Today's Top Videos

Well look at this — even Homer Simpson is doing his civic duty by making his voice heard in the '08 election. But, as always, things are not as simple as they should be. Not only must the poor bastard vote in the XXL, double-wide booth, but when he tries to select his choice on those "electronic voting dealies," the wrong vote is submitted. And watch what happens when he realizes the machine is rigged!

Anne Hathaway must have known full and well that by going on The Late Show to promote her new flick, there was no way David Letterman was going to resist grilling her about her money-laundering ex beau, Raffaello Follieri. She tried to keep it light and floofy by joking about the situation in general, but Dave kept on fishin' for the dirt. His best line by far: "Was there ever, like, stuff missing out of your purse?" Hey… at least she can laugh about the whole debacle now.

Look out SJP — a new, younger version of your flagship Carrie Bradshaw character is coming to life and it may be played by a teeny-bop sensation. That's right, Candace Bushnell revealed that tween darling Miley Cyrus would be a potential candidate to play the lead in her new book series that chronicles the life of Carrie in her early years. Granted the books won't be coming out until 2010 (when Miley will be 18), but the writer admits that she finds Miley to be "adorable."

Yesterday we shared the SNL video of Tina Fey's latest impression of Sarah Palin during her Katie Couric interview, but turns out your weren't the only one getting a kick out of the Saturday Night Live alum's spot-on impression. Even CNN's Wolf Blitzer couldn't hold back, doing a side-by-side comparison of Fey's spoof and what was said by Palin's interview, stating he's never actually heard the late-night staple actually use "exactly what was said" in their parodies. The governor may have had a rough week in the political arena, but she's ratings gold for SNL.

Well, it was only a matter of time before this video surfaced (and quite honestly, we're surprised it took this long to gain traction on the viral sites). As most of you know, Republican vice presidential hopeful Sarah Palin was once a beauty queen contestant back in the day, and we have the video proof with this clip that features a swimsuit sporting Palin doing a 360 in a 1984 pageant.

Wow-sah! Can't say we ever would have pegged Grey's Anatomy star Ellen Pompeo as the type to pose for this kind of pic! For the upcoming issue of Allure, Pompeo posed for some super hot shots with wigs galore, including this little doozy where the celeb is only donning a seductive blonde wig and some serious stilettos. Bet a few people out there would like to play doctor with her after that seeing that picture!

This is quite possibly the best thing we've seen all week. In this video, a man tries to soothe a laundry basket full of crying puppies by singing a little lullaby. And believe it or not, just like in Three Men and a Baby, the little buggers begin to doze off to the tune "Good Night Sweetheart." Cesar Milan ain't got nothin' on this dog whisperer!

Late-night funnyman Jimmy Kimmel is gearing up for his big pre-Emmy award special, Jimmy Kimmel's Big Night of Stars, and believe it or not, he was able to get all five hosts in the same room to chat about their upcoming gig. And by chat, we mean have an all-out brawl over unfair salaries. Our money is on Probst mopping the floor with Seacrest's face.

Of course you have, who hasn't?! But the real question is: Do you know why you sound like one the Chipmunks after taking a swing of the gas? Mythbusters has the answer — and not only does the debunker break down the explanation, but he also demonstrates the opposite affect sulfur hexafluoride. Check it out — assuming you promise not to try this at home, of course.

When you think of words to describe daytime talk queen Ellen DeGeneres, things like "funny" or "snazzy dresser" come to mind — not "easy, breezy, beauitful CoverGirl." But despite being an unconventional choice as make-up model, Ellen confirmed the rumors on her show that she will, in fact, be the new face for CoverGirl cosmetics. Oprah must be seething!

The downfall of Lehman Brothers has been the talk of the town for all the major news outlets, but when CNN took to the streets for some live reporting, two guys tried to steal the show in the background. But what can you expect from the Big Apple? People would sell their firstborn to get on camera!

If you thought yesterday's kitty-cat was good, wait until you check out this one. This furball is what we like to call the "stealth bomber of all felines." The subtle and sly movements… inch-by-inch the animal moves closer to its prey… cautiously taking each step so as not to scare it away. But, alas once the fierce predator is eye-to-eye with his target, he does what any hunter would do — about-face and hightail it outta there!

Since Feist become an overnight sensation when her catchy single, "1234," was featured in an iPod Nano commercial (and even spoofed on SNL), Apple is back to make another household name in Chairlift. The Brooklyn-based band's song "Bruises" is the tune used in Apple's newest TV ads. But be forewarned: This song will get stuck in your head for a good few hours.

Last season, we were left reeling from an a-mazing two-part season finale that resulted with Cutthroat Bitch dead and House and Wilson on the outs. Oh, and Thirteen is terminal, by the way. Click here to check out what Hugh Laurie has to say about the new dynamic between him and Wilson, and hear from the cast chat about all the ethical dilemmas, medical mysteries and the always interesting relationships between the staff (which always seem to be rooted in sarcasm).

Back in a simpler time, before gaming systems could do everything shy of carrying a conversation, our little Italian friend Mario could make everything better by outsmarting Bowser and saving the princess. But have you ever wondered what goes on after the actual rescue? Check out Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane's take on the encounter — and it ain't pretty!