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As Jessica and Joe help Lennon prepare for an open house at her dance studio, a surprise visitor from Lennon's past threatens to change everything.

As Jessica and Joe help Lennon prepare for an open house at her dance studio, a surprise visitor from Lennon's past threatens to change everything.

In this comedy based on an autobiographical book, Jim Carrey plays a man who decides to spice up his life by saying yes to everything in his life that he would normally say no to. Zooey Deschanel stars as Carrey's love interest; Bradley Cooper and Terence Stamp co-star.

Isaac Lamb's insanely epic live lip-dub (lip synching) proposal may just be the most epically awesome 'she said yes!' story of them all.

Back when Mitt Romney was campaigning in Michigan, he had this weird phrase about his one-time home state that he kept robotically repeating: 'The trees are the right height.' Well, I can't say for sure what 'the right height' is to Mitt Romney. And Michiganders -- who, yes, were polled as to their trees' height -- came back with mixed reviews on how their trees measure up. But as it turns out, the height of trees -- and how many of them you can see from space -- reveals a lot about the health and wealth of an urban community. And when the trees are wrong, that's actually an indicator of a larger problem.Over at Per Square Mile, Tim de Chant has done yeoman's work in studying the trees and what they mean, and he's found that if you want to measure income inquality in an urban neighborhood, you should look for the available shade:They found that for every 1 percent increase in per capita income, demand for forest cover increased by 1.76 percent. But when income dropped by the same amount, demand decreased by 1.26 percent. That s a pretty tight correlation. The researchers reason that wealthier cities can afford more trees, both on private and public property. The well-to-do can afford larger lots, which in turn can support more trees.De Chant subsequently found that this phenomenon comes to life when you look at various communities using Google Earth. A fine example is seen in comparing Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood (predominantly African American, with median income of about $13,000) to the more tony Hyde Park, just to the north (more racially diverse, with median income about $44,000):According to de Chant, trees provide unsung benefits to urbanites: 'They shade houses in the summer, reducing cooling bills. They scrub the air of pollution, especially of the particulate variety, which in many poor neighborhoods is responsible for increased asthma rates and other health problems.' He also noted that the tr

Aretha Franklin stopped by the 'Today' show on Monday and ran into some timing issues while sharing her recipe for 'Aretha's Peanut Butter Mmm-Mmm-Mmm-Mmm-Mmm Shrimp.''Today' hosts Natalie Morales and Savannah Guthrie excitedly fired off a few questions to the Queen of Soul before she started to cook. When the hosts turned to focus on the shrimp, Franklin made one thing clear: the Queen cannot be rushed. 'This is going to be less than ten minutes, really,' Franklin said of her recipe. Considering that the segment slated was only for four minutes this seemed like good news. Franklin seemed fixated on the first of three skillets of shrimp. 'We only have about a minute and a half left,' Morales said, urging Franklin to move on to the next step of the recipe. 'Wait a minute, just a moment.' Franklin said, still focusing on the first skillet. 'A minute and a half? That's all we have?' she asked.'That's all we got! We gotta see how it ends,' Guthrie said. 'Well tell NBC to extend the time. We gotta finish this recipe,' Franklin joked. 'Let's show some 'R-E-S-P-E-C-T,' okay?' Guthrie jokingly told her producers. 'Yes, give us some respect this morning!' Franklin agreed. Morales then broke out into song. 'Just a little bit! Just a little bit,' she sang.Franklin did not acknowledge Morales' singing nor continue with the whole 'R-E-S-P-E-C-T' joke, but the segment and shrimp eventually came together in the end. (h/t Mediaite) Also on HuffPost:Lauer co-hosts NBC's 'Today' from 7-9 a.m. 'Today' ranks number one as the morning show leader. The show provides viewers with a mix of hard and soft news. Curry co-hosts NBC's 'Today' from 7-9 a.m.Roberts co-hosts ABC's 'Good Morning America' from 7-9 a.m. 'GMA' trails behind 'Today' in the number two

A prominent right-wing pundit has expressed some eyebrow-raising views on the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community once again, saying he wants conservatives to 'reclaim discrimination,' and even comparing gays to 'people who...eat the faces off homeless people.'As Right Wing Watch is reporting, Bryan Fischer of the American Family Association sounded off on his 'Focal Point' talk show, telling his audience that conservatives should 'discriminate...unapologetically' when it comes to homosexuality. 'It is altogether right for a rational culture to discriminate against homosexual behavior,' Fischer said. 'I am saying, yes, that's exactly what DOMA does and it should...because [homosexuality] is not a benign alternative to heterosexuality...we ought to discriminate.' Right Wing Watch also noted that Fischer's declarations echoed those made in a blog piece he wrote last week, in which he compared LGBT people to the disturbing spate of cannibalism cases currently making headlines. 'Public policy is about discriminating against behaviors that are socially destructive and corrosive to the social fabric,' he noted in the blog. 'So, we rightly discriminate against people who rip off convenience stores, burgle houses, drive while drunk, eat the faces off homeless people, gun down servicemen on military bases, embezzle funds from employers or clients, or beat their wives.' Check out other anti-gay sentiments made by right-wing pundits below: The pastor, identified on YouTube as Charles L. Worley of Providence Road Baptist Church in Maiden, N.C., condemns President Obama's much-publicized endorsement of same-sex marriage while calling for gays and lesbians to be put in an electrified pen and ultimately killed off. 'Build a great, big, large fence -- 150 or 100 mile long -- put all the lesbians in there,' Worley suggests in the clip, reportedly filmed on M

Carly Rae Jepsen's catchy single, 'Call Me Maybe,' has infected the internet with a highly contagious sing-along bug. Everyone from Katy Perry to James Franco -- and even Joan Rivers! -- has covered the summer bubblegum-pop tune, and now you can add Donald Trump to that list. The Donald, together with the Miss USA contestants, created his own 'Call Me Maybe' video. The bikini-clad women may be the focus of the clip, but their perfectly coiffed leader makes a semi-serious cameo appearance. Trump only appears for a few brief seconds -- at about the 40 second mark -- and lip syncs, Hey I just met you, before the video cuts to more attractive singers in the pool. Still, a few seconds of Trump is all you probably needed to start your day off right.Could this be the end of the 'Call Me Maybe' lip sync meme? Only time will tell.What's your favorite 'Call Me Maybe' video? Take a look through the slideshow below and let us know in the comments. JAY LENO: Obama and Romney's 'Call Me Maybe' Car Dance. I don't own this material. Just re-posted from MSNBC, Today Show & Jay Leno. No copyright infringement intended.www.friendsofjaclyn.net yes he was actually sleeping the whole time Call us Maybe @HulsatingMember @HarvardBaseball @SmartyPants9 @Get_Meaty @OldTimer7 @Marcus_Way We do not own the rights to any of the music shown in this videoJoan Rivers, Giuliana Rancic, Kelly Osbourne, George Kotsiopoulos and a bunch of their fabulous friends want you to call them--maybe.Here's the new link.. Buy it on iTunes! itunes.apple.com Follow me on Twitter! twitter.com Check out the OFFICIAL video here! www.youtube.com Hey guys! Here's the music video I promised featuring all my friends to Carly Rae Jepsen's song 'Call Me Maybe'. Make your own video with your friends and post it here! **Also, Big thanks to Alfredo Flores for helping edit this video!** Don't forget to leave a comment and

WoW, 2 Days after release and over 600000 views, I'm glad that I'm not the only one who feels like that. Thanks for the likes - for your information's, yes I play Daemon Hunter and I cry even more and louder - a German Stream from our Game Play can be found under http://de.twitch.tv/skaav1 (Bar Streaming)

Sure the beach is an obvious choice for your weekend getaways, but beaches can get old right? And besides you crave originality.Well we've selected seven spots from around the USA that will offer you that much needed break and a unique experience to boot.With international airfares skyrocketing, these destinations won't break the bank either.One of the top five most livable cities in the US, Ann Arbor is charming and loved by its inhabitants. So see what all the fuss is about and follow this guide for the best burger, martini, park and, of course, dive bar.New Orleans gets a lot of buzz during Mardi Gras, but if you are no stranger to the heat, check it out in the summer. With a plethora of outdoor eateries, river boat excursions and open container policies, New Orleans will bring the party all summer long.An idyllic port town with breezy nights, ice cream shops, cobbled streets, microbrews and lobster -- what more can you ask from a summer getaway? Get up to Bar Harbor, Maine for the weekend.Don't forget the Alamo! This canal city has tasty Texan treats, picturesque river walks and of course, the Alamo.To beat the heat, sometimes it's best to go underground. Strange you say? Yes, but the tour of Seattle's downtown is much the same as in the 1930s and all two stories beneath street level!A fun summer day trip can be as hassle free as taking a walk. And if you are in Orange County, head to Peter's Canyon which has a lovely park and an easy hike that offers stunning views.A trip on the subway brings you to this iconic New York City boardwalk. It's seen a lot of changes in the past but it's always a sure bet for a wacky, wild and fun filled day of rides, games and NYC nostalgia. Follow Tripfilms on Twitter: www.twitter.com/tripfilms

Good morning to everybody and thanks for once again coming on by for this swiftly spat but never pat recap which you may use to supplement your Sunday Morning political chat-show experience or use in lieu of that experience, which actually falls at the bottom of a long list of experiences you probably wouldn't care to have like having your fingernails peeled back or eating lamprey pie -- though on the latter score, that is something the Queen of England may, at some point today, do.My name is Jason, and I almost can't even with England sometimes, but traditions are traditions and who am I to speak, given that one of my traditions is waking up on Sundays, brewing many pots of coffee, and then staring at this nonsense for many hours. It is, I suppose, a kind of love. Still, England...that pie.Okay, well, everyone get comfy as I peel my eyes back and stretch my TiVo finger. As per usual, you all are welcome to mix it up in the comments and catch up with one another. I'm available by email, and if you absolutely need to, you can always follow me on Twitter.FOX NEWS SUNDAYApparently we're going to talk mainly about whether the rising unemployment rate means the recovery is stalling (YES) and if the Wisconsin recall race is a preview of the presidential election (NO). I mean, that's how easy it is to answer those questions, and yet we're going to point a camera at flapping gums for like, an hour.But first, we'll have Romney surrogate Ed Gillespie. He'll be followed by Obama surrogate Steve Rattner -- who sort of looks like Mark McKinney of the Kids In The Hall. It's too bad Lindsey Graham isn't on today. They could do sketches together! Anyway, I am guessing the Gillespie will say that the unemployment rate shows we need to have Mitt Romney and more tax cuts, and Rattner will say that we've come considerably far under Obama and Romney will return us to the bottom of the gutter again, economically speaking. Like I said