It's official!  Adam Lambert will join super-group Queen on tour!  They will hit the road this Summer.  Click here for the whole story...

Britney Spears is teaming up with Hasbro Games to help launch a new dance version of popular floor game Twister.  Sounds fun!  Click here for more of the story...

There is a new Elvis museum at Graceland created by Lisa Marie Presley.  Cool!  Click here to read about it.

Goodfellas is one of my favorite movies.  Martin Scorsese was on Jimmy Kimmel Live and explained the trick to slicing garlic with a razor blade like Paul Cicero's character did in the movie.

Madonna sounds a bit egotistical.  She said that people should pay top dollar for her concert tickets because she's "worth it".  Find out what else she said in a recent interview by clicking here...

Did you know that there is an award called the "Golden Collar Award" for animals who star in movies?  Martin Scorsese has led a successful international write-in campaign to secure a nomination for Blackie in Hugo.  Click here to read the whole story.

Trisha Yearwood will turn her two cookbooks into a cooking show on the Food Network!  Very cool...click here for the whole story.  I wonder if she will sing too:)

10 TIPS FOR ORGANIZING YOUR HOME FROM TLC'S CLEAN SWEEP

1. Start Slow. It's taken months for your house to become cluttered so it's not realistic to try and organize everything in one day or even a weekend. Instead, start small -- one room or section of a room at a time.
2. Find a de-cluttering buddy. An honest friend will help you put things in perspective and help you part with that neon jumpsuit from 1982.
3. Hold a neighborhood garage sale. Turn trash into cash by selling the items you no longer need in your home. Consider donating the funds to a local charity.
4. Use the ratio rule. For every four items you keep throw away one. Challenge yourself and try to lower the ratio to three to one or if you are really brave, two to one.
5. Understand and honor your treasured collections. Items stored in a trash bag in the attic aren't collections. If you truly treasure those items display them proudly and properly in your home, otherwise get rid of them.
6. Make your bed. Your mother was right. Making your bed every day is an instant quick fix that makes any room look neater.
7. Design a place for paperwork. It's one of the biggest clutter issues in the home. Have a filing center system for bills, important files and magazines. This cuts down on clutter being strewn around your home.
8. Try the clothes hanger trick. At the start of summer reverse the way your clothes are hung in your closet. When you wear and return an item, replace the hanger the correct way around. At the end of the summer you can clearly see what you haven't worn and, most likely, what you can live without
9. Organize your monthly receipts. Use an inexpensive 12-month accordion file to quickly and easily organize your monthly receipts and even paid bills. At the end of 12 months discard the oldest bills and receipts.
10. Understand that it's not always about "the stuff." Don't be too hard on yourself. Recognize that the clutter is often a reflection of something deeper that might be troubling you. Dealing with the clutter can open up not only the physical space in your life, but also your emotional, psychological and spiritual space as well.
Source: About.com

Researchers at Harvard have already discovered that iPads are hazardous to your health.

They found that people who use the iPad, especially for long periods of time, are messing up their postures -- and injuring their joints and muscles.

So, while desktop computers cause all sorts of wrist and hand trouble from typing, tablet computers end up messing the neck and shoulder muscles, which could cause short-term as well as long-term problems for the user.

Source: Los Angeles Times