I bet you think you know where this is going. Big tabby cat with big tabby cat claws, baby chick with ... fluffy feathers ... uh-oh. This can't end well.

But it does!

I don't know if this cat is incredibly sweet, incredibly tired, or incredibly lazy, but he not only allows this tiny chirping nuisance to invade his personal space, he snuggles with it! Well, sorta.

Well, Dancing With the Stars season 14 crowned a winner last night, as Donald Driver took home the mirror ball trophy. And even though the sexiest man who ever graced the ballroom floor, better known as William Levy, provided some pretty stiff competition during the past 10 weeks, his fancy footwork only landed him a third place spot in the finals.

Losing DWTS was no doubt a huge disappointment for William, but losing his Doral, Florida home may prove to be a much bigger letdown. His house near Miami has reportedly gone into foreclosure, and the bank is set to auction it off next month.

Well, it looks like the Kardashian family has moved into a new place to keep up with themselves, because the Hidden Hills, California home where they filmed Keeping Up With the Kardashians for five seasons has been destroyed and reduced to a pile of rubble.

But it wasn't an earthquake or other natural disaster (or a crazed fan) who demolished the home -- it was the new owner, a TV producer who plans on building a "modern, industrial-type" home in its place. And even though it would seem this person wanted to leave no trace of the property's reality TV past, he did keep one important feature of the house -- the stripper pole. (Of course!) Apparently he plans on using it as a coat rack. How chic.

You probably have a bunch of stuff lying around your house that isn't quite in good enough shape to donate or use, but is still decent enough that you feel weird throwing it out.

You can go all Ma Ingalls, mending tears in clothes and darning socks, or you can go all hip and Etsy-crafter and upcycle.

What is upcycling? This edition of MomEd: Green Living has all the details, but it's basically taking an old piece of clothing or knickknack, like a worn-out shirt or broken crayons, and turning it into something new and cool. 

The best part is, you don't need Martha Stewart-level crafting skills. In this episode, you learn how to turn a piece of fabric from that tattered shirt into a reusable sandwich bag, how to re-create old wool sweaters and turn them into soft toys, and how to make cool new crayons from old ones.

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If any major retailer shows just how out of control the phenomenon known as "extreme couponing" has gotten, it's J.C. Penney. In the first quarter of this year alone, the store reported losing a whopping $55 million, all because of couponing moms.

And it wasn't highly discounted coupons that were to blame for the drastic drop in sales. Nope. It was the fact that in February, J.C. Penney announced its plans to get rid of coupons for good. But unfortunately, they also managed to get rid of deal-seeking moms altogether as well.

Even though they lowered their prices by as much as 40 percent when they ditched the coupons, basically eliminating the need for them altogether, moms still went elsewhere to shop. If anything, their exit only helps to prove what a huge addiction shopping with coupons can be. Extreme couponing moms don't care about the price tag -- it's all about the thrill of seeing additional money taken off at the register.

If a puppy literally falling out of the sky and landing in your backyard isn't a sign that he's meant to be a part of your family, then I don't know what is! A 7-year-old boy in California got the shock of his life when he found a tiny 8-week-old puppy badly hurt in his yard after seemingly falling straight from the heavens.

The boy immediately alerted his mother when he found the poor pup, and she determined that the dog had been captured by a hawk that lives on their property, and somehow managed to wriggle himself free from it's talons. He fell about 30 feet to the ground, and it's a miracle that he survived! The family took him to the vet, and have now adopted him.

Hey, you know how the saying goes:

If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Right?

So really, when this determined dog keeps on trying to get that broom through the doorway, he's only doing what society tells us all to do.

Because, forgive me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure there's nothing in that little try, try again verse about until it becomes apparent that your course of action is doomed to fail.

While her mega-mansion in Bel Air is being renovated, Jennifer Aniston certainly won't be living in cramped, uncomfortable conditions. She and her honey Justin Theroux have reportedly settled into a swanky love nest in Beverly Hills for the hefty sum of $40,000 a month (which is chump change to them, I'm sure).

And considering just how swanky and zen this place is, they may change their minds and decide they never want to leave. The home boasts sweeping views of both the Pacific Ocean and the city, and comes complete with 6,500 square feet and 5 bedrooms & 6.5 bathrooms. But even though they have more than enough room to accommodate overnight guests, I'm guessing they'd much rather enjoy the zero-edge swimming pool, spa, and waterfalls all by themselves. Love nests are all about intimacy and privacy, right?