Eat her cash: Nancy Cartwright, the voice of Bart Simpson, has given $10 million dollars to Scientology. According to this video on Yahoo!, that’s more than double what Tom Cruise has donated in the past four years - and we all know how loaded he is. The $10 million gift is more than twice the amount of Cartwright’s annual salary. 

Best place for Britney: Kevin Federline is "worried" about his ex-wife Britney Spears and feels that the psychiatric hospital is the best place for her right now, according to an article on people.com. A source close to Federline said that K-Fed "doesn't want her to get out until she's made progress." See, even K-Fed knows that Britney should be locked up until she gets her case of the crazies under control.

Speaking of pysch wards: Ealier this week "Grey’s Anatomy" star Justin Chambers, who plays Dr. Alex Karev on ABC’s popular show, checked into UCLA Medical Center's psych ward, which is where Britney is currently residing. His rep said he “"was exhausted and suffers from a sleeping disorder, and went in voluntarily to get some help." He must be feeling better. That or he had a premonition Britney was on her way. Chambers has already checked out.

Ad it up: Sure plenty of football fans can't wait to see the Patriots face the Giants Feb 3. Some of us, however, anticipate the ads! A profile for Super Bowl Ads on MySpace, forums on Facebook and a channel on YouTube all wait to post and discuss what we will see inbetween the big football plays. While waiting you can review last year's ads on iFilm. By the way, we won't see ads for presidential candiates. (Oh, OK... For more on the "Big Game" try the NFL.)

Fuzzy face-off: It's Puppy Bowl, where Attucker and Bingo go paw-to-paw with Scuba and Tucker. Meet the cuddly canine players  of Animal Planet's Puppy Bowl which will air from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday

Do I play it? Or cook with it? Find peace with a melodic and meditative 101 on the the hang drum, a percussion with Swiss origins. Thank the LongGranger of YouTube. Learn more about the instrument on Wikipedia.

Seeing red today? It's National Wear Red Day. What the heck is that? And when did We start celebrating it? Blame the pernicious do-gooding of the The American Heart Association, who's bringing awareness to heart disease - the no. 1 killer of American women.

Oh the drama! Check out this video of  "Dramatic Lemur" courtesy of MySpace's Top Plays list:

Moment of Local Zen: Found this "Colorful Wakeup" by HamptonRoads.com user chriss72564 in HamptonRoads.com's Scenic Hampton Roads photo gallery.

OK. Now that you've had your candy

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