If you’ve happened across a 10-second video with Matthew Broderick, clearly redoing his “Ferris Bueller” role from the 1986 movie, you have to wonder: “Are they possibly doing a SEQUEL?!”

The answer, unfortunately, is no. This is for a Honda ad, says the site Jalopnik, coming up during the Super Bowl on Sunday.

(To echo some recent statements by Leslie Streeter — Dear current generation, stop stealing my past!)

(And get off my lawn!)

Jimmy Fallon has gotten pretty good at musical parody on his Late Night show on NBC (you should see him do Neil Young). So with Tim Tebow surpassing the usual sports stardom and crossing over into pop culture, Fallon decided to parody both the highly religious QB and the classic 1970s David Bowie.

Here’s “Tebowie”:

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The marriage proposal of Timothy Tiah (right) to his girlfriend Audrey Ooi Feng Ling is quickly becoming a big YouTube hit.

After watching an emotional video of Malaysian Timothy Tiah propose to his girlfriend, “American Idol” host Ryan Seacrest hailed it as a heartwarming coda to 2011. Singer Christina Perri confessed that it made her cry.

Celebrity endorsements have helped the creatively crafted clip rack up nearly 4 million views online within a week.

The video has turned Tiah and his now-fiancee into unexpected role models for numerous young romantics worldwide. (Click here to see the video — Note: Some profanity in Timothy’s proposal.)

The 27-year-old Internet entrepreneur told The Associated Press this week that it was a surreal twist for him because he has long been allergic to the idea of marriage.

The video shows Tiah surprising his girlfriend at an Italian restaurant in Kuala Lumpur.

Computerized holiday light displays have become the hot new thing, but have mostly been limited to Christmas.

Now a home in Los Angeles has taken it to the next level with a Halloween display synchronized to LMFAO’s “Party Rock Anthem.”

The house features several Jack-O-lantern displays that appear to be singing along to the music.

The video is nearing 700,000 views on YouTube.

For Halloween events, haunted houses, photo galleries and more, check out the pbpulse.com Halloween Headquarters.

Bill Clinton is happy to have celebrities call attention to his Clinton Foundation, but he’s not above spoofing them, either.

In a new Web video for the 10th anniversary of the Clinton Foundation, a coterie of stars performs as the foundation’s airheaded “Celebrity Division.” Ben Stiller leads an unproductive fundraising brainstorming session with Matt Damon, Sean Penn, Kristen Wiig, Jack Black, Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen.

The former president makes a cameo.

The video was produced by Funny Or Die and will be posted on the site early Tuesday.

The William J. Clinton Foundation held a star-studded anniversary concert over the weekend in Los Angeles. The foundation has sought to improve global health, strengthen economies worldwide, promote healthier childhoods and protect the environment.

Four poor deer run amok in a suburb in Australia’s Gold Coast Thursday, causing traffic chaos and leading animal control officers on a chase.