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Battle on the Border!

Why supporters of Arizona’s tough new immigration law say it’s about time and why critics say it’s time to go to court! The controversy over illegal immigrants!

Bill Richardson and Alberto Gonzales debate!

What do YOU think about the new Arizona Immigration Law? Is it racist?

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Last night Donald and Melania Trump picked their LKL Top 5 moments live on the show.  They were:

5.  NAFTA Debate

4. Haiti: How You Can Help

3. Death of Michael Jackson

2. Tammy Faye's Last Interview

1. Marlon Brando

Do you agree with the Trumps picks?

CLICK HERE to pick your top 5 moments in LKL history.

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May is National Mental Health Awareness Month and The Sopranos’ Joey Pantoliano wants you to talk about your brain!

Pantoliano directed a new documentary, titled “No Kidding, Me Too,” about fighting the stigma and shame associated with mental illnesses (which he calls a "dis-ease").  The idea behind the documentary is that everyone knows someone who either lives with mental illness or is affected by it.  "No Kidding, Me Too" is available now through CreateSpace, Amazon.com’s DVD-on-demand service.

Tomorrow on the LKL Blog, Joey will talk to us about mental illness, his own battle with depression and why he thinks more American’s need to talk about it all.

Here’s his organization’s public service announcement:

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via people.com

Get ready for another round of jokes from Ricky Gervais. The British funnyman will take on hosting duties at the Golden Globes in 2011, his second year in a row as the show's emcee.

Gervais broke the news on Ryan Seacrest's 102.7 KIIS-FM radio show Wednesday morning, admitting he was shocked to find out that he was invited back to helm the awards show.

"I suppose it is flattering, to be honest, and it was a surprise," Gervais, 48, told Seacrest. "I had so much fun [last year]."

The comedian, who, during the 2010 ceremony, cracked some jokes "thinking I'd never be invited back," says he's taking a different approach to his hosting duties this year.

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