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Yep, it's yet another parody of Carly Rae Jepsen's 'Call Me Maybe.' And just as pop culture would have it, the prevalent news right now -- The Olympics -- has taken on the role as the focus. In this case we speak of the media frenzy surrounding 27-year-old swimmer and ostensible "king of the pool" Ryan Lochte.

Since the summer is half over, there's hope that we'll never have to hear Carly Rae Jepsen's ubiquitous hit 'Call Me Maybe' ever again. But before that happens, you'll have to endure the US Olympic swim team's cover of the monster pop phenomenon. Can you ever forgive us?

Rumors have been swirling about a cheating scandal between Kristen Stewart and director Rupert Sanders, who met on the set of 'Snow White and the Huntsman,' after pictures were leaked of Stewart and Sanders together. Devoted fans were convinced that the photos were Photoshopped, with Stewart's face artificially replacing Sanders' wife in the photo.

As a way to show the consequences of nasty, anonymous comments made on the internet, Jimmy Kimmel invites celebrities to read mean tweets about themselves on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live.' Justin Bieber, in particular, gets his comeuppance in a big way.

'The Dark Knight Rises' star Christian Bale showed he has the values instilled in Bruce Wayne when he made a personal visit to Aurora, CO, yesterday to meet with the victims of last week's horrific movie theater shooting.

Sherman Hemsley, a television fixture of the '70s and '80s, has died at his home in El Paso, Texas at age 74. His passing is being attributed to "natural causes."

Tripp Palin has been famous since before he was born. The nation first learned about Bristol Palin's son when John McCain surprisingly made her mother, Sarah Palin, his presidential running mate in 2008. At the time, Bristol was 17 and pregnant with Tripp and many wondered how that would play out politically. We haven't heard a whole lot from Tripp since. Which isn't surprising, considering he has

America's pastime -- the yawn-enducing sport of baseball --  has finally figured out a way to make the batting lineup announcements anything but horribly dreadful. Recently, comedians Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis were present at a Chicago Cubs home game, where they not only hilariously delivered the team's introductions, but also tossed out some pitches.

Germans love him, but who knew David Hasselhoff was such a wanted commodity here in the US? That's what a convenience store chain is wondering after hundreds of giant promotional cardboard cut-outs of the 'Baywatch' star have gone missing.

Not a fan of British craze One Direction? Don't think those boys are cute enough? Then how about this cover group -- comprised of dogs!

In April, Ebony magazine published a handwritten note from Beyonce to Michelle Obama in which the singer expressed her admiration for the First Lady. In the letter, Beyonce praises Michelle as "the ULTIMATE example of a truly strong African American woman...

Barack Obama got the old "Bronx cheer" during the second quarter of the USA versus Brazil men’s basketball exhibition at the Verizon Center in Washington, DC, Monday night. However, the boos had nothing to do with what the crowd thought of his job performance as president. Instead they were reacting to his inexplicable decision not to kiss his wife Michelle when the First Couple was feat

Hey I just met you, and this is crazy. But here's my number. So call me, maybe? Carly Rae Jepsen's 'Call Me Maybe' is undoubtedly the catchiest song of the year. It's spawned covers by everyone from the Harvard Baseball Team, to Miss USA Contestants, to most recently Cookie Monster.

Donald J. Sobol, the author of the extremely popular boy-detective book series 'Encyclopedia Brown,' died last week of natural causes. He was 87.

All your favorite celebs came out to Comic-Con 2012 last week to showcase their latest movie and TV projects to the fans. Though, first and foremost, Comic-Con has always been and will always be the place to let you geek flag wave in the air, and some celebs got into the spirit of the convention a little more so than others. Those who actually got to attend Comic-Con this year will know we're talk