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Professor Skinner has seen it all -- including a better prankster than Bart. He tells him about former student Andy Hamilton (Jonah Hill) who goes down in Springfield Elementary as the best prankster.

Not to be outdone, Bart tracks down Andy, who is 19 years old and the two become quick friends. Seeing the negative side of a long lasting pranking career, Bart tries to change Andy's future. Marge feels like an outsider in her social group after being told everything she does is wrong.

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Kelly Ripa got teary-eyed over the memory of her wedding to Mark Consuelos during today's 'Live with Regis and Kelly.' Regis Philbin and Ripa are currently taping episodes of their show in Las Vegas, where Ripa married Consuelos after eloping in 1996. The episodes will air all this week with the exception of Thanksgiving.

"To me ... Las Vegas represents the beginning of my adult life. It's special," said Ripa, choking up while on the casino-themed set of her show at the Wynn Las Vegas. "I also do believe that I've reached a certain age where I'm extraordinarily hormonal."

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What started off as one of the sweetest shows on television ended up being one of the biggest tabloid circuses of all time.
In light of tonight's series finale of 'Jon and Kate Plus Eight' on TLC, we look back fondly on the show's best moments.

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On 'Family Guy,' Peter and the boys search for a new friend to replace Cleveland, but the most likely candidate has a past relationship with Lois, which makes Peter jealous and, later in the episode, causes him to resort to drunken arson. Also, Brian tries desperately to become friends with Quagmire, but one misstep after another only drives them further apart.

Over a steak dinner, Brian prompts Quagmire to reveal exactly why he dislikes him. Figuring chiefly among Quagmire's reasons are Brian's "textbook liberal agenda," his pursuit of Lois, and pooping in the yard. Bad dog!

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Those familiar with Adam Lambert have come to expect a certain amount of showy grandeur, but the 'American Idol' runner-up's musical number at the 2009 American Music Awards on Sunday was over-the-top even by Lambert's standards.

In his first televised performance since the 'Idol' finale, Lambert engaged in simulated oral sex with a male dancer, and locked lips with a male keyboardist in his backup band while performing the title track from his album 'For Your Entertainment.' And, he did it all without smearing his makeup, proving they don't call him 'Glambert' for nothing.

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On Friday, a visibly emotional Oprah Winfrey announced the end of 'The Oprah Winfrey Show,' bringing an end to the top-ranked talk show which has been on the air for more than two decades. Her last show is scheduled for Sept. 9, 2011.

"After much prayer, and months of careful thought, I've decided that next season -- season 25 -- will be the last season of 'The Oprah Winfrey Show,'" Winfrey said. It's expected that ending the show will allow Winfrey to shift focus to her cable venture, the Oprah Winfrey Network, which is set to debut in early 2011.

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It sure was satisfying to see the cast of 'Seinfeld' come together for a reunion on the season finale of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' even if it only was a ruse by Larry David to win ex-wife Cheryl back by giving her a part in the show.

For many fans, the show-within-a-show reunion gives us the kind of ending we hoped for but didn't receive in the original series finale when the 'Seinfeld' crew is revealed as hopelessly self-centered and gets tossed in jail.

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If you need an award to prove that this is Whitney Houston's comeback year, Ms. Houston has a shiny American Music Award to show you.

On last night's 'American Music Awards,' the pop diva performed her single, 'I Didn't Know My Own Strength' -- a song reflecting Houston's struggle to reclaim her career from years of drug abuse -- and was honored with the Award of Excellence.

Houston first performed the song on the season premiere of 'The Oprah Winfrey Show' after Oprah said it was her favorite song on the new album.

This week's episode of 'Saturday Night Live' featured Joseph Gordon-Levitt as the guest host, who wow'd with his rendition of 'Make 'em Laugh,' the great song and dance number from 'Singin' in the Rain.'

Also, Al Gore stopped by Weekend Update to talk about the climate crisis, and there was a special message about Sarah Palin and Glenn Beck. Here's a round-up of 'SNL' skits from last night.

50 Cent proves that 'Before I Self Destruct' is both the title of his latest album and a self fulfilling prophecy. The LA Times is reporting that a scuffle had broken out backstage at last nights taping of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' between his entourage and legendary sportscaster, Marv Albert.

Albert a guest also booked on yesterday's 'Jimmy Kimmel' lineup and found himself in a scuffle, after 50's entourage and handlers were unable to recognize the renowned announcer. According to the LA Times, "There was shouting ("It's Marv Albert," yelled a Kimmel show guard, a pronouncement that seemed to have no effect on the 50 Cent phalanx.) There were obscenities. A fist or two flying. A "Don't you put your hands on me" pronouncement." Albert was in town yesterday to promote both the LA Lakers hosting the Bulls today and his appearance on 'The Simpsons.'

In fairness, there might be a theory to explain the thuggery that may have occurred backstage, Marv Albert is sporting a new look!