You can thank Glee for that. Also today: a new time travel movie is confusing, we need a farm boy to go kill a giant, a TV adaptation gets its leads, and an Ugly Betty favorite makes good.

If you're tired of building the same old boring snowman year after year, you should take a lesson from this lad on how to spice things up a bit. Watch as his mother comes home to find what he's done!

TONIGHT: The Grammy Nominations Concert, the premieres of Top Chef: All-Stars and Celebrity Rehab, the season finales of ANTM and Terriers, plus new episodes of Hellcats, Law & Order: SVU, Law & Order: Los Angeles, Hell's Kitchen, Undercovers, and more!

The Way We Live Now: struggling with duality. We have two options, it seems, and both are bad. Ugly money or poor beauty? High taxes or high unemployment? Big salaries or bad judges? We feel very heroic, so much option-weighing!

Last night, the San Antonio Spurs beat the Golden State Warriors 118-98, but you wouldn't know it if you considered Stephen Curry's 32-point, five-assit performance. The most noteworthy of the assists? Curry's half-court alley-oop to teammate Dorell Wright. Watch inside.

Kentucky's Democratic Gov. Steve Beshear breathlessly announced today that he has secured a deal with Ark Encounter LLC to build an awesome creationism-themed amusement park in his state. What, along with a "full-scale Noah's Ark," will it contain?

Today at Gawker.TV, 30 Rock's Jonathan plays himself on Running Wilde, Conan pleads with Finland to air his show, Jason Lee dons old-man makeup and rockstar hair, and Glenn Beck wishes people we as poor as they used to be.

Congratulations to GitEmKelvarDave for being the first person to answer today's Freeze Frame. Click through for the answer.

Guess what, people—dogs are awesome! And here's a nearly eight-minute video compilation—featuring everything from dogs jumping in slow motion, to diving, to rescuing people from burglars, to walking up stairs on their hind legs, and more—to prove it.

The top shelf venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins is preparing to value Twitter at $4 billion, TechCrunch hears from its sources. So the microblogging startup supposedly increased its value sixteen-fold in less than two years. Whatever.

Paul Dinello popped up on last night's Colbert Report playing Stephen's evil fraternal twin. The two poked fun at the obscene amount of product placement on Days of our Lives in their own way, plugging Toaster Strudels and Cheerios instead.

Bob Saget's new show Strange Days takes him around the US, checking things off of his bucket list along the way. Last night Bob went searching for Sasquatch or Homo Erectus Giganticus to those who use words like that.

Meet Trevor Neilson. His job is helping famous people "build [their] brands" by finding charitable projects for them. He's the philanthropic powerbroker behind Angelina, Ashton, Demi, Shakira, and Bono. If he ever uses his powers for evil, we're screwed.

Well, some good news. Michael Douglas is returning to work — on a Liberace biopic no less — after undergoing treatment for throat cancer. So that's good! Unfortunately some fellow celebrities aren't faring so well.

Have you ever wondered how to call for a hog? Turns our there's a lot of different techniques and they're all pretty ridiculous.

"Meet the new home decorators—tweens." Oh... no, that's okay.

Have you seen any instances of the word "Christmas" being replaced by the considerably more ethnic "Holiday"? Sen. Jim Inhofe sure has. And now that his hometown "Christmas" parade is a "Holiday" parade, he'll keep his horse stabled.

The Post's totally superfluous Page Six Magazine comes out tomorrow with a cover story about Madonna's former boytoy Jesus Luz. The problem is no one wants to hear him talk. And when he does, he sounds like a fool.

Sometimes, sign language interpretations of songs—like the Black Eyed Pea's "My Humps"—are silly. Sometimes, they're good. And sometimes, they're absolutely fantastic—this interpretation of Celine Dion's "It's All Coming Back To Me Now" represents one of those times.

Behold the Kings Firecrackers, a jump-roping squad of teen (and pre-teen) girls from Ohio—who may get a movie deal! Here, the girls perform an astonishing eight-minute routine during a halftime show at the US Naval Academy. Watch inside.