Julian Assange's release on bail has been upheld by a British judge over the objections of prosecutors. His release to a British manor is imminent.

WABC and Good Morning America weatherperson Heidi Jones was arrested this week after police determined she fabricated a story about a Hispanic man trying to rape her in Central Park. Today, the fallout: ostracism, anger, and possible unemployment and jail.

Can you guess what movie this image comes from? Check back for the answer at 4pm today.

[A diver dressed as Santa Claus feeds the fish at the Sea Life aquarium in Oberhausen, Germany, today. Image via AP]

New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson arrived in North Korea today to "lessen tensions" on the peninsula. Also today, South Korea said it would resume live fire drills on the island that North Korea shelled last month. Brilliant idea, South Korea!

Last year, the FDA released a report that said mercury fillings are totally harmless when lodged into your head forever. But yesterday, an advisory committee told the FDA to look at new data that might suggest otherwise. Go figure.

Oklahoma today will execute a man with the same drug used to euthanize cats and dogs.

Prince Jefri Bolkiah of Brunei — who commissioned life-sized statues of himself and his fiancée having sex — lost his otherwise boring, multi-million dollar court battle against two former lawyers in New York yesterday. At least he's got the statues.

[Mythical acting beings Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie attended the premiere of Jolie's new movie, The Tourist, which is about a tourist. Photo via AP.]

Attention, ladies: Feeling insecure about... you-know-what?You might want to watch this infomercial for "Tajazzle" a three-step system to help you "Stay Dry And Smell Fresh Where It Gets Hot." Dry and "fresh"-smelling! Just the way men like it. [via]

Abdul Kadir, the would-be J.F.K. bomber, was sentenced to life in prison by a federal judge.

Authorities have confirmed that all four bodies found on a Long Island beach over the weekend are female, meaning that, yes, there's a good chance we're looking at the work of a serial killer.

Billions of tweets have been sent since its last injection of capital. But Twitter has just announced it is getting another $200 million in funding, which puts the micro-blogging service at a $3.7 billion valuation.

Mythbusters had a special to test some of the more outlandish stunts in Seth Rogen's upcoming Green Hornet picture. His appearance on the show turns out to be a big announcement: "dont' suspend your disbelief!".

A hotel in the United Arab Emirates has unveiled "the most expensive Christmas tree ever," a 40-foot fake decorated with jewelry valued at "over 11 million dollars." How much did you spend? $20? Guess you don't actually have Christmas spirit.

In the most aggressive season to date, Nona and Russell battled through sabotage, near fistfights, and incompetent teammates to make it this far. However, when the winner is finally announced, the second place chef doesn't take it gracefully at all.

This month, the FBI issued a warning about how pedophiles could use the new "Video Girl" Barbie doll—the one with an embedded camera—to prey on children. Tonight, Jon Stewart mocked the media for giving predators ideas. Watch inside.

Offices have experienced a drastic reduction in per-worker size over the past few years. According to experts, we can blame this on two most blameworthy things: the recession, and the youngs.

[We're not sure exactly what this holiday display in central London is begging for, but at least someone is asking for something nice for Christmas politely. Image via Getty]

Google has just introduced a new option that allows you to filter search results by "reading level." Who knows what black magick is behind this, but we thought it would be fun to compare some popular websites.