Damn. Is there anything sexier than a super hot dad who not only looks great, but also willingly helps out around the house? It's funny just how irresistible it is to watch a man do chores -- and that's why you're going to love the little holiday treat CafeMom Studios put together for all of us who can't seem to resist a good helping of serious eye candy.

The latest episode of Hot Dads Doing Chores follows one delicious hunk of a dad as he gets out of bed (shirtless!), and tiptoes downstairs to wrap a few gifts to put under the tree.

One of the best parts of the holiday season is finding beautiful cards from family and friends in the mailbox each day and proudly displaying them on your mantle.

But then when it's time to pack up all the decorations after New Year's, it's tough to figure out what to do with those cards, because it just seems wrong to throw them away (especially ones with cute kid photos.)

If you're looking for a simple and fun way to enjoy holiday cards year after year, look no further than the latest episode of Make It Fabulous from CafeMom Studios.

This week, the Internet was in a tizzy over a shocking video of a toddler being snatched by an eagle, which then dropped the child. Is it real? Is it fake? Turns out, the video is the work of a group of 3D animation students in Montreal. And it's just the latest in a series of hoax videos the school has created.

In the video "Golden Eagle Snatches Kid," the big bird swoops out of the sky and grabs the child. It tries to fly away, but lets the toddler fall. It's very convincing, and you have to watch pretty closely for cues that it's not legit. How did a bunch of students manage to make a video so real that it tricked millions of people?

Is my cellphone giving me zits?

Will retinoids make me more likely to get a sunburn?

Is there a specific ingredient I should be looking for when I choose beauty products?

If my mom has wrinkles, will I?

These are some of the questions that keep me up at night. That and, "Where the hell did these wrinkles come from? Wasn't I going to the prom, like, last week???"

That's why on the latest episode of The Jenny Isenman Show, I'm firing questions at my favorite dermatologist, the author of Forget the Facelift, Dr. Doris Day. Dr. Day has made numerous appearances on Good Morning America, The Dr. Oz Show, The View, and 20/20 ... to name a few.

Watch this episode after the jump to hear Dr. Day debunk myths, answer all your beauty questions, and give you the bare minimum you need to be your most beautiful self. What she says may surprise you!

Remember how there used to be a time when people would commit crimes and then, like, try to cover them up? Well, those days appear to be rapidly fading away, especially with teens. They post pretty much anything to Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Doesn't seem to matter if it's illegal. Well, the good thing about combining a dumb narcissistic teen criminal and technology is that it makes the cops' jobs a lot easier. Nineteen-year-old Hannah Sabata, who I'm going to take a wild guess and say isn't a Mensa member, was arrested after posting a video of herself on YouTube in which she admits to robbing a bank. Just to make things even easier for law enforcement, she titled it, "Chick bank robber." Thanks, Hannah! All that was missing was for her to walk into the police station herself.

Have you ever wondered if twin babies are aware of the other's presence while still in the womb? You know -- have you ever been the least bit curious as to whether they interact in there?

Well, based on a new MRI technique that shows a video image of twin fetuses basically fighting each other for highly coveted space in their mother's womb, it looks as though siblings may give each other a hard time much earlier than we ever expected.

Why is it every time I reach behind me in the car to hand my children a toy/drink/video game, I end up pulling a muscle? I used to be limber, stretchy, "bendy," but now I can barely walk to the bathroom without something cracking or popping. Listen, the only thing that should be snapping, crackling, or popping in the morning is my children's cereal!

Which is why I invited Rob Sulaver, trainer to the stars and founder of Bandana Training, to come on The Jenny Isenman Show.

Watch after the jump for a (quick) kick-ass morning stretch to get you through the day -- without having to pop anything back into place!

Khloe Kardashian has posted her first videos to Keek, and now we all have yet another way to follow the Kardashian family's every move. Khloe joined little sisters Kendall and Kylie Jenner, who are some of the social network site's most popular users. (Kendall is the third most popular, and Kylie is fourth.) Kim has also posted a handful of Keeks.

But what exactly IS Keek? It's a social network that lets users share 36-second video clips -- called "Keeks" -- with their followers. You can comment on Keeks, called a "Keekback," just like you do on Twitter or Facebook but, of course, in video instead of in cyber-writing. You can also send private Keeks.

So what did Khloe have to say in her first Keek?