ticket.

With spring underway, which of the season's hottest trends are worth investing in and which need to disappear? Rena Karefa-Johnson is a huge fan of the color blocking trend. She tells you how to follow this style, and how to avoid the season's biggest faux-pas.

A study sponsored by the National Confectioners Association finds the frequency of candy consumption is not linked to obesity, heart disease or cholesterol problems. The study in Nutrition Journal says people who ate candy every other day were no more overweight or at risk of disease than people who rarely ate candy. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

A federal judge is considering an injunction against Abercrombie & Fitch Co. and J.M. Hollister LLC after ruling that nearly 250 of their clothing stores are unfriendly to the disabled. The lawsuit filed in Colorado, says some disabled people had trouble getting into Hollister stores with stairs at the front entrance. Hollister has argued that it complies with the law because all stores include side doors. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

John Potter, a World War II veteran in his 90s, is trying to buy back his home before his daughter evicts him. His daughter obtained the deed to the home about ten years ago, after Potter gave the general power of attorney to her, but now she is trying to evict him. Potter's granddaughter set up a 'Go Fund Me' website to try and raise $125,000 to stop that from happening. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Dame Helen Mirren reprised her role as Queen Elizabeth II for terminally ill boy, Oliver Burton. After the real monarch was unable to meet with the 10-year-old, the actress invited Burton and his family to have tea with her and even knighted Sir Oliver. Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

Don't like leaving your four-legged family members home all day? A new device called Petcube promises to let users play with pets from virtually anywhere in the world. Brett Larson has the details.

Owner of Rolling Stone Magazine Jann Wenner made headlines by appointing his 22-year old son Gus the head of RollingStone.com. Rena Karefa-Johnson questions the decision, and recaps other examples of famous family nepotism from Ivanka Trump and Paris Hilton to Maya Rudolph.

Khloe Kardashian Odom reportedly received a 'cease and desist' letter from New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, demanding she stop selling a shirt on her clothing line's website that had an emblem similar to the one used by the New York State Department of Agriculture. Victoria Keelan says, the shirt is no longer lister on the reality star's clothing line's website, Rich Soil.

With a Starbucks on every corner, the last things Americans need is more caffeine. But Colgate, might disagree. Rena Karefa-Johnson takes a look at the company's patent application for a toothbrush that can disburse caffeine and other chemicals, and looks at the most disgusting and delicious, wacky caffeinated products.

The most expensive home for sale in the United States is a 12-bedroom mansion in tony Greenwich, CT, newly listed for $190 million. Jen Markham has the details of the pricey real estate.

Social networking app 'Where My Dogs At' helps dog-owners find great places to take their pooches. Fellow canine lovers can connect and their pets can make friends with the new app. Users can 'mark your territory' and give the 'paw of approval' to their favorite spots. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Nutella superfan, Sara Rosso, who created 'World Nutella Day,' says she received a cease-and-desist letter from Ferraro, the maker of Nutella, and must stop publishing anything with the chocolate hazelnut spread's name, logo or likeness. The annual celebration has a huge following online, but Rosso says she hopes 'World Nutella Day' lives on in everyone's hearts. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

A food truck in San Francisco called Bacon Bacon is being ordered to shut down, after neighbors in the area complained that the store gave off too much of a bacon smell, which led to the discovery of a permitting issue. Bacon Bacon isn't going down without a fight, however. Patrick Jones (@patrick_e_jones) says it's started a petition and is taking to social media to try and plead bacon's case.

Researchers for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention find fecal contamination is common in swimming pools. The CDC studied pools in the Atlanta area during summer 2012, and found more than half of public pools tested positive for E. coli, a bacteria found in poop. Patrick Jones has the details.

Gwyneth Paltrow offers 60 super fans the chance to fly to New York and have a private cooking class with her. As John Basedow reports, Paltrow offered the exclusive deal through Groupon.com for $2,000 and it sold out within 24 hours.

A study in the Journal of Consumer Research suggests listening to sad music may make you feel better when going through a break-up. Research shows depressing tunes can actually act as a substitute for a lost personal bond. So, Gillian Pensavalle says, turn up the Elton John and Adele, their tunes could make you feel better.

The Barbie Dreamhouse Experience is open in Sunrise, Florida. It's a 10,000 square foot pink paradise plastic replica of Barbie's Malibu Beach House. It was built in about two years, using more than 20 pounds of glitter and 100 gallons of pink paint. Kristina Behr has the details.

Calling all bacon lovers! Oscar Mayer is selling a bacon hot dog with bacon actually cooked inside. The dog also contains turkey, chicken and pork. Gillian Pensavalle has the delicious details.

Researchers from three United Kingdom institutions say that plants can communicate through underground connections of fungi. Scientists say they do this in an attempt to ward off pests like aphids. Apparently plants are quite chatty, because another recent study says plants also communicate through the air. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Photographer Jaime Moore took photos of her daughter, Emma, for her 5th birthday, and instead of dressing her up like Disney princesses, which she noticed is frequently done, she styled her daughter like five iconic real life women including Susan B. Anthony, Coco Chanel, Amelia Earhart, Helen Keller and Jane Goodall. Victoria Keelan takes a look.

Taking a great selfie isn't always easy, but fashion photographer Sophie Elgort shares her best tips to getting it right every time. Sophie shows us how to find the most flattering light plus how to make your iPhone work for you. Victoria Keelan takes you to Selfie School.

Taco Bell is trying out a new breakfast waffle taco with scrambled eggs, sausage and syrup. It's currently being sold at locations in southern California and going for 89 cents. Patrick Jones hosts.

Whole Foods Market says the labels on a curried chicken salad were switched with those on a vegan version of the salad at 15 stores throughout the Northeast. The grocer says the mislabeled salads came from a third-party vendor. No one has reported getting sick, but Patrick Jones says, the Food and Drug Administration notes the mistake could have ended worse.

The Huggies TweetPee app uses a sensor to detect wetness in a baby's diaper and then sends a tweet to the parents. It's only available in Brazil now, but Gillian Pensavalle explains the pretty unnecessary app.

In honor of 'The Great Gatsby' hitting theaters, a UK website calculated what it would cost to live like Jay Gatsby today. His Long Island mansion would cost upwards of 30 million dollars, his cars would be nearly 400,000, and his extravagant parties would cost more than one million. Kristina Behr has the details.

A 17-year-old girl named Jennie Lamere is in the middle of creating an app that will help you block TV show spoilers on your Twitter feed. The idea won first prize at a national coding competition and is currently being polished. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Nicki Minaj previews several looks that will be part of her new clothing collection available at Kmart stores. Surprisingly, many of the looks are toned down for the outrageous rapper. Aside from wild leggings, her collection includes dresses, jumpsuits, hooded jackets and bright colored accessories. She already has a 'Pink Friday' fragrance, MAC cosmetics, and nail polish line. Kristina Behr has the rest.

Dr. Valerie Taylor, a psychiatrist at Women's College Hospital at the University of Toronto, says that taking pictures of every meal and uploading it to Instagram could lead to eating disorders, or unhealthy weight gain. Dr. Taylor believes the practice establishes a bad relationship between the uploader and food. Patrick Jones has the rest.

The difficulty of navigating the many different kinds of objects in a house makes it a challenge to build a robotic butler. But researchers at Carnegie Mellon University in Pennsylvania are developing new technology to make their robotic butler, called HERB, more efficient in the household than ever. Jen Markham takes a look.

In the face of dwindling tourism, Egypt's deciding to open itself to women wearing bikinis and alcohol being served in the traditionally conservative and religious country. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Midday lunch or late night need, a slice of pizza is now within reach with a new app. Called Pizza Compass it promises only to find you a slice wherever you are, and change your life at the same time. Brett Larson has the details

Researchers in the UK have found a potential cure for gray hair. But is that a good thing? Rena Karefa-Johnson wonders whether Hollywood's hottest would be better with or without their gray locks.

Never take another bad photo again with these awesome tips from fashion photographer, Sophie Elgort. Victoria Keelan learns the best tricks to looking slimmer in photos and showcasing your best angles.

Paris Jackson, the 15-year-old daughter of the late Michael Jackson, is growing up fast, and making her own decisions. She reportedly is defying her grandmother, Katherine, and refusing to preach door-to-door as is common in their Jehovah's Witness faith. John Basedow has more.

Artist Daniel Edwards, known for his celebrity sculptures of Britney Spears giving birth on a bear skin rug, the Octomom Nadya Suleman, and Brangelina's twins, has now depicted what the unborn babies of Kate Middleton and Kim Kardashian will look like. Kristina Behr has the details.

Domino's debuts a new live camera showing the behind-the-scenes pizza-making process. Called 'Domino's Live' the camera will give an unedited look at how a pizza order is made, from start to finish. A Domino's in Salt Lake City, Utah is the first restaurant to offer the live camera feed, but the program could expand as the pizza chain aims at total transparency. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Ramineh Behbehanian is facing charges of attempted murder and poisoning after allegedly putting orange juice tainted with rubbing alochol in a San Jose Starbucks refrigerator. The California woman fled the scene, but was arrested shortly after. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

The Svalbard Islands in Norway is looking to hire someone as a polar bear spotter. The job is meant to keep researchers in the field safe from the growing population of polar bears, which are estimated as outnumbering humans on the Norwegian islands. Patrick Jones has the story.

A study looking at 32 types of lipstick and lip gloss, found many brands contained toxic metals that can be dangerous at high levels. Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, did not say which brands were used, but they bought the products at drug stores, department stores and beauty supply stores, and used brands that are popular with teens. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

An Instagram account is getting a lot of attention for it's creator's supposed lavish lifestyle. The account is apparently by a rich 17-year-old boy who posts ridiculous pictures with snobby comments like, my starbucks card has more money than your bank account. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Camp Grounded, a summer camp for adults, is a retreat that forbids all technology. The idea is for adults to relive their childhood camp experiences without being distracted by social media and work emails. Gillian Pensavalle explains.

A drug being tested in Japan is said to make a man unaffected by a woman's looks, meaning it enables men to make clearer decisions. People are saying this drug could lead to less men cheating on their wives or girlfriends with an attractive temptress. Patrick Jones has the rest.

It looks like Italy is facing a shortage of pizza makers. FIPE, an Italian business federation, says the country needs about 6,000 pizza makers to fulfill the demand for the pies. One pizzeria owners says the shortage is caused by Italians who don't want to work the long hours for low pay, even though Italy's unemployment rate is at a 20-year-high. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

One Direction is about to roll out their new Mystery Machine, a van styled after the one from 'Scooby-Doo.' The British band reportedly had the van designed like the one from the cartoon, and photos were posted to Instagram. Patrick Jones says it's not the first movie or television car to be re-made in real life.

A company in the Netherlands is turning your dance moves into electricity with their Sustainable Energy Tiles. Already in use in a club in San Francisco, they can even turn a high foot trafic area into something green. Brett Larson has the electric moves.

Fancy lingerie isn't just for the ladies anymore. Australian company, HommeMystere, specializes in making lingerie just for men, and the company's business is flourishing. Victoria Keelan has more on the trend that has gay and straight men taking a walk on the racy side of life.

Wool & Prince says it's created a line of button-down men's shirts that are so resistent to wrinkling or stench, you could wear one shirt 100 times before it needs a wash or iron. A Kickstarter for the company surpassed its goal by selling the shirts for $98 a pop, proving there's a market for such shirts. We'll see if the wool can withstand the summer heat. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Hosting a Cinco de Mayo bash? Rena Karefa-Johnson has delicious party tips, like healthy Mexican margarita and plantain chip recipes and the amazing Corona lime bomber, and also disgusting party fouls to avoid, like reveling in stereotypes. Here's how to throw the perfect fiesta.

Budweiser's 'Buddy Cup' lets drinkers become Facebook friends just by toasting beer glasses. Created by the company's Brazilian branch, the 'Buddy Cup' is meant to increase social media activity while users are out at parties, bars or sponsored events. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Agents at one New York City real estate agency are showing their commitment by getting the company's logo tattooed on their bodies. So far, nearly 40 employees at Rapid Realty have had the logo inked somewhere on their body, but the agency is giving a 15% commission hike to people who become walking advertisements, so it's not all company pride. Gillian Pensavalle has the rest.

Paul Gvildys, a wedding photographer with the company 'In Love with Photography,' always dreamed of taking pictures of the royal wedding. So for Princess Kate and Prince William's second wedding anniversary, he decided to do a real photo shoot using the royal Barbie dolls that were released for the Duchess of Cambridge and William's first anniversary in 2012. Kristina Behr has a look.

A research team at the University of New South Wales asked women to rate men at different stages: clean shaven, with five days of stubble and after ten days of beard growth. They found that men were deemed best looking with beards, followed by clean shaven and stubble was the least attractive. The study also asked heterosexual men and they agreed with the ladies. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Cap'n Crunch is joining the late-night talk show circuit with his very own show on Youtube. The pirate captain's show will air on Youtube every other Tuesday at 11:35 p.m. beginning on May 7th. Cap’n Horatio Magellan Crunch has a loyal fan base on Twitter and Facebook, and the cereal brand is hoping this latest effort will further the captain's reach. Patrick Jones has more.

Sir Richard Branson, CEO of Virgin America, wants to help his passengers hook-up. The airline is installing a system on their planes that will allow passengers to send a drink, meal or snack along with a message. Patrick Jones wonders if this plan could creep out customers.

'The Daily Meal' ranks the top hot dog eateries in the country based on the quality of ingredients and the overall dining experience. The website names 35 restaurants, stands or other joints that have a trademark dog and unique toppings. Gillian Pensavalle looks at the top five.

A study finds that texting with voice software like Siri or Vlingo while driving is no safer than texting by hand. The Southwest Region University Transportation Center and the Texas A&M Transportation Institute are the first to compare voice-to-text and traditional texting in a driving environment. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Why not ask the Internet to help you buy a Lamborghini Gallardo? The worst thing that could happen is you don't get one. That's the thought behind a crowd-funding site set up by an anonymous New Yorker in his 20s. He explains quite clearly on his website that donations are voluntary and completely for the sake of him buying a lambo, just because he wants one. Patrick Jones has the story.

Luka, a 12-year-old boy with muscular dystrophy, can't skateboard or play basketball, or do many activities since he is wheelchair bound, but that doesn't stop him from imagining doing those things. Thanks to the help of photographer Matej Peljhan, Luka can now see himself climbing stairs, break dancing and more. Kristina Behr takes a look at the photos in a series called 'The Little Prince.'

In honor of Hairstyle Appreciation Day, Rena Karefa-Johnson reviews the most disgusting and delicious celebrity hair evolutions from Solange Knowles' adorable afro to Miley Cyrus' new buzz cut.

Gwyneth Paltrow is catching heat for selling kids bikinis designed by Melissa Odabash on her Goop website. Child abuse campaigners from the organization Kidscape say the bikinis and cover-ups featured on her website sexualize small children. Kristina Behr has the details.

A company called ScotlandsDNA claims that all people with the red hair gene can be traced back to the first person with that feature, meaning all people with red hair are at least loosely related. In an attempt to lessen the stigma and bullying associated with being a copper-top they've created a home DNA test so people can check if they carry the recessive gene. The hope is that someone who finds out they could have a red-head child, would be less likely to rip on people who do have Ronald McDonald colored hair. Patrick Jones has the story.

Ben Affleck is taking the Live Below the Line challenge, and spending less than $1.50 a day on food for five days. Live Below the Line is a charity that aims to highlight the 1.4 billion people living in extreme poverty, or living on less than $1.50 a day. Other celebrities taking the challenge include Sophia Bush, Josh Groban and Hugh Jackman. Patrick Jones has the story.

Social media played an integral role in the investigation and hunt for suspects after the Boston marathon bombings. Facebook, Twitter, Reddit and other networks lit up with photos and video in the hours and days following the deadly attack, and those postings helped investigators in their search for who was responsible. Patrick Jones says in some cases, social media leads to rumors spreading faster than ever.

A new smartphone application called 'Nike PHOTOiD' allows users to create unique Nike sneakers using colors from Instagram photos. People choose the Instagram shot they want, and apply it to pair of Air Max 1, 90 or 95 sneakers. Patrick Jones has the rest.

A UK dairy farmer has created the world's first pure-milk vodka, made solely from the milk of cows. Called 'Black Cow' the brand boasts a smooth vodka that has a 'unique' and 'creamy' flavor. Rena Karefa-Johnson has this Disgusting or Delicious.

Miami Heat star basketball player LeBron James posted pictures of flooding in South Beach to his Instagram account and the National Weather Service took notice. The service issued a flood warning to the Coral Gables neighborhood in Miami, crediting James with alerting them. Looks like King James has a backup career as a weatherman, if being the world's best basketball player doesn't pan out. Patrick Jones has more.

A new fusion engine being developed by scientists at the University of Washington with funding from NASA could make all other forms of space travel obsolete. The new engine would allow space travel at unprecedented speeds while being cheaper and it would require less raw material. The quicker travel time means astronauts would spend less nights sleeping in a zero-gravity environment, like Chris Hadfield recently showed in a video from the International Space Station. Patrick Jones has the rest.

New Touch Bionics created the i-limb ultra revolution prosthetic hand, that is controlled by a smartphone, and the nerves in a patient's arm. An early version of the product can be seen in Will.i.am and Britney Spears' 'Scream and Shout' video. Jen Markham has more on how it works.

'Reasons My Son is Crying' is the hilarious viral blog of a father who explains what makes his sons cry. From not being able to eat Buzz Lightyear's head to being unhappy that the refrigerator door is shut, the blog is making waves, and getting laughs, especially among parents. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

The photoblog 'Kermit On Tour' shows adorable photos of one puppet version of the famous frog all over the world. His tour guides are Conny and Markus and they have taken their puppet to everywhere from The Taj Mahal to the top of the Empire State Building in New York City. Gillian Pensavalle shows you some of the cutest vacation photos ever!

A study from the University of Reading found that over the next 50 years, airplane turbulence could double. The study says the culprit is climate change, which is something that airplanes contribute to significantly. Patrick Jones has the rest.

There may be a coffee shop on every corner these days, but where can you get the best cup of joe? From Gimme! to Cafe Grumpy as seen on 'Girls', Gillian Pensavalle highlights the top five coffee shops in the country, ranked by 'The Daily Meal.'

Baby weight is no fun... unless you're getting paid millions to lose it. Jennifer Hudson, Jessica Simpson and Mariah Carey all made big bucks by partnering with weight loss companies like Weight Watchers and Jenny Craig to lose their pregnancy pounds, and allegedly Kim Kardashian is looking to snag a similar deal with Weight Watchers. Rena Karefa-Johnson has more.

Take a look at Kia's new CUB concept car. With a minimalist approach to the dashboard and a biorhythmic sensor, the focus is on what the driver needs. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

FireMe! is a new Twitter inspecting website that lets you know how susceptible your tweets make you to being fired. It's out of 100%, but if you take a look at the leader board, there's more than a handful of people who blow right through that. Patrick Jones has the rest.

According to Scientific American, social memes seen on Facebook or Twitter can change your way of thinking. Researchers say that we all have the desire to fit in, and when we see our friends adhering to a certain way of thinking, like changing their Facebook pictures to the red marriage equality symbol, we want to seem like-minded and do so ourselves. Patrick Jones has the rest.

A baboon named Kiki with the Spring Break Circus became the center of attention at a media event in Winnipeg Canada, when she broke free from her cage and led handlers on a 20-minute chase in front of the local media. Jen Markham has the story.

The Hotel Finn in Helsinki, Finland is hiring a blogger to spend 35 nights in 35 days and write about the experiences in the hotel. Essentially that person will be paid to have an extended stay at a hotel, and all they need to do is form an opinion. Who wouldn't want that? A lot of people are applying for the job. Patrick Jones reports.

Social media is turning red with support for same-sex marriage. From creative versions of the logo to brands to conservative pundit Bill O'Reilly, it seems like everything and everyone is jumping into the debate. Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

The Lehigh Valley IronPigs are installing urinal video game systems in the men's rooms at their stadium, Coca-Cola Park. The systems were designed by Captive Media and feature a skiing game where the player controls turns by moving their stream. Patrick Jones thinks it will fit in with a trend of Minor League Baseball teams creating a carnival-like atmosphere, drawing fans for reasons beyond the game itself.

Celebrities like Jennifer Lopez, Alicia Keys and Gisele Bundchen are ditching heels in favor of high tops but they're not wearing just any high tops. These designer sneakers have a built-in wedge heel that gives all the height of a stiletto but with the comfort of wearing your favorite kicks. Victoria Keelan breaks down the latest wedge sneaker styles and gives tips on how to try the trend.

Taylor Swift launched a new sneaker collection with Keds. Swift and Keds also launched a limited-edition collection exclusively with Nordstrom. Both collections have a preppy and nautical theme, including a classic pair of RED Keds named after Swift's hit album, that some say is inspired by her time with the Kennedys. Victoria Keelan has the story.

After almost six years, the iPhone 5 is coming to T-Mobile. Already available on AT&T, Sprint and Verizon adding it to T-Mobile means it's now a choice for every national cellular carrier. T-Mobile hopes to woo customers with their lower monthly rates and easier plans. Brett Larson explains more.

An anti-smoking campaign in Canada tries a to take away the 'I'm a social smoker' excuse by equating it with farting. Smoking kills millions worldwide every year, but will farts finally be what get people to quit? Patrick Jones has the story.

Insta-This allows you to turn your Instagram pictures into works of art you can hang in your house. It's as easy as connecting your Instagram account and selecting the images you want printed. But since we're not all professional photographers, Patrick Jones thinks it could lead to some interesting results.

Scotland is considering a bill. that would allow Jedis to marry. There are about 175,00 practicing Jedis in the U.K. and this bill would give them the rights of other more main-stream religions. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Following in the delicious footsteps of the Beyonce Sandwich, the pop music loving foodies at HooplaHa.com are at it again with their Justin Timberlake Soup and Thai Sandwich, celebrating the 'Suit & Tie' singer. Gillian Pensavalle helps you dance your way through the recipe.

Store-bought strawberry Fruit Roll-Ups don't contain any actual strawberries, so doing a DIY version with real strawberries has better flavor and is better for you. Jen Markham shows us how.

Cats love laying on your computer: laptops, desktops, keyboards, they love it all. Gillian Pensavalle tells you why your cat just can't get enough.

A Spanish designer has come up with a prototype for a suitcase that follows you. Hop! The Following Suitcase connects to the Bluetooth from your phone, which makes it move. Vanessa Yurkevich tells us more about this lazy, yet interesting technology.

Research over the past 20 years says that our food may determine our mood even more than once was thought. Foods that are processed or high in fat or sugar can make someone more angry or violent than someone who eats healthier, say nutritionists. Patrick Jones has the story.

Taco Bell is reporting that it's Doritos Locos Taco created 15,000 jobs due to the high volume of sales the taco. The tacos were flying out at 12 a second, a million a day, throughout 2012. Impressive sales considering the fast food company was also dealing with allegations that the actual meat content was so low it legally can't be labeled as beef. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Having sex in outer space could kill people, according to a study from Montreal University. For the experiment, scientists used a pollen which reproduces very similarly to human beings. They found that the lack of gravity distorts cells when there's an exchange from sexual partners. Patrick Jones bursts your sexual fantasy bubble.

SexCereal claims to boost your sexual health with gender-specific ingredients. Gillian Pensavalle breaks it down.

Lauren Bush and her FEED Project will be collaborating with Target for a limited-edition collection launching in June 2013. Proceeds go to Feeding America and items will be available in Target stores and on Target.com. This partnership marks a change in direction for the big-box store and its celebrity designer collections. Victoria Keelan has the story.

Sleepbetter.org says the United States loses nearly half a billion dollars when we spring forward with Daylight Savings. The large figure is based off factors like sleepiness leading to more workplace accidents, increased cyber-loafing, and others studies showing the changed sleep schedule leads to more heart attacks. The amount of the loss is being contested by several people. Patrick Jones has the full story.

Scientists think people could live up to 150 years old because of new drugs derived from an ingredient found in red wine. Reservatrol, an isolated compound found in red wine and dark chocolate, helps accelerate production of the body's natural healing enzymes. Scientists are hard at work trying to make this miracle pill a reality. Patrick Jones has the story.

Three different Internet startups have begun providing tampon subscription services, promising to provide women with personalized and convenient monthly deliveries for a woman's cycle. Jen Markham explains why that convenience comes with a price.

A teen girl's anti-gay rap is going viral after media outlets continue to bash her lack of tolerance. Gillian Pensavalle has mroe.

Free iPhone and Android app ShowScoop answers the question, 'So how are they live?' Users review concerts based on several criteria to let fellow music fans know who is worth those high ticket prices and what groups are worth seeing at festivals like SXSW, Coachella and Bonnaroo. Gillian Pensavalle fills you in.

Dove's 'Real Beauty' campaign is trying to reverse the effects of Photoshop with a new tool called 'Beautify.' Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

A London study states that beer goggles, or the perception that after a few drinks people identify possible mates as being better looking, is false. The real science behind beer goggles is that alcohol blocks your natural inhibitors, except for the carnal urge to procreate. Meaning that you don't see anyone as better looking, you just don't care enough to stop yourself. Patrick Jones has the story.

A Chivas Regal distillery plant in Scotland stated that they accidentally flushed thousands of gallons of whiskey. The mistake occured when workers mistook the spirit for waste water. The release caused some concerns in the water treatment system, but thankfully didn't make it into any natural bodies of water. Patrick Jones reports.

A study done by the Pew Research Center found that teachers use the editable online encyclopedia, Wikipedia, for fact-checking and even for planning lessons. According to the study, 87 percent of teachers admitted to using Wikipedia, which is more than the average user. Patrick Jones has the story.

Planning on honeymooning in space? A billionaire is financing a trip to Mars set to take off in 2018. He's teaming up with NASA and they're looking for married couples to take the 501 day journey. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

A study found that people who are more pessimistic about their future tend to live longer than people who have brighter expectations. The researchers suggest that a negative outlook makes people live healthier lifestyles. Patrick Jones has the story.

The new app Outbox is on a mission to turn your snail-mail digital. The $5-a-month service collects your mail, scans it and lets you organize it online, eliminating all that cluttery junk mail. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

Kenya Moore and Phaedra Parks are known for bringing the drama on Bravo TV's, "Real Housewives of Atlanta." As John Basedow reports, the ladies are extending their battle to the real world by releasing their own competing, "butt-building," workout DVDs. Kenya's, "Booty Boot Camp," promises to create a, "stallion booty," while Phaedra's, "Phine Body," DVD is designed to sculpt a, "donkey booty."

LivesOn is an Internet service that will tweet for you after you pass on from this world and into the next. The service is an algorithm that studies your tweets while you're alive and keeps up your social afterlife once you are dead. It's a service for those who would like to keep their Klout score high when their in the ground. Gillian Pensavalle has the details on how it works.

The TripAdvisor Annual Airline survey is out and its findings won't likely shock anyone who boarded a plane in the past year. From finicky fees to babbling babies, there's one thing we can all agree on is a frustration: legroom. Brett Larson has more on the most popular airline and perks we'd be willing to spend money on.

The Het Arresthuis used to be known as a place where hardened Dutch criminals would go to serve their time. Now the former prison has been converted to a luxury hotel where guests spend $158 a night to stay in the old jail cells, but they aren't exactly roughing it. Patrick Jones has the details.

The Czech Republic's State Veterinary Administration found horse-meat in the meatballs sold at Ikea. It's being reported that the meat made it to 13 countries across the European continent. Ikea is responding by recalling some meatballs, but the Swedish furniture manufacturer stated that it does not intend to stop selling all of them. Patrick Jones has the details.

George Clooney, Ben Affleck, Hugh Jackman and other bearded celebs may be on to something. As John Basedow reports, an Australian study shows beards are more than just a fashion statement…they may be the fountain of youth and health. Facial follicles provide protection against the premature aging of sun damage as well as skin cancer. Beards also act as pollen traps that might help prevent asthma attacks.

Junk foodies, get excited! Lay's has revealed the three finalists in its "Do Us A Flavor" competition to find the next new chip flavor. Chosen from millions on fan submissions, the finalist flavors are Chicken and Waffles, Sriracha and Cheesy Garlic Bread. Rena Karefa-Johnson has more and casts her vote on which flavor is the most delicious.

THC University in Colorado is offering classes on how to grow your own weed. Through classes such as "Growing Marijuana 101," you can earn your Associates, Bachelors and Masters certification in growing your own pot. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

YouTube's Michelle Phan has a "Do It Yourself" treatment to forget facials that cost a fortune. As John Basedow reports, the online beauty guru says unscented kitty litter is the way to go to get a gorgeous glow on a budget since it contains the same ingredient, Bentonite clay, found in many expensive facial treatments.

All dogs in the United Kingdom will be required to be fitted with GPS microchips by 2016, and their owners will be fined if they don't follow suit. Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

Eating too much chocolate and cake usually triggers thoughts of guilt and weight gain. As John Basedow reports, however, a new study at Cornell University shows you can satiate a sweet tooth without packing on the pounds.

Traveling with kids can pose extra challenges, from getting through the security line at airports with a stroller to enduring long car rides. Parenticity's Dawn Siff has some tips to make the trip fun and easy for parents and kids alike.

Watching large amounts of television decreases male fertility, according to a Harvard University study published in British Journal of Sports Medicine. Scientists say the lack of exercise may also be involved because men who exercised more had an increased sperm county. Patrick Jones has the story.

The US News & World Report put together its top 11 schools for 'B' students. The list is called A+ Schools for B Students. The rankings are based on the schools having a B range of test scores and GPA for admissions, how the school ranked on the overall report, and freshman retention rate and could be helpful for students starting to get acceptance letters in the mail. Patrick Jones has the list.

A new type of pepper spray is being developed that takes a photo of your attacker while also calling an emergency phone number. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

Ne Quittez Pas is French restaurant in Tokyo. It's making waves all over the world however because its chef developed a several-course meal with one common theme...dirt. Yes, every dish features dirt. Reviews have been positive, but obviously eating dirt leaves some people skeptical. Patrick Jones has the story.

Research is finding that there may be a link between lightning and migraines. The reason could be changes to the air's ionic charges from a lightning strike affecting a person's brain, giving them a migraine. But the scientists admit more research needs to be done. Patrick Jones has the story.

Philadelphia restaurant PYT has created an all-bacon taco shell. Think ground beef, cheese and salsa all wrapped in a weave of crispy pork fat. Rena Karefa-Johnson wonders whether these mini heart-attacks are disgusting or delicious.

A study done by the University of California concluded what you've probably suspected: your parents lied to you. Researchers say lies are tools parents use to correct children and get their behavior in line with what's considered normal. Although they did say parents should be careful about that. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Smartphone apps are being used to diagnose skin cancer but, as John Basedow reports, they're no doctor. A new study found 30-percent or more potentially lethal melanomas were not detected by the smartphone apps. False readings can result in life-threatening delays in getting proper treatment.

A study concluded that men don't find sex with a condom to be worse than sex without one. Men aged 18-59 both gave the both versions of sex the same high rating in the Indiana University School of Public Health questionnaire. Seems pretty obvious, right? Patrick Jones reports.

Samsung's T9000 refrigerator does a lot more than just keep your food cool. The $4,000 fridge comes with recipe apps like Epicurious and can even sync to your smartphone for shopping lists and for reminders of the expiration dates of your milk and cheese. Patrick Jones has the story.

A study in Germany found that a third of users leave Faceboo feeling depressed or anxious. They say that's because users look at their friends' pictures and think that they have better jobs, are more popular and live more exciting lives. Which may not always be the case. Patrick Jones reports.

Sick of putting on lotion and/or dieting? Wrangler has your back with its new line of moisturizing and cellulite fighting jeans. Lizzie Jagger, daughter of Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall, is the face of the Denim Spa line which features denim infused with different solutions meant to keep your skin silky smooth. Rena Karefa-Johnson decides whether the line, being sold on Asos.com, is disgusting or delicious.

Dunkin' Donuts is expanding over the next few years, planning to jump from 10,000 to 15,000 locations. They're starting in California in 2015, making a lot of celebrities very happy. Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

A survey says the majority of smartphone users feel a close, personal connection with their virtual assistants. Apps like Siri and GoogleNow are winning people over with their endless knowledge and witty comebacks. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

Breathometer, Inc. has created what it calls the World's First Smartphone Breathalyzer. The company plans to introduce the product at this year's South by Southwest festival. Gillian Pensavalle has the details.

Well so much for the funding. A study in Canada was trying to figure out how internet porn affects men's mind. The problem was that they had nothing to compare it against. The study had to scrap itself because they couldn't find any men who hadn't seen porn. Patrick Jones reports.

Laura Evelyn tweeted out a list of 31 rules a potential landlord gave her as she looked into renting a room. The strict rules range from when she could shower, how long she could take to cook, how guests would need to be approved, and that there would be no pork allowed. Could you do this? Patrick Jones reports.

Scientists are studying ways to treat new strains of gonorrhea that have recently shown up in North America. The strains have been documented in Europe and Asia, but these are the first cases in the West. Patrick Jones reports.

A study by a UK website shows over the course of their lifetimes, TV viewers spend two weeks looking for the lost remote control. Jen Markham tells us why advances in technology have not provided a solution to this age-old problem.

A study claims that video game players aren't always loners. The Penn State report is good news for players who sometimes catch a bad wrap as loners. Patrick Jones has the details.

Scientists are discovering that beyond being cute and great a kung fu, humans may be interested in keeping the endangered panda bears around for their health benefits. They've found that there are agents produced naturally in a panda's bloodstream that could be used to fight super viruses. Patrick Jones has the details.

Some of the tech gadgets we use everyday have more bacteria than a toilet seat. John Basedow has the dirty truth about our computer keyboards, cell phones and remote controls, along with what can be done to clean them up.

Micronutrients in brightly-colored produce may help decrease cancer risk. As John Basedow reports, researchers from Harvard Medical School and Brigham & Women's Hospital believe carotenoids, the pigments that give fruits and vegetables vibrant colors, have anti-cancer effects. Carrots, spinach and kale are particularly high in carotenoids.

Say goodbye to peplum dresses; 2013 fashion is here. Rena Karefa-Johnson names the most disgusting and delicious new trends including the color green, cutout dresses and short suits.

You're 37 weeks pregnant, full term, and it's time to learn the hospital procedure for your delivery. You should know your doctor's after-hours number, how long you should wait before calling and you should keep this information handy on your fridge or your phone. Parenticity's Dawn Siff breaks down the basics in this Growing and Glowing report.

You're 38 weeks pregnant and could deliver at any time. Parenticity's Dawn Siff walks you through what you can expect from when you arrive at the hospital for delivery, to who you will see (OBGYNs, anesthesiologists, nurses), to what you'll need (insurance card, patience) in this Growing and Glowing report.

You’re 39 weeks pregnant. Do you have everything you need to bring home the baby? In this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment, Dawn Siff explains that you don’t need to buy out the baby store or pharmacy to be prepared.

When is this baby coming anyway? At 40 weeks pregnant, you’re deep into the waiting game. So why isn’t your baby here? What happens next? And what advice should you avoid? Dawn Siff explains in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment.

Can't keep track of your favorite book? Well a company called Litographs, puts the text from entire books on t-shirts and makes the literary fashionable. Vanessa Yurkevich has more on this novel idea.

According to a group of international scientists, apes have mid-life crises, too. Although instead of doing something dramatic like buying a motorcycle, primates, chimps and orangutans specifically, seem to just get through it and get better with age. Vanessa Yurkevich has more on the study.

Hostess may be closing its doors, ending the era of the Twinkie. But there is no reason why you can't make this so bad, yet so good treat in your own home. Vanessa Yurkevich shows us how.

A study conducted by a criminologist concluded that people are more likely to be victims of theft if they appear to exhibit behavior outside the realm of normal. The test involved how much change would be taken by people working at car washes from cars with sexual materials, like Maxim magazine, and cans as opposed to those without. Patrick Jones has the details.

Reddit user Citizen_Gamer posted photos of his friend's amazing gamer house and prepare to be blown away. The setup includes over 20 game consoles and several arcade games - even foosball. Gillian Pensavalle thinks it's only a matter of time before this guy starts charging admission.

Dapprly is an app that helps men dress well. The tool helps users reach out to their social network on Facebook and Twitter for feedback on their outfits, especially ahead of big occasions like dates and job interviews. It also helps them develop their own unique style. Patrick Jones thinks it can be beneficial.

Mike Hoye was tired of doing gender translations on the fly while playing Nintendo's "Legend of Zelda" story with his three-year-old daughter. So he hacked the Wind Waker game, making Link into a girl and changing every he to she, him to her, and lad to milady. Vanessa Yurkevich has the story.

A health advocacy group called The Big Check wants men to realize if they're a health risk. The test is real simple: guys if you look down and cannot see past your stomach you're at a big risk and should go see a doctor. Patrick Jones has the details.

Space is all the rage right now and some unusual items are being sent on intergalactic journeys! Five friends from Harvard recently sent a hamburger to space and have video of the adventure. Gillian Pensavalle takes you on that trip, and looks at a Lego man and a teenager's early acceptance letter to MIT, which also took long voyages.

Hot Tub Cinema is an underground movie experience in London that allows viewers to take in a film, along with some food and drinks, from a hot tub. It hosts screenings both indoors and outside with a variety of movies. Patrick Jones has the story.

If you're thinking you can stomach the toe, step up to the bar at the SourDough Saloon in Canada's Yukon territories. There, you can get a pickled human toe in any drink as a right of passage. To complete it, and become a member of the Sourtoe Cocktail Club, you'll have to allow the toe to touch your lips. Patrick Jones has the rest.

The latest diet craze involves watching movies. Not just any movies; only horror films. Scary movies get us all worked up and that burns calories. But what about the popcorn? Tim Minton has the list of top horror classics that cause weight loss.

It turns out that you can get burned whether you're wearing sunscreen or not! Some sunscreens are flammable and have actually set people on fire. Gillian Pensavalle has more.

How do you rate cities as to how friendly they are to trick or treating? Real Estate company Zillow has a list of 20 Best Cities to go Trick or Treating. The findings are based on how walkable the cities are, safety and how much candy kids get. Vanessa Yurkevich tell us who made the top 5.

Stress at the office is right up there behind stress over money. Old ways of dealing with stress, like counting to ten or closing your eyes, just don't cut it. New research from the University of Massachusetts Medical School recommends meditation, breathing exercises, even plants. Patrick Jones walks us through some of the best and worst ways to handle STRESS.

Two dating websites are claiming different cities to be America's most promiscuous. According to OKCupid.com, Portland is the most oversexed, while SeekingArrangements.com says it's Chicago. Both used different methods to come to their conclusions. Patrick Jones points out that the United States of America has some ground to make up if it's going to get into the top 5 worldwide.

HotTug is a new product out of the Netherlands that is a combination of a hot tub and boat. You can float around in the luxury of 100-degree water thanks to a wood stove that does the heating. The most expensive version goes for about $21,000 with all of the accessories. Patrick Jones has the details.

A research group from Japan says that looking at cute pictures of animals in between mental activities may improve humans' ability to focus. Gillian Pensavalle has the story and applied this very technique to her own research.

The Wall Street Journal condensed several studies into one article about the best time to perform some everyday activities. The WSJ based the optimum time for napping, tweeting, getting emails read, working out and eating on the body clock's natural rhythms. Patrick Jones breaks it down.

The "Bagel Head" body modification trend is continuing to grow in Japan and, with all its recent press, could start spreading. The process involves getting a saline solution injection under the skin of the forehead so that it fills up, and then pushing in the center creating a bagel look. Forget tattoos and piercings, Patrick Jones has more on these Bagel Heads.

Alarm clocks are bad enough. Afterall, waking up is a real drag.  You have to stop dreaming, leave your comfortable bed. Now, to make it worse, there are apps that make you solve puzzles before they shut off. An exhausted Gillian Pensavalle has the story.

Logitech has created a waterproof, sink-washable keyboard for all the computer-area snackers out there. Never again will you have to deal with the dead key that gets stuck because you spilled soda on it. Patrick Jones has the details of this exciting invention. 

Red states, blue states, even square states. Now there are even fat states. The Centers for Disease Control lists the United States in order of obesity. Find out which states are the fattest. Patrick Jones hosts.

So long Strabucks! The 2013 Fiat 500L comes with a built-in Lavazza coffee maker. It sits in the center-console area and comes with cups that hook up to the dispenser. Patrick Jones explains why having a water-boiling, espresso-making device could be a bad thing to have in an automobile. 

You're 30 weeks pregnant, three-quarters of the way through your pregnancy. Now’s a good time to start thinking about the delivery. You might have heard people talk about making a “birth plan.” So what is a birth plan and do you need one? Dawn Siff explains in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment. 

You’re 29 weeks pregnant and your wedding ring might be getting tight, or your shoes. Swollen feet, ankles and fingers are just a part of pregnancy, but there are things you can do that help. Dawn Siff talks about water retention or edema, in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment.

You're 28 weeks pregnant and are now in the third trimester. It's a good time to start planning for the baby's arrival -- taking birthing classes, infant CPR classes and even child care classes. You should also start looking into your company's maternity policy. Dawn Siff has more on what you can do to prepare in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment. 

You're 27 weeks pregant and growing at a rapid pace. As your belly continues to expand, you may be finding it increasingly difficult to sleep. Dawn Siff explains why and offers up a variety of techniques to get some shut eye in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment. 

Keep 32, a new chemical developed by researchers in Chile could be our best answer to cavity control, ultimately defeating them! The researchers are confident that the new product, once put into toothpaste, mouthwash or gum could destroy all the bacteria that causes cavities and keep it that way for hours. Dentists might be out of business, but Patrick Jones is rejoicing.

You're six months pregnant and your baby is rapidly growing in size -- doubling in weight from one pound to two. You may want to get a better look at your little guy or girl but many medical professionals warn against getting a 3D look. Dawn Siff talks about this technology, the FDA's take and more in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment. 

You're 24 weeks pregnant and your baby can now hear all kinds of noises. What can you expose them to? Can they understand your voice? Should you only listen to classical music like Mozart? Dawn Siff explores this and more in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment. 

You’re 25 weeks pregnant. Around this time of your pregnancy, your doctor may order a special screening called the glucose tolerance test or gestational diabetes screening. The test is given during the second trimester to check for a kind of diabetes that can develop in pregnant women. Dawn Siff explains in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment. 

It’s been called “mommy brain” and “momnesia” and at week 26 of your pregnancy, you might be experiencing it – that forgetfulness of everyday things. Whether it’s real is a matter of some debate. Some offer biological explanations, others blame pregnancy insomnia. Dawn Siff explains how you can combat it in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment.

You're 21 weeks pregnant and your baby nearly weighs a pound. You may notice that your skin has been glowing lately. It's caused by an increase in blood flow and hormones. What do you do if your skin is getting too shiny or breaking out? What other skin changes can you expect? Dawn Siff has tips in this Growing and Glowing segment. 

You're 20 weeks pregnant -- halfway through the pregnancy. Your baby's nerve pathways are developing and it will soon be able to control movement. This is around the time you'll have your second trimester ultrasound. Dawn Siff explains what you can expect in this Growing and Glowing segment. 

You're 19 weeks pregnant and your baby now weighs about a half of a pound. One of the most important relationships you have during your pregnancy is with your doctor and you should feel comfortable asking him or her all sorts of questions. What do you do if it's not working out? Dawn Siff has some suggestions in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing report. 

You're 18 weeks pregnant and your belly is getting noticeably bigger. You may notice that everyone, including strangers, may start asking you about your pregnancy and wanting to touch your stomach. Dawn Siff has some advice on how to manage these requests in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment. 

You're 22 weeks pregnant and your baby is now able to reach out and touch its face or grab the umbilical cord. One thing you might be noticing now is the linea nigra -- a dark line running down your stomach. You may also notice your skin is rather itchy. What causes it and what can you do to make it feel better? Dawn Siff explains in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment.

A new fragrance line called Scent of Departure promises to let you smell like 14 different cities. Places like Paris, London, Milan, Hong Kong, Dubai, Los Angeles and New York. Wait, New York?! Who wants to smell like New York City? Patrick Jones has the rest.

You're 16 weeks pregnant and it's time to talk about dental hygiene. Pregnancy can be incredibly hard on your gums and teeth thanks to an increase in progesterone and more breathing through your mouth. It's crucial to keep up the brushing and flossing. Dawn Siff has more on what you can do in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment. 

You're 15 weeks pregnant, around the time you can find out your baby's gender. Do you want to know if it's a boy or girl? The most common way to find out is through an ultrasound. Dawn Siff explains the procedure and some reasons to find out or wait in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment. 

You're 14 weeks pregnant, the start of the second trimester, and your baby is about the size of a small lemon. You may have many questions, including whether you can have sex during pregnancy. The quick answer: yes. Dawn Siff explains that and more in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment. 

You're 13 weeks pregnant and almost done the first trimester. While your nausea or morning sickness may have died down, you may notice that you're snoring. It's a result of increased blood flow throughout your body. What to do? Dawn Siff has some suggestions in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment. To see more images from this time, go to EHD.org.

You're 11 weeks pregnant, so what can you expect? One thing is a heightened sense of smell. You may notice that certain smells make you sick. What causes it? What can you do to help?  Dawn Siff has more in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment. 

You're 12 weeks pregnant, what should you expect? You may notice increased exhaustion, dizzy spells or shakiness as a result of increased progesterone and lower blood sugar levels. One of the best ways to combat this is through greater water intake. Dawn Siff has more advice in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment. To see more images from this phase, go to EHD.org.

You're 17 weeks pregnant and you just might be starting to feel the baby move. The first motions are called "quickening" and you might feel the flutter, but it'll be a few weeks until anyone else can feel anything. What factors are involved? Dawn Siff explains in this Parenticity: Growing and Glowing segment. 

With summer vacation almost two months away, why not take a trip on the road less traveled? At Bubble Gum Alley in San Obispo, California, you can add your "flavor" to a 65-foot wall of gum. Cross the Atlantic and head to Cadiz, Spain, for a rocking good time while visiting the cliff houses. Or cool it down at the Kori no Suizokukan (ice aquarium) in Japan, where you'll see frozen fish... as art. Vanessa Yurkevich has more. 

For hundreds of thousands of die-hard New York Giants; fans, it was an unofficial day off from work and school to take part in a huge ticker-tape parade along Broadway for their Super Bowl champs. Tim Minton was there with them the whole way.

Robert Griffin III, superstar quarterback for the Washington Redskins, recently had his wedding registry leaked on the Internet. To his surprise, fans bought the former Heisman Trophy winner every item on the list. RG3 thanked fans on Twitter for the incredible gesture as he and his college sweetheart Rebecca Liddicoat set to marry this summer. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Philadelphia Eagles' offensive lineman Evan Mathis posted a photo on Instagram of himself appearing to pee on an IRS building, then later tweeted something suggesting he's not going to apologize. Some are applauding the football player's joke in the wake of news there were political reasons behind some IRS audits. Patrick Jones has the rest.

The National Football League's Minnesota Vikings release designs for a new 65,000 seat stadium that resembles a vikings long-ship. The designs are now with the city of Minneapolis for approval, before the team can break ground. In the meantime, the team will play for several seasons at the University of Minnesota's open air football stadium. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Manti Te'o's imaginary girlfriend makes Maxim's annual 'Hot 100' list in a very surprising move. It's a play on the running joke surrounding Ronaiah Tuiasosopo who used pictures of a woman to trick Te'o into believing a fake woman, Lennay Kekua, was his girlfriend. Patrick Jones tells us, the fake girlfriend beat several real, hot women.

Tim Tebow tops Forbes' 2013 list of the most influential athletes. The quarterback who was recently dropped from the Jets, may not even play next year, but that didn't stop the annual ranking from placing him at the top. Michael Phelps, Usain Bolt, Derek Jeter and Peyton Manning round out the top 5. Patrick Jones has the rest.

After being cut by the New York Jets, quarterback Tim Tebow is getting job offers that are a little different for the Heisman Trophy winner. The Lingerie League offered him a job to be their national quarterbacks coach, the Canadian Football League's Montreal Alouettes say Tebow could compete for them as a backup, and indoor team the Omaha Beef offered to pay the former Gator $75 a game. Patrick Jones helps you sift through the offers.

Former wide receiver Chad 'Ochocinco' Johnson spent his weekend hanging out with a homeless man named Robert that he nicknamed 'Porkchop.' Robert reportedly asked Johnson for a cigarette, and the former footballer did him one better- he gave 'Porkchop' a new watch, took him on a shopping spree at Urban Outfitters, and hung out with him at a club. Kristina Behr has the details.

Social media may be the key to predicting the NFL draft, according to online marketing company iProspect. The firm analyzed what people were saying on Twitter, Facebook, blogs and other platforms about the 2012 draft, and found that six of the top ten draft picks were chosen correctly by social media last year. The company applied the same tactics this year, and Patrick Jones has the results.

Miami Heat star basketball player LeBron James posted pictures of flooding in South Beach to his Instagram account and the National Weather Service took notice. The service issued a flood warning to the Coral Gables neighborhood in Miami, crediting James with alerting them. Looks like King James has a backup career as a weatherman, if being the world's best basketball player doesn't pan out. Patrick Jones has more.

TMZ is reporting that New York Knicks shooting guard J.R. Smith owes Lemmermans, a jewelry store, money for bling he ordered but allegedly never paid for, including two Black Jesus pendants. Lemmermans reportedly sued Smith for $48,000, and won, after Smith never responded to the suit. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Minority Brooklyn Nets owner Jay-Z is reportedly selling his small stake in the NBA team. The reason behind it is that HOV is starting a sports representation agency, Roc Nation, and his current ownership prevents his ability to break into the NBA. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Following the hugely successful 'Puppy Bowl' which airs on Animal Planet during Super Bowl Sunday, The Hallmark Channel announced it will air its own three-hour 'Kitten Bowl' showcasing adoptable kittens competing on an obstacle course. Kristina Behr has the details.

The NFL is making locker room cameras mandatory, in a move that could give fans a behind-the-scenes look at their favorite teams. But you have to be in the stadium to see it. Teams will be in control over what is shown, but the likelihood of mistakes is still high. Remember the Bears' Brandon Marshall's bare-butted tweet? Patrick Jones has the story.

Two reporters from the website HooplaHa dressed up as play-by-play announcers and broadcasted a basketball game from the courts at McCarren Park in Brooklyn, New York. The players were surprised, but pleased, to live the fantasy of professional basketball players. Patrick Jones has the rest.

Jay-Z is announcing that he is starting a sports representation agency called Roc Nation that will be paired with CAA. His first client is none other than New York Yankees' second baseman Robinson Cano, who is due another major contract when his current one ends after the 2013 season. Patrick Jones has the rest.

The Lehigh Valley IronPigs are installing urinal video game systems in the men's rooms at their stadium, Coca-Cola Park. The systems were designed by Captive Media and feature a skiing game where the player controls turns by moving their stream. Patrick Jones thinks it will fit in with a trend of Minor League Baseball teams creating a carnival-like atmosphere, drawing fans for reasons beyond the game itself.

Minor league pitcher Mike Cisco was recently traded from the Philadelphia Phillies organization to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim for nothing in return. Nothing! In a sport that regularly trades players for a 'player to be named later,' this trade seems impossible to fathom. Patrick Jones has the story.

Weather forecast or sports show? It's sometimes hard to tell. The NBA Finals matchup is a meteorologist dream with the Miami Heat facing off against the Oklahoma City Thunder and then there's the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Carolina Hurricanes in the NHL. Len Berman says it gets even crazier once you start including disasters like (the San Jose) Earthquakes, (the Colorado) Avalanches and (the Brooklyn) Cyclones. 

Scott Timmons a 23 year old minor league ice hockey player for the San Antonio Rampage, a Florida Panthers' affiliate allegedly had a few drinks in him and broke into a house that wasn't his to sleep it off. When the family woke up to find him there, they called the police. Patrick Jones has the story.

A baseball hopeful hurt himself throwing out bubble gum. Michael Taylor, who's participating in spring training for the Oakland Athletics, cut his hand on a light fixture while disposing of the gum. Patrick Jones take a look at where this wound falls in the oddest off-field injuries of all time.

Transgender MMA fighter Fallon Fox demolished her female opponent in 39 seconds in a Championship Fighting Alliance (CFA) bout in Florida. As John Basedow reports, a controversy erupted when Fox revealed her original gender to be male and now the Florida State Boxing Commission (FSBC) put her fighting license under review. Fox is believed to be the first transgender male or female to participate in an MMA event.

The Iditarod is a grueling 1,049 mile dogsled race from Anchorage to Nome, Alaska. Among the hurdles mushers face are the cold, the wild and having to schedule pee breaks. The last is a problem trying to be fixed by a new system called Pee Pants, which is designed to allow the person to pee without getting wet at all. Let's hope it works otherwise the poor people testing it will be in for the worst week-plus of their lives. Patrick Jones has the story.

Federal spending cuts are claiming sports stadium flyovers. The so-called sequestration cuts will eliminate the use of military aircraft in a flyover demonstration at sporting events. Critics say that's un-American. Where do you stand? Patrick Jones has the story.

Gabriel Muniz, 11, was born with no feet, but is quite good at soccer. Gabriel has been invited to train at FC Barcelona's facility in his hometown of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This comes after an impressive showing at a summer camp at the facility. Patrick Jones has the details. 

A video from a boxing match in North Dakota appears to end in a knock out without a punch landing. The match features NFL player Ray Edwards against a man giving him plenty of size and weight, a complete mis-match, which some are saying strengthens the flop perspective. Patrick Jones reports.

The World Cup 2014 in Brazil will feature sections of seats meant solely for the obese. The seats will be twice as large as a normal seat and will be reinforced to allow a person weighing up to 550 pounds to sit and view the soccer tournament. Is this a good idea or a bad one? Patrick Jones weighs in.

Organizers in New York/New Jersey say that they would have no problem changing the day of next year's Super Bowl at MetLife Stadium if they could avoid big problems in the weather. This means the Super Bowl could end up being on a Saturday, Monday or even Tuesday. Patrick Jones doesn't think Saturday would be such a crazy change.

The International Olympic Committee has decided to remove wrestling, one of the oldest Olympic sports, from the 2020 games. Instead, the IOC chose to keep the modern pentathlon. Wrestling goes back to the inaugural modern Olympics in Athens in 1896. There is no word yet on what will replace the sport. Patrick Jones has the story.

Video is surfacing of a brawl in the stands at the NFL's Pro-Bowl in Hawaii. The fight gets so intense that players turn their attention from the game into the stands. Patrick Jones has the story.

There's a report floating around that, according to team owners, advertisements could appear on NBA game jerseys as early as 2014. Obviously this would be a huge money draw for the league, and would most likely be small and regulated ads. However, Patrick Jones is looking far into the future of basketball jerseys.

Thousands of spectators gathered in Spain for the 24th annual Tarragona Human Tower Competition. Thirty groups participated in the two-day event, where the object is to build the tallest and most complex human tower, and then safely dismantle it. Patrick Jones has pictures of the spectacular event.

Bossaball is a new beach game sweeping the globe. It's played on inflatable courts with trampolines. Teams with three to five players on each side volley using whatever body part they'd like, while jumping around. Bossaball is currently touring the world so check the website Bossaballsports.com to see if an event will take place near you. Patrick Jones reports. 

The Redskins Rule predicts the result of presidential elections based on whether the NFL team that moved to the American capital in 1937 wins or loses its final home game before election day. The rule's been right in 17 out of 18 elections since FDR's election. Tim Minton says Barack Obama figured to get the 2012 prediction. But Mitt Romney supporters got a gameday surprise.

The San Francisco Bay Area Public Transit system, known as BART, finally has a law that will help ban repeat offenders who use the system as a toilet, as well as other more sinister crimes. Patrick Jones wonders why this wasn't the first law put in place when the system opened.

Tommy Lasorda called it the bravest play to ever take place on a baseball field.  35 years ago, Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder, Rick Monday stopped a father and son duo who jumped onto the field and were trying to burn an American Flag by grabbing it before they could begin. Len Berman describes why this is the best play in baseball history.

Bart Jansen, a Dutch artist, turned his dead cat Orville, named after Orville Wright, into a remote-controlled helicopter. The Orvillecopter, which Jansen built with Arjen Beltman, is now on display at the Kunstrai art festival in Amsterdam. Orville's owner says he loved birds and he can now fly with them, but Patrick Jones just finds it very weird.

Philadelphia restaurant PYT has created an all-bacon taco shell. Think ground beef, cheese and salsa all wrapped in a weave of crispy pork fat. Rena Karefa-Johnson wonders whether these mini heart-attacks are disgusting or delicious.

Parker Brothers Choppers is making the dreams of many "Tron" fans come true with their design of the new Electric Tron Lightcycle. The bike is powered by an electric motor and lithium ion batteries. It'll glide for 100 miles before needing a recharge. Maureen Aladin has the details.

 

Kanye West reportedly wants girlfriend Kim Kardashian to tone down the makeup. Kim's stylist Rob Scheppy admitted that Yeezy wants Kim's look to be more natural, like Kate Middleton. Many would argue that Kim Kardashian is perfect just the way she is. Rena Karefa-Johnson rules on whether Kanye's request is Disgusting or Delicious.