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Looking for a frustrating game that takes a lot of patience to defeat? Maybe you want to send yourself back in time, to a time where The Simpsons ruled the world. The Simpsons also tried to rule the video game world, but every time they tried, the brought horror and broken controllers. Leading that charge, was Virtual Bart.

Actress-singer Anna Kendrick is somewhat notorious for making filthy (hilarious) jokes on Twitter and is overall really charming. Her most recent appearance Tuesday night on CBS' "Late Show with David Letterman" only continued to make that the truth.

We genuinely enjoy some good Steve Harvey exasperated face. Any time there's an awkward or funny answer on "Family Feud," the camera quickly cuts to Harvey, where he is shown standing there with mouth agape, astounded at what just happened.

We were introduced to TLC's show "Extreme Cheapskates" a while back and couldn't be more bothered by it.

Steve Harvey's had booming success from his talk show over the years, and this story further supports that.

People fart. It's science. That's something that everyone does. But when you're on television, especially on ABC's "The View," you gotta do what you can to hold that back.

When you're on live TV, you have to know how to improvise in case technology fails you. And the team at ABC News 4 in Charleston, S.C., shows it can improvise with the best of them.

Believe it or not, Joaquin Phoenix is still kicking around Hollywood and making everyone uncomfortable. He went on CBS' "Late Show with David Letterman" again, this time to announce his recent engagement as weirdly as possible. But there's something fishy about the announcement.

We haven't heard much from Charlie Sheen recently. Ever since his meltdown about four years ago, the actor has been laying pretty low.

This story is the epitome of local news. The big story around Allouez, Wis., is that a woman, dressed as the Bumble from "The Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" CBS-TV special, has been seen walking her dog around town.

For about a month now, The Discovery Channel has been promoting a show titled "Eaten Alive," where conservationist Paul Rosolie was supposedly going to be eaten by a massive, 20-something-foot-long anaconda somewhere in the Amazon River basin in South America. Surely, that could not be something that would be televised, right? Well, it aired Sunday night and, needless to say, it was ve

Pat Sajak's snark is well-documented on the syndicated TV game show "Wheel of Fortune." And it seems like Sajak is getting a little extra fiery in his old age.