One Iranian nuclear scientists was killed today and another was seriously injured in separate, simultaneous car bomb attacks. Did we do that?

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

[Sean Penn walks through the streets of Port-au-Prince, Haiti presumably looking for Wyclef Jean-related irregularities during the island nation's presidential election. Image via Getty]

A retired French electrician, Pierre Le Guennec says he has "hundreds" of Picasso paintings, notebooks, lithographs and a watercolor believed to be worth around 60 million euros, which he claims Picasso gave him as a gift. Picasso's son disagrees. [BBC]

Marc Lynch at Foreign Policy offers a good analysis of the latest Wikileaks leak.

Frankenapples could soon be here: A Canadian biotechnology company, Okanagan Specialty Fruits has asked the USDA to approve a new "Arctic" apple that, when sliced, doesn't brown. It'll help sell more snacks! Some critics call it a "botox apple."

[French figure skater Mae Berenice Meite performs during the gala exhibition of the Ice Skating Bompard Trophy at Bercy arena in Paris. Photo via AP.]

You know the annoying pro-athlete habit of thanking God for, well, everything? Buffalo Bills Wideout Stevie Johnson just took that in a slightly different direction, after dropping a potentially game-winning touchdown pass:

Haiti held its elections on Sunday, and at least 12 of the 19 presidential candidates have alleged fraud.

A group of researchers was able to reverse the aging process in genetically-altered mice, "dramatically" regenerating their organs and restoring neurons to their brains. Next stop: Eternal life! Which almost sounds worse, to be honest.

News and politics site Salon.com is "exploring opportunities to merge with or be acquired by another company." I've got eighteen dollars in my wallet. Anyone want to go in with me? Ten bucks'll get you the advice columnist position!

Complete with a showstopping musical number, tonight's Family Guy certainly delivered. Special guests include crowd favorites like Bush Jr., Cheney, Pelosi and the Globetrotters. This clip not only features tonight's stars, but relays the episode's message hilariously in 59 seconds.

[A vicious gang of Toy Store Kiddy Land Santa Claus Academy students march through Tokyo. Photo via AP.]

Angeles Duran, a 49-year-old Spanish woman, has claimed ownership of the sun. You know, the sun? In the sky? The bright one? Yeah, she wants to start charging for its use.

After the zombie attack that concluded last week's episode, this week's The Walking Dead deals with cleaning up the bodies and emotions left strewn around the campsite. Eventually, the gang gets motoring to the CDC for answers!

The Corvallis, Oregon mosque where Mohamed Osman Mohamud—the former rapper suspected of trying to blow up Portland's Christmas tree lighting ceremony—sometimes worshipped was set on fire on Sunday. Because, yes, mosque arson will definitely discourage anti-American terrorism.

Dear Michelle Obama, I think your husband should legalize immigration. Please put a statue of me in Echo Park.

Apparently a Bill O'Reilly chastisement counts for nothing around the Simpsons offices, as tonight's opening credits began with another helicopter-driven Fox News critique. All that and more inside.

On tonight's 60 Minutes, Andy Rooney cited a study that claimed that Asian-Americans who live in New Jersey and have a good sense of humor have the best chance to live to be 100—he was skeptical! Watch inside.

Some 2,600 police and army operatives swept through a Brazilian slum on Sunday, seizing 11 tons of marijuana and "a small arsenal" of weapons—including a missile—from a notorious drug gang. They also found a Justin Bieber mural.