Britney finally set free, 200 people 'freeze' in NYC

Britney checked out: Checked out of the hospital that is. The pop-star was released early from UCLA Medical Center's psych ward because a court representative found "no just cause" for the hold, a source tells 'People.' Both her doctor and her parents wanted her to stay the full two weeks, but the decision for Spears’ release was overridden by the court representative. For the people of L.A., watch out – Brit’s back on the roads.

Everybody freeze: This is one of the hottest videos on the Internet today, according to Technorati.com. Improv Everywhere, a New York City prankster group, recently asked about 200 people to freeze on cue in Grand Central Station. Check out how other people reacted:

'Project Runway' in 60 Seconds: Missed your favorite designers last night? We got your back. MTV News' Jim Cantiello packs all the design and drama of an episode into one quick and easy minute. You don’t want to miss this body slammin’ episode – literally.

Why you dirty rats: Send a stop motion video card for the Chinese New Year, or just watch the video (Produced by Produced by Adrian and Cheryl Lee) here:

Worst movie: Kate v.s. Eva. The battle for the worst movie of the year thus far is between ‘Fool's Gold’ and ‘Over Her Dead Body.’ Check out this article and decide if either flick is worth wasting two hours of your time.

Happy Trek: Will Happy Slip be sacrificed? Virginia Beach’s YouTube star and comedian Happy Slip is in the Philippines meeting and greeting with her international fan base. See her explore Taal volcano.

Moment of Local Zen: Check out this "Rosegarden Bridge" by HamptonRoads.com user joyw74740 in HamptonRoads.com's Scenic Hampton Roads photo gallery.

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