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Steve Carell dropped by "The Tonight Show" to talk up the upcoming sequel to "Anchorman." While he didn't drop too many plot details, he did give an update on how much his character, Brick, has changed since the 2004 original film.


Jay Leno asked him how much his character has evolved in the past decade.


"He will not evolve. He will devolve," Carell said. "That was my hope with the movie, that it’s just going to be exactly the same."




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Tina Yothers described herself as the everygirl that teens could relate to during her appearance on "What Not to Wear." She was the kid who was a little oveweight, or struggling with acne during her run on "Family Ties." And it was during those formative years on the show that she started to gravitate toward black for her wardrobe. Now, it seems to be all she wears.


Stacy London and Clinton Kelly noticed that she didn't really seem to have a style, unless covering up in large clothing is a style.


"I spent my life, my childhood on television with the stylist and the wardrobe department. I just never grabbed on to any particular look," Yothers admitted.




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Johnny Weir's feud with Bethenny Frankel has clearly not cooled any since it erupted in 2010, based on his appearance on "Kathy." The two made headlines for their appearances on the ABC reality competition "Skating with the Stars." Weir was a judge on the show, while Frankel was a contestant.


Tension began almost immediately when Weir questioned Frankel's commitment to the show, and then felt she wasn't respecting the judges. There were reports of behind-the-scenes altercations between the two, and apparently Weir can still get pretty fired up when talking about Frankel.


"If I wanted to be any woman in the world, it would not be Bethenny Frankel," he said. "I was offended, and she wasn’t listening to our remarks." Weir went on to say, "If you’re not a rice person and able to listen to people helping you, what are you doing?"




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The JobRaising Challenge, HuffPost's initiative in partnership with The Skoll Foundation, CrowdRise and McKinsey & Company to help job-creating nonprofits raise money and awareness, will conclude at 11:59 p.m. on Friday, March 1.


The Challenge has already resulted in over 3,500 donations from across the country, with 80 percent of those being under $100.


HuffPost readers are encouraged to spread the word via social media, and can read stories of the nonprofits on the "Opportunity: What is Working" section.




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LOS ANGELES — Kobe Bryant scored 33 points and Antawn Jamison added 17 in the Los Angeles Lakers' 21st consecutive victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves, 116-94 on Thursday night.


Bryant and Jodie Meeks each hit four of Los Angeles' 16 3-pointers, and Meeks finished with 16 points. The Lakers (29-30) have won 12 of 17 and five of seven while moving within two games of Houston for the eighth playoff position in the Western Conference with their longest stretch of solid play in this tumultuous season.




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Gayle King got a blast from the past during her visit to the clubhouse on "Watch What Happens: Live." Of course, Andy Cohen and his team would pull out one of the most embarrassing moments from early in her career as a news broadcaster.


The moment came when she was a news anchor in Hartford, Connecticut. It was King doing a simple sign off, but one messed up word changed the meaning of everything.


"Thank you for joining us. We’ll all be black next ... we’ll all be back next week, and I’ll be black. We’ll all be back," she said in the video.




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CHICAGO -- Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau needed just three words to sum up Joakim Noah's big night on Thursday.


"He was spectacular," Thibodeau said.




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DHAKA, Bangladesh -- Bangladesh police say 42 people have been killed in rioting sparked by a special tribunal's death sentence for an Islamic political party leader convicted of war crimes.


Top Jamaat-e-Islami leader Delwar Hossain Sayedee was sentenced Thursday for mass killings, rape and atrocities committed during the independence war against Pakistan in 1971.




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It was war for the study room on the latest episode of "Community." The German students were back, and they took control of the study room by first infiltrating it and then by simply using the sign up sheet. But this didn't sit well with the Greendale gang, who concocted an elaborate plan to retake control of the study room.


"When I was growing up, it was just me and my mom. I didn’t have much of family. That is, until I met you guys. So, excuse me if I’m not willing to give up the place where we became a family," Jeff old the group.


While Jeff giving motivational speeches to the group has been a staple of the show since the early days, The AV Club thought that this one -- while the stand-out moment of the episode -- didn't exactly ring true to the character. Screencrush agreed, writing that "Jeff comes off as a Bizarro World version of himself."




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Today, Justin Bieber finally leaves behind his days of being a newly legal 18-year-old and celebrates his 19th birthday.


We'll say it: JB's teen years have been nothing short of epic. The pop star has already seen more success than some performers do in a lifetime: He's one of the highest paid celebrities under the age of 30, has had five number one albums on the Billboard charts, and has even sold out Madison Square Garden. When he's not presenting at the Grammys or filming documentaries about his life, he's hanging out with Usher or tweeting to one of his 35 million Twitter followers.


The real question is, when does this kid get any sleep?!




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HAVANA -- It's been more than 54 years since someone not named "Castro" led Cuba, and it will likely be five more.


But now islanders and exiles alike have finally been given a date for when the sun will set on brothers Fidel and Raul's longtime rule: 2018.




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ISLAMABAD -- A rare countrywide blackout has left Pakistan without electricity for almost two hours overnight.


The authorities blamed technical problems for the breakdown early on Monday, insisting it was not caused by sabotage.




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NEW YORK — He ruffled feathers. He maybe even turned some viewers off.


But it's likely no one turned off Seth MacFarlane.




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