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We'd like to buy a vowel, please...a "why?" "Wheel of Fortune" host Pat Sajak is known on his show for his amiable personality even in the face of loud, sometimes obnoxious contestants. But it seems as though his patience is a bit shorter on Twitter. Yesterday night, Sajak wrote an interesting tweet: "I now believe global warming alarmists are unpatriotic racists knowingly misleading for their own ends," he wrote.

We've seen Jimmy Fallon and Emma Stone do lip-sync competitions. But that's nothing compared to nip-sync competitions. Last night on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," Jimmy had Terry Crews of "The Expendables" and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" in as a guest. Naturally, Crews had to get shirtless and flex his pecs at some point, since he made it big doing just that for those crazy Old Spice commercials.

You can't watch the premiere of "Girl Meets World" quite yet...but you can watch the opening credits! Disney released the opening credits to the "Boy Meets World" spinoff online today, which includes the opening theme song. It's definitely a song of it's time: It features some sweet, aspirational vocals as sung by a young pop star, giving it a Katy Perry/Ariana Grande sort of sound.

Tragedy struck in the Los Angeles home of Michael and April Jace this week. Michael Jace, known for his role on "The Shield," has been charged with the murder of his wife, April, who was found dead in their home on Monday night. According to reports, police responded around 8:30pm on Monday when neighbors had reported sounds of gunshots. April, age 40, was found dead of gunshot wounds and Michael was immediately detained.

Kim Kardashian's little sister is bad at reading. Color us shocked. Kendall Jenner appeared on last night's Billboard Music Awards to introduce Australian boy band 5 Seconds of Summer. Only problem is, she seemed unable to read and/or say the four words "five" "seconds" "of" and "summer" in any kind of order, so she completely stopped reading.

Scare me once, shame on you. Scare me another 40 times, shame on my poor situational awareness. This fantastic viral video is making the rounds today, courtesy of YouTube user andrembennett. In the video, our hero shows us the many different ways one can scare his dad. Or, more specifically, how it doesn't much matter what you say, provided you do a good job of sneaking up on him.

We're officially living in the future: We've come so far that not even death can stop a pop star from performing a song, released posthumously, on live TV. That's what happened at the Billboard Music Awards last night, as a hologram of Michael Jackson took the stage to perform "Slave to the Rhythm." The song is off of the King of Pop's posthumous album "Xscape," which already has a hit in "Love Never Felt So Good" featuring Justin Timberlake.

In all nine innings of this weekend's baseball game between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Texas Rangers, this young kid made the best play. Usually, when a boy in his early teens catches a foul ball at a game, he'll hang onto it, hold it up to the camera, take it home and put it in a glass case...the usual stuff. But not this kid. No sir. This Don Juan of the Diamond had a different plan.

The new "Guardians of the Galaxy" trailer is here! For the past week, Marvel has been releasing short, 20-second teasers of the release of a trailer, a strategy that we've seen in the past for major releases like "The Hunger Games." As of today, those teasers are done and the official trailer is available for viewing. And it's pretty awesome, too.

With a number of new characters introduced during this season of "Game of Thrones," not to mention returning characters and re-castings, things can get a bit confusing. That's why we here at Yidio will provide you will "Game of Thrones" explainers to help you understand what exactly the heck is going on. Today, we'll be looking at the latest happenings in King's Landing, which means there will be show spoilers.