Tired of getting your Dad the same old thing for Father's Day? Does he have all the ties and tools he could ever need? Well, surprise your dad with something different this year. Get him a model airplane! You can spend some quality time building it with him and when it's done, take it out to the back yard and let it fly!
Or maybe just get him a bow tie this year? I hear those are making a comeback!
"Wow, you scare easily!"
That was Ellen's first reaction on Tuesday, after pulling a prank on her protégé, Bethenny Frankel.
Bethenny thought she was shooting promos against a white screen for her new Fall daytime talk show, which Ellen is about to help her launch. And Ellen proceeded to sneak up behind her, and scare the skinny right out of this girl, literally launching her across the stage in the process. A process that apparently that includes hazing her BFF, BF!
Welcome to daytime, Bethenny! Rule #1: Watch your back. Rule #2: Always ask the wardrobe department to keep an extra pair of stripey shorts around, just in case moments like this pop up!
Bethenny admits: "I'm a nervous person, just in general. I'm a little on edge."
Hmm, you don't say?
Read More »from Ellen Scares Bethenny FrankelOw, my shin! Wednesday's "CBS This Morning" imported some footage from the UK that was painful to watch: A very unique "competition" billed as the "World Shin-Kicking Championships".
In each bout, two brave men (and let's face it, they're all men) lock arms and square off face to face, and yep, you guessed it, they start kicking each other furiously in the shins. Or at least they try to. The result looks more like an awkward folk dance. But, y'know, with way more kicking.
According to the event page from the Cotswold Olympics, shin-kicking, or "hacking", dates all the way back to 1636. Or in other words, before decent TV. Contestants are allowed to wear minimal padding, stuffing their pants with straw. but bruises and broken shins are common. (Gee, I wonder why?)
The whole thing is judged by a referee, known as a "Stickler". First one to go down (from shin kicks only) is the loser, and no kicking above the knee! Of course, here in America, we have a different name for organized
Read More »from Dumbest Sport Ever?Dr. Oz teamed up with Doug E. Fresh to make a video inspiring kids to be more active and healthy, and what better way to be active than doin' the Dougie?
Dr. Oz spittin' some rhymes in the music video.
Dr. Oz showing everyone how the Dougie is done.
Everybody's feeling the groove.
Rosanna takes a shot at doin' the Dougie!
Greg's turn... nailed it!
Tuesday's “CBS This Morning” tried to have some fun with a news story about Germany retiring their language's longest official word, which is a ridiculous 63 letters long! 
Say that five time fast!
For those of you keeping score at home, that's "Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz".
What's it mean? Well, it was created in 1999 to explain a Beef Monitoring Assessment law related to Mad Cow Disease regulations. Duh!
A new law has officially removed the word from the German language, but none of the “CBS This Morning” anchors want to have anything to do with trying to pronounce it... instead they played a clip of a German woman pronouncing it expertly over and over again.
Hey Charlie, Gayle and Norah: What's German for "chicken"?
Read More »from Can You Pronounce This 63-Letter Word?On Friday, "Live!'s" Michael Strahan had to study up to meet the Scripps National Spelling Bee champ, by trying to correctly spell the winning word from the 2008 Bee. It's a word meaning "a reward", and while it sounds like "Gird-on", this million-dollar word is spelled (SPOILER ALERT): G-U-E-R-D-O-N.
Michael gets the bad news. Try to spell this, smart guy!
"GURR… GURR… GURR…"
Did he just buy a vowel? I think he got a little help from the judge in red.
G-U-E-R-D-O-N! Show him what he's won, Kelly! Our guerdon is a Strahan two fingergun salute. Can you spell 'Pew Pew'?
The "Today Show" hosts took on a mini-version of Tough Mudder. Everything was going swell until the last obstacle, Mt. Everest. Matt, Natalie, and Al got up Mt. Everest just fine, Willie and Savannah on the other hand, let's just say they struggled a bit.
Willie Geist makes his first attempt up Mt. Everest. 
Willie keeps fighting, refusing to give up.
So close, but yet so far!
Savannah Guthrie takes one on the chin in her efforts.
Willie's persistence pays off and they pull him to the top.
With the people cheering below him, Willie is finally king of the mountain. Some of today's best moments from daytime TV!
Kenyan high school track meet takes high jump to new level
Dolphins helping people give birth? What?
Dance party!
Today's best moments from daytime TV!
“GDNY’s” Greg Kelly Hoola Hoops Rosanna Scotto in the Face!
Steve Harvey likes the way Steve Harvey feels
Mariah Carey's wardrobe malfunction
