Who would Homer Simpson vote for? 60 percent of PopEater readers say he's an Obama man all the way.

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Britney's ex says there's a two-hour sex tape of him and the star he's looking to sell. We salute the 100,000 PopEater voters who came clean with us about whether they would watch. 62 percent say they are ready for Spears' close-up.

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Will Scarlett and Ryan's marriage last 'til death to them part? If PopEater readers are right, not a chance. Only 8 percent of our 24,000 voters think their love is here to stay. 51 percent say it will last months. The rest predict they have a few years before splitting. Get the Story and Vote

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Sorry Britney, try again. 69 percent of voters tell you the new wig just ain't working. Get the Story and Vote

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Clay Aiken comes out of the closet. Were PopEater readers shocked? 96 percent of 306,000 voters weren't surprised. Get the Story and Vote

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We are still recovering from Josh Groban's TV theme medley at the Emmys. 23,000 of you weighed in on the performance too. 45 percent found it brilliant, 31 percent found it brutal and 25 percent thought it was a bit of both. Watch It Now

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Sorry SJP, but PopEater readers are sending you back to the salon. 83 percent of voters think the new hair style is awful, not awesome.

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Keira Knightley can't escape criticism of her thin frame. And 84 percent of our 34,000 voters think she'd still catch flak for being too skinny even if she was pregnant.

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Sorry Ben. But 15,000 PopEater readers think it's time to break out the razor. 65 percent of voters say "Nay" to the beard. Get the Story and Vote

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How'd she do? PopEater readers give Tina Fey's Sarah Palin impression a big thumbs up. A whopping 96 percent of 98,000 voters said she nailed the voice and look perfectly. Get the Story and Vote

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Oct. 10, 2006: Sharon Osbourne stunned the audience of her British talk show 'The Sharon Osbourne Show' by showing up drunk on set. Ozzy Osbourne's wife, who was celebrating her 54th birthday, swayed and giggled her way through interviews with British TV personality Michael Barrymore and singer Amy Winehouse.

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Oct. 11, 2005: Mariah Carey bought a seat for her dog on a flight from NYC to LA, but the airline refused to let the dog aboard because he was "too big". In response, Mariah dispatched her chauffeur to drive Jack the Jack Russell terrier 3,000 miles across America.

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Oct. 11, 1975: Live ... from New York ... it's the debut of 'Saturday Night Live,' with host George Carlin and featuring musical guests Janis Ian and Billy Preston.

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Oct. 13, 1971: Sacha Baron Cohen is born in England. Following an education at Cambridge, he will conquer the world of comedy when he morphs into Kazakh reporter Borat Sagdiyev.

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Oct. 9, 1940: John Winston Lennon is born in Liverpool, England, to Julia and Freddie Lennon. After his parents' break-up, he will spend much of his childhood in the care of his aunt, Mimi Smith. As a teen he will team up with Paul McCartney and George Harrison to form the Quarrymen, eventually evolving into arguably the greatest rock band ever.

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Oct. 9, 2006: After a rivalry arose from the 'Simple Life' co-stars and BBFs, Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie finally patch up their differences and enjoy a meal together in Los Angeles.

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Oct. 8, 2005: Vogue editor-in-chief Anna "The Devil" Wintour gets a face full of a tofu pie courtesy of PETA activists outraged by her magazine's running of ads for fur-based clothing. (PETA / AP)

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Oct. 13, 2005:'Lost' actor Josh Holloway and his wife, Yessica, were robbed at gunpoint at their Hawaiian home . The thief took cash, credit cards and a Mercedes-Benz, which was later found abandoned.

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Oct. 13, 2005: Tommy Lee was taken to the hospital after a stunt went wrong during a concert. Faulty pyrotechnics exploded beneath the drummer as he was swinging from a cable several feet above the stage.

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Oct. 12, 1944: A mob of 30,000, most of them female teens, swarm the Paramount Theater in Manhattan in an effort to secure tickets to Frank Sinatra's show, a crush of madness that is dubbed the Columbus Day Riot.

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