Check out this wild video of Angels’ first baseman Kendry Morales breaking his left leg after hitting a game-ending grand slam in the 10th inning of the Los Angeles Angels’ 5-1 victory against Seattle on Saturday.

Morales landed awkwardly when he jumped on home plate and twisted his left ankle. He had to be carted off the field and taken to the hospital. He was placed on the 15-day disabled list.

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This astonishingly unnerving photograph was posted today on the Flickr.com feed of the Guatemalan goverment and shows a seemingly bottomless sinkhole that opened up on Sunday in Guatemala City as a swath of Central America was drenched by tropical storm Agatha.

The storm only briefly hit tropical storm strength on Saturday as it came ashore from the Pacific Ocean over the weekend, but the  death toll had risen to 115 at last count.

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Debuting late Sunday night, Justin Bieber’s newest video for his single “Never Say Never” off of “The Karate Kid” soundtrack has hit the web featuring the film’s star Jaden Smith, better known as Will Smith’s multi-talented son.

In the video, the duo are seen in the recording booth with Bieber on lead vocals while Smith holds his own following in his father’s footsteps with a smooth rap verse.

“The Karate Kid” hits theatres June 11.

Child actor Gary Coleman passed away at 42 on Friday. Coleman was best known for his role as Arnold Jackson on 80’s sitcom “Diff’rent Strokes.” Here’s a look back to some of his funniest moments on TV (above).

As a long time user and abuser of Blackberry devices, Ryan took to airwaves on his radio show Friday to express his concern for the departure of the phone’s signature trackball.

LISTEN | Ryan Laments Over the Troubled Trackball

Like Iron Man’s Arc Reactor, the beaming beacon of light that is the trackball is central (literally) to the popular smartphone, but this navigational tool had flaws which led to it’s demise.

The operational ability of the Blackberry was often held hostage by the trackball when dirt would infiltrate the wheel well and compromise the ball’s ability to navigate.

In light of this increasing problem, Blackberry started rolling out their new phones equipped with an optical trackpad which senses the finger’s movement much like the iPhone’s touch screen. The sensitivity of the new trackpads were at first a shock to many longtime Blackberry users, but with time they were won over and now the trackpads are a crowd favorite.

In a recent Crackberry poll, 76% of users prefer the trackpad over 22% who prefer the trackball and 2% still living in the past with the old school trackwheel.

According to a new British study, men lie the most and feel less guilty about it, but women lie better.

Ryan addressed the study on his radio show Friday, explaining that the most common fib for men is denying that they’ve had too much to drink.

What do women lie about most? Listen to the clip below or read the top 10 lists below:

LISTEN | What Do Women Lie About Most?

When this talented 12 year-old kid named Greyson posted video of himself performing a cover of Lady Gaga’s “Paparazzi” 27 days ago, never in his wildest dreams could he have thought he would be where he is now. Four weeks, 22 million views, $10,000 and a record contract later, Greyson Chance from Edmond, Oklahoma

Four weeks, $10,000, 22 million YouTube views and a record contract later, Greyson Chance is nearly a household name and drawing comparisons to teen phenom Justin Bieber.

Thursday, the young singer/songwriter joined Ryan on his radio show to talk about his quick rise to fame and his future as Ellen Degeneres‘ first artist under her new record label. Watch the interview above! 

Acclaimed singer/songwriter Christina Aguilera dropped by Ryan’s radio show following being featured on Wednesday’s finale of “American Idol” with a medley of her hits “Beautiful”, “Fighter” and “You Lost Me.”

“It was so magical for me to see them interpret my songs. It was beautiful actually,” said Aguilera about the Idol finalists who opened the medley. She added, “Especially that song ["Beautiful"] in particular, it’s all about individuality and bringing your own voice to the table and feeling proud of yourself. I had no words of advice for them, I just thought they were so great on their own.”

Aguilera is readying to release her long-awaited new album “Bionic” on June 8 and has wrapped shooting her first feature film “Burlesque” which will hit theatres around Thanksgiving this year.

In true Lee DeWyze fashion, the newly crowned American Idol was nearly at a loss for words as he joined Ryan’s radio show, clearly still absorbing the magnitude of the moment.

Wednesday night, the 24 year-old former paint salesman become the ninth winner of “American Idol” joining the ranks of such amazing artists at Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood and Jordin Sparks.

“This is awesome man, this is amazing,” exclaimed DeWyze in the interview.  ”‘American Idol’ has been amazing and has given me an opportunity that not many people have…I’m just so grateful and happy to be where I’m at.”

In a candid interview following his first performance since a life-threatening brain hemorrhage, former Poison frontman and reality TV star Bret Michaels exclusively talked to Ryan Seacrest about his new lease on life.

 ”For me it was a spiritual moment, I was very very excited to do this,” said Michaels of his “Idol” performance, which marked the first since he defied death.

He also detailed what happened when he suffered the brain hemorrhage, specifically what he was watching on a hotel room TV just before he was thrust into a world of pain.

“It was “Busty Cops 3: To Protect & Serve”, and I just happened to gander at it for a moment…I believe that’s when it happened,” said Michaels. “I got a little excited because of the good acting.”

Also watch as Bret meets Lee DeWyze and congratulates him on winning the show (below).