What can we expect in tonight's episode? Trampolines, Joel's biceps, Pierce will break his leg and Hillary Duff in a Mean Girls-type role. Don't worry: Hillary didn't forget that Joel constantly made fun of her sister Hayley on The Soup.

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

The L.A. Coliseum was barred from holding raves after a 15-year-old died of a drug overdose there earlier this year. The ban was overturned by a commission yesterday because no one died at the last two raves held there.

[This kid in San Francisco exercises caution while opening his Happy Meal yesterday after the city passed a ban on McDonald's putting toys inside the kids' meal boxes. Image via Getty]

The driver of a New Zealand train last week was surprised to find a cute house cat stowed away on board. When he approached, the cat viciously attacked him, sending the driver to the hospital and shutting down the train.

The BBC's Editorial Complaints Unit has found that a report from the news service wrongly implied that Bob Geldof's 1985 Band Aid tune "Do They Know It's Christmas" funded armed rebel groups in Etiopia. The BBC has issued an apology.

Who: Fox News anchor Shepard Smith is famous for his rapid-fire delivery, weird eyebrows, and ambiguous sexuality.

A "high intensity" eruption on Indonesia's Mount Merapi today was the largest so far.

Poor tourist Daniel Matthew just wanted to photograph the view from the Burj Dubai, the world's tallest building. So it was kind of weird when Tom Cruise appeared. Outside the building. Almost 1500 feet in the air. Want to see?

Prince Jefri of Brunei is suing his former business advisors over assets he claims they misappropriated. I know: Who cares? What if I told you that the Prince has life-sized porno statues of himself? Interested now?

Domino's Pizza Japan has a $31,000-an-hour one-hour job opening, no experience necessary. They won't say what it entails, but it's probably not a job coming up with wacky P.R. stunts, as that position seems to be filled.

This week, the remaining competitors were asked to make chocolate-less desserts that best represented a celebrity duo for a celebriTEA party. In this clip, watch the cheftestants reveal how their clichéd muses inspired their sweet and savory creations.

[A federal agent crawls through the 600 yard tunnel found in a warehouse on the U.S.-Mexico border. It contained a complex ventilation and railway system, and 30 tons of pot. Image via AP]

George W. Bush said recently that the "worst" moment of his presidency was when Kanye West said he didn't care about black people. Now Kanye has kinda apologized to Bush for calling him racist... in typical Kanye West fashion.

California authorities found a 600-yard drug tunnel with a railway system and 30 tons of pot.

On Catch 21, a contestant named Eve put her leg over her head in an attempt to show off her talents. Instead her boob popped out of her shirt, leaving host Alfonso Ribeiro in the middle of a wardrobe malfunction.

Are you familiar with the beloved holiday tale of how President Barack Obama destroyed Christmas with his union-boosting, New World Order-establishing, God-hating policies? No? Let's take a look at this Tea Party's christmas picture book, The Liberal Clause.

In a parody of Green Day's "Good Riddance" song (Time of Your Life), Tim Hawkins delivers some excellent advice to men who want to survive their marriage.

While filming Law & Order: Los Angeles in LA, a cameraman spotted a semi-automatic handgun on a rock. The real police came and removed the gun. This will be the inspiration for the world's most boring Law & Order episode.

This video will likely add a new item for people to drink to when playing along to a Mad Men drinking game: take a sip every time Don Draper says the word "what." It happens more times than you'd think.