Famous friends team up for Joey Ramone video ‘New York City’ — Watch now

Joey Ramone‘s been dead for more than a decade but his legacy lives on — literally. All sorts of fans, friends, and celebrities have teamed up in a new video for his hometown anthem “New York City.” Shot by filmmaker Greg Jardin, the stop-motion video features appearances from the likes of Andrew W.K., Matt & Kim, comedians Kristen Schaal and Scott Adsit, and foodie-troubadour Anthony Bourdain. It’s a loving tribute to one of punk’s most prominent figures.

A deluxe edition of Joey’s final solo record, …Ya Know?, will be released Nov. 23 on BMG.

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Claire Danes Remembers Acting For Her Preschool Teacher On 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon' (VIDEO)

Claire Danes Talks About 'Acting' Asleep For Her Preschool Teacher On 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon'

Claire Danes has been an actress for as long as she can remember. While she was wowing audiences as a young teenager on "My So-Called Life," Danes recalled a performance she gave more than a decade prior and shared the story on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon."

She said it happened at preschool when she was only three-years old. She wasn't very good at taking naps, but she wanted to impress her instructor. So she decided to pretend she was sleeping. But she did more than close her eyes and lay still. No, that might not be convincing enough.

"I remember that I had observed my mother twitching in her sleep," she said. "So I did these very subtle twitches and I remember thinking, like, that’s good."

Clearly that early start at her craft has served her well. Almost twenty years after "My So-Called Life," Danes is still impressing fans and critics with her work on "Homeland," for which she's been nominated for an Emmy.

"Homeland" returns to Showtime on Sunday, September 30 at 10 p.m. ET. "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" airs weeknights at 12:37 a.m. ET on NBC.

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Adam Scott Talks John McCain's 'Parks & Recreation' Guest Appearance On 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' (VIDEO)

Adam Scott Talks About Acting Alongside Real Senators On 'Jimmy Kimmel Live'

It looks like "Parks & Recreation" is going for authenticity when Leslie and Ben head to Washington, DC. Adam Scott talked about the season premiere's senatorial guest stars on "Jimmy Kimmel Live." He and Amy Poehler got the chance to hang out with John McCain, Barbara Boxer and Olympia Snowe, who all make appearances in the premiere.

"You realize that they’re senators, so they’re used to just walking around and bullsh*tting, so they’re really good actors," Scott said of their guests. "And they were really charming, lovely people."

McCain spoke to The New York Times when the episode was filmed in July, saying that "Parks & Recreation" was one of his favorite shows, making the decision very easy.

In that same article, series creator Mike Schur said, "This may feel so special we’ll have to use it as the season premiere." It looks like that's exactly what happened.

Look for the senators when "Parks & Recreation" returns to NBC, Thursday, September 20 at 9:30 p.m. ET.

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'America's Got Talent' Semi-Finals Results: The Last Three Acts Moving In To The Finals (VIDEO)

'America's Got Talent': The Judges Must Choose Between David Garibaldi & His CMYKs And Lightwire Theater

They laid it all on the line, but for two competing acts on this week's semi-finals results show, their fate would come down to the judges. "America's Got Talent" certainly put Sharon Osbourne in a position she didn't want to be in once those votes were revealed.

Two acts made it straight through based on America's votes. No one on the panel was arguing the advancement of Olate Dogs and dance troupe The Untouchables. That left the judges to choose between the two acts with the next-highest voting totals. This week it was David Garibaldi and His CMYK's alongside Lightwire Theater.

CarterMatt worried that Lightwire wasn't bringing enough uniqueness to the table, after past contestants Team iLuminate and Defying Gravity. Osbourne must have loved it, though. She said it was a travesty that these two groups were in the bottom, and then chose Lightwire to advance.

But she was overruled by Howie Mandel and Howard Stern. So Garibaldi's dance art moves on to a finals that doesn't have a singer in the bunch! This week's finalists join sand artist Joe Castillo, comedian Tom Cotter and homemade-instrument musician William Close in an eclectic finals indeed.

Tune in for the performances next Tuesday at 9 p.m. ET and the final results on Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET on NBC.

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Senator John Kerry Got Jokes (VIDEO)

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'The Next: Fame Is At Your Doorstep': Gloria Estefan Surprises Her Contestant In Disguise As A Server (VIDEO)

'The Next: Fame Is At Your Doorstep': Gloria Estefan Surprises Contestant In Disguise

Gloria Estefan decided to go undercover to surprise her next contestant on "The Next: Fame Is at Your Doorstep." In this instance, fame was at Iliana's latest gig posing a a waitress. Estefan slipped in unnoticed by Iliana, who just kept singing.

Estefan stayed in character, even taking drink orders, until Iliana finally realized she was there, and ultimately what that meant. It meant a chance for her to achieve her dreams by joining the performance show against three tough competitors.

But "The Next" doesn't pluck people from obscurity; instead going for people who've built a brand in their local community. So there was a good chance at least a portion of this Chicago audience was familiar with Iliana.

As if to prove she wasn't afraid of anything. Iliana tackled an Adele song. A risk? Maybe, but it won over the audience, and she found herself headed on to the next round of the competition.

Tune in to "The Next: Fame Is at Your Doorstep," Thursdays at 8 p.m. ET on The CW.

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Rebel Wilson Takes Over 'Chelsea Lately,' Interviews Chelsea Handler (VIDEO)

Rebel Wilson Takes Over 'Chelsea Lately'

"Bridesmaids" breakout star Rebel Wilson didn't just stop by to get interviewed by Chelsea Handler on "Chelsea Lately." She was there to take over the show. She renamed it "Rebel Lately." But how did she come to take over the show? She revealed it during her monologue, and it was as simple as sending in an "audition tape."

Wilson got to run Handler's usual gang of comedians during the round table, moderating a discussion about "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo."

"I actually think this family, they could be the next Kardashians," she said. "Seriously. She’s got three sisters. One’s already had a baby."

Wilson tweeted during the show that Handler was probably drunk when she agreed to let Wilson take over. But Handler was game, and even sat down as Wilson's guest.

"Chelsea Lately" airs weeknights at 11 p.m. ET on E!

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Joe Biden Speech: Vice President Misuses The Word Literally (VIDEO)

In Joe Biden's Democratic convention speech Thursday night, the vice president used the word "literally" incorrectly, a lot. Literally.

The Twittersphere swiftly mocked Biden's misuse of the word, which means "exactly." To be fair, "literally" is frequently confused as meaning "virtually," or "nearly."

RT @rickklein: Joe Biden literally thinks "literally" means "figuratively." #DNC2012

— Amanda Steen (@Asteenphoto) September 7, 2012

Someone in the Obama camp apparently noted the chatter on Twitter and bought the sponsored tweet on the search term "literally."

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'Project Runway': Two Contestants Were Arguing 'Like Boris And Natasha' (VIDEO)

'Project Runway': Dmitry And Elena Fight The Whole Way Through The Challenge

Dmitry was none too pleased this week on "Project Runway" when the remaining nine finalists were split into random groups of three. He wound up with Elena and Alicia. The former, he came up with a new lineage for witches when describing.

"To kill the witch, we need a silver bullet and a wooden stake," Dmitry said after arguing with her over making their design more "sportsy." In other words, witches are the product of a vampire and a werewolf, and thus need both to be killed? It's certainly an interesting take on the stories.

Christopher was enjoying the pair arguing in the workroom. "They’re like Boris and Natasha from Rocky and Bullwinkle," he laughed.

On the runway, only the team of Christopher, Gunnar and Sonja came out with winning designs. This led to more arguing between Dmitry and Elena, this time in front of the judges. But neither of them were bid auf wiedersehen this week. Instead, it was their teammate Alicia -- who did produce yet another lackluster product -- who was shown the door.

Eight remain as "Project Runway" continues Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET on Lifetime.

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