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Agent J (Will Smith) has exactly one day to rewrite history. To do this he has to travel back to the year 1969 to save his colleague Agent K (Josh Brolin/ Tommy Lee Jones) from the evil alien Boris.

In the third installment of “Men in Black,” set to release on May 25th, you have a chance to ask a question to Will Smith and/or Josh Brolin.

On May 17th,  both stars  will answer selected questions from the Yahoo! Answers community. Check back here for the filmed interview! So don’t miss out on this chance.

Click the link below and start asking!

Question: What would you ask Will Smith and Josh Brolin, and why?

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Most of us have heard of the common phrase “don’t judge a book by its cover.”   The metaphorical phrase means to go deeper than just the superficial prejudged assumptions.

We’ve all heard common phrases such as, “blondes have more fun”, “red heads are fiery”, or “quiet people are shy”.  These judgments are made based on preconceived assumptions.  But, have you wondered if there are things you can tell just by looking at someone?

The UK Mirror wrote an article “What do your body parts say about you?“, and based on this study some of the following traits you were born with reveal aspects of your personality.  If you were born with brown eyes “you are family-oriented, warm-hearted, caring”, green eyes “you think 20 thoughts at the same time, need variety at work and are easily bored”.  If your nose turns up you are “kind, optimistic and full of character, often with an endless enthusiasm for new things and experiences”.  And if you are cursing your bushy eyebrows, well don’t anymore, it apparently means you are “very active and friendly, love to party and treat your friends”.

A community member asked this question: Where does the phrase “don’t judge a book by its cover come from?”

Have you ever made quick judgments about someone you just met and been proven right or wrong?  Do you think everyone judges a book by its cover and it’s just human nature to do so?  Please leave a comment below.

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AMC’s zombie drama “The Walking Dead” returned for its second season on Sunday. And it’s definitely bringing new life to the zombie genre.

The TV show, which premiered in October 2010, is about a bunch of survivors running around Atlanta after a zombie apocalypse. The city is now roaming with “walkers.” The Season 2 premiere pulled in an impressive 7.3 million viewers.

So this got us thinking about all the classic zombie movies out there. No one can forget “Dawn of the Dead” (1978), “Night of the Living Dead” (1968), and “28 Days Later.” Whether it features blood eaters or mindless human beings, what is your favorite zombie movie?

And in honor of the season premiere of “The Walking Dead,” we want to know from you: Do you think you could survive a zombie attack? We know our community has quite an imagination and plenty of creativity! Share with everyone what you would do — what’s your plan? What’s on your must-have list for making it through a zombie apocalypse?  I’m sure we’ll read some interesting stories!

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The Mega Millions jackpot drew huge interest across the country when the winning ticket’s value reached $380 million. That’s a pretty good jackpot. No wonder thousands of people lined up and decided to try their luck. The numbers drawn in the second largest jackpot in U.S. history were…

4, 8, 15, 25, 47 and the Mega Ball number was 42.

What are the odds of winning? Well two lucky winners are starting the new year right. Two winning tickets were sold in small Pacific Northwest towns. The winners have yet to claim their prizes.

Also, there’s a bizarre twist. Many fans of the show “Lost” have indicated that the winning numbers are very similar to those of Hugo “Hurley” Reyes, a character on the show who used 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, and 42 to win the lottery. Coincidence?

Seems our community was joining in on the lottery craze too. Questions ranged from What are my chances of winning?, and What would be the first thing you would do? to Can a supercomputer predict lottery numbers?

You tell us: Would you or do you play the lottery? And if you really did ever win, what would you do with all that money?

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