Ricky Gervais is at it again. The award-winning creator of the hit series "The Office" brings us back to 70's England for his new movie, "Cemetery Junction."

What's it about? Three outcast friends who spend their days drinking, joking, fighting and chasing girls, while dreaming of escape from their blue-collar hometown of Cemetery Junction. But all you really need to know is Gervais is in it, along with all-grows-up Emily Watson, who finally put down her Harry Potter wand.

It drops today, and I've got a copy to give away. All you need to do to score the DVD is enter your email addy here. And on Friday the 20th, I'll pick one of your to take Emily (and the rest of the cast), home.

Want a preview of what's in store? Check out You Jealous and Dead From the Neck Up. They're oh so very British...

Jason and Adam are a couple of guys who have the best summer job in the world: They get to go around the country doing goofy stuff for Gillette in the name of spreading the ProGlide gospel. (Nice. And I spent my summers in college cleaning up after people in restaurants.)

Next week they are headed to NYC to meet up with the pinstripe-wearing, celebutante-dating captain of the Bronx Bombers, Derek Jeter. And because we always want to know what you guys want to know, Jason and Adam are going to ask Jeter questions that come directly from you. Just post whatever you want them to ask in the comments below, and they'll pick the strongest to fire at him. And make 'em good... think curve balls, not softballs. We'll be posting the resulting video right here next week, so watch for it.

I'll start it off with a 2 part question: Part 1 - When preparing a post-game interview pie, what works best whipped cream or shaving cream? And Part 2 - Is A-Rod ever gonna get one... or will he retire in his slump at 599?

DISCLAIMER: I am not advocating, advising, endorsing, recommending, celebrating, or glamorizing drug use. That's the job of the music industry.

I am merely providing interesting and educational information on several plants that, while perfectly legal to grow, provide some added "recreational" effects when used for purposes other than decorating your home. (And if you want to read about three bonus plants, head over to our friends at GrowingPlantsIndoors.com, the green thumbs that provided this info.) I'm starting to rethink my No Living Houseplants rule.

1. Salvia

Saliva is unique because it isn’t habit forming, is hallucinogenic... and is legal to grow. The plant is usually dried and smoked (similar to marijuana), and when taken makes the user momentarily lose touch with reality. In the states, growing the plant (which is legal) is different than using the plant as a drug (which is illegal). As of this writing Florida, Illinois, Delaware, Hawaii, Oklahoma, Virginia, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota, Kansas, Ohio, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Mississippi and North Dakota have laws against its usage.

2. Calea zacatechichi- Dream Herb

The dream herb gets its name from of the incredibly vivid dreams that users experience. The Chontal Indians of Mexico are known to smoke the plant’s leaves just before bedtime as a way of becoming conscious of dreaming while still in the dream. In typical US fashion, the plant is legal to grow AND to sell... but illegal to use.

3. Hawaiian Baby Woodrose

Hawaiian Baby Woodrose, also known as Elephant Creeper, is a vine that produces hallucinogenic seeds. With preparation ...There's more

Nothing beats a cool, refreshing glass of iced tea on a sweltering summer day. Except maybe a cool, refreshing glass of iced tea with a shot of bourbon in it.

Here are three recipes from Wild Turkey that not only offers a twist to a summer favorite, but reminds us that summertime is the perfect time to slow down and enjoy life a little. (Or a lot.)

Perhaps with a pitcher of LiberTea, a tasty combination of lemonade and iced tea that uses Wild Turkey Bourbon and American Honey - a honey liqueur from the makers of Wild Turkey. Or some Wild Turkey Mint Tea, which adds fresh lemon, lime, and sweetened tea to the mint julep basic - mint and bourbon - to create an updated take on the Derby classic. Or their Sparkling Tea, that takes herbal tea over the top by adding lemon, club soda and American Honey. Woo child, I do have the feeling it's gonna be a mighty fine summer, yes indeed.

The LiberTea
Ingredients (makes 1 large pitcher):
4 cups water
4 cups lemonade
4 black tea ...There's more

The thing about summer is, while it's perfect grilling weather, sometimes (and I can't believe I'm actually saying this), you just don't feel like grilling. You'd rather cook something ahead of time, in the cool confines of your kitchen, then bring it out to the beach, pool side part, or outdoor concert.

So here are three Spanish tapas that require minimal prep at home, and don't need to be reheated once you get to the party. And if your party calls for a little vino, pack some Spanish wine to go with your on-the-run tapas menu. Like the Campo Viejo 2006 Crianza, a smooth, bright cherry wine that goes for around $10, and goes well with spicy dishes like the Chorizo and Garlic Mushrooms. Who says you can't eat good away from the grill?

Chorizo and Garlic Mushrooms
Surprisingly light and one of the tastiest tapas recipes, this mixture served on toasted baguette slices can be made a day ahead and served warm or at room temperature.
Servings: about 8 appetizer servings
Prep and cook time: about 20 minutes

1 tablespoon olive oil
1 small onion diced
3 cloves garlic chopped
8 oz. chorizo sausage, removed from casing and diced
8 oz. mushrooms sliced
3 tablespoons dry sherry
1/4 teaspoon hot chili flakes
1 tablespoon chopped parsley
Salt and pepper

1. In medium skillet, heat oil on medium-high heat and stir in onions and garlic for 2 minutes.
2. Add chorizo and cook for about 3 minutes, or until it’s cooked through.
3. Add ...There's more

You never know when you're going to find yourself in a "Man vs. Wild" type situation. (Without the producers and camera crew.) And the more you know about surviving by your wits and the stuff you find around the house (and in your pockets), the better your chances of coming out of it alive.

So our friends over at Survival-Goods.com came up with these 7 essential MacGyver-esque techniques, to save your ass with common household items. It's enough to make Bear Grylls weep. (For 3 bonus survival items, click the link.)

1. Pocket Lint
You'll be happy to know that you carry around highly flammable materials every time you wear your favorite jeans. Well, maybe not particularly happy in normal circumstances, but when you need to light a fire pretty quickly and need to get your hands on some tinder, just reach into your pocket and use the lint. It ignites very quickly, and you'll be glad you wore those favorite jeans on your hiking-trip-gone-wrong.

2. A Drop of Bleach
Of course we all know that water is crucial to our survival. However, many an adventurer has uncovered they have finished their last drop on a 4 day mountain trek, and the only alternative is some dodgy looking lake water. What can be done?

Well the answer lies in the bathroom: Bleach. With a few drops you can actually purify water and kill off any microorganisms.

This interesting method lets you ...There's more

If you're like a lot of guys out there, then one of your biggest fears in life is approaching women and starting a conversation.

What's interesting about this fear is that even though we know it's illogical, it still seems insurmountable to gather the courage to actually start talking to women. For a very long time I shared this same fear, and I want to share with you some of the tactics I've used to overcome my fear of approaching women.

Since fear is created entirely in your own mind, in order to conquer this fear you'll need to instill some different mindsets towards approaching women.

Here are three new mindsets for approaching women:

Mindset #1: The State of Curiosity
One of the biggest reasons many men have such a big fear of approaching women is because they view the entire interaction in terms of what they will get from it. This puts A LOT of pressure on you. Instead, try to switch your mentality to be: "what can I learn from this interaction?"

Instead of approaching women and thinking: "what can I say to get her to like me?" think to yourself, "what can I discover about this woman's personality, interest, and desires during our conversation?"

This will not only take the pressure off you to perform, but it will also make for a much more enjoyable conversation for her.

Remember, she’s a human being, not just a number, not just a name or a pretty face. So have a genuine sense of curiosity to peel away her layers, like an onion.

Mindset #2: Chunking it Down
The next mindset step that I wanted to give you is this idea of "Chunking." Chunking is ...There's more

[Hey guys, this week I'm launching a new column, Venus Exposed, by a new contributor, Moxie. She's a no bullshit girl who won't hesitate to tell it like it is. No matter how painful. And every week she's going to lay bare another mystery about her sisters that has been confusing us for centuries. So read and learn. And if you've got a question for her, send it to her here.]

QUESTION: I've gone on a couple dates with a beautiful, conservative woman. On the 2nd date things were getting hot and heavy when she said sex with her isn't a 3rd, 4th, or 5th date thing... it's a special thing. Which I completely understand, and it makes me want a relationship with her more. But is all this a red flag for a Stage 5 Clinger?

MOXIE: Here's my problem with any woman over the age of 18 saying she wants the first time sex with a man to be "special": That reasoning reeks of a woman who overly romanticizes sex.

It's one thing to want the moment to be right, or to wait until she's sure where she and/or the man feels. But saying she wants it to be special sounds, to me, like she considers her vagina as some sort of prize to be won. There's no brass ring attached to your penis, is there? Okay then.

There are plenty of women who think the longer they withhold sex, the more ...There's more

He's a picker. He's a grinner. He's a lover. And he's a sinner. And he's signed a poster just for you.

The legendary Steve Miller Band just dropped their new album, Bingo! last week, and they are hitting the road this July for his annual summer tour. (Behind the scenes video below.) And because I've been a fan of the Space Cowboy/Ganster of Love since I was a kid, I'm going to give one of you a poster personally autographed by Mr. Miller. I'm not sure what it's going to look like yet, because the label is keeping it under wraps, but I'm sure it speaks to the pompatus of love.

Want it for your wall? Enter your email addy here, and on Monday, June 28th, I'll select one of you at random to take it right here, right here, right here, right here at home.

In the US and Canada, we call it soccer. Pretty much anywhere else in this World Cup crazed world, it's called football.

So how did one sport get two very different tags? With only one of them seeming to have any relevance to the game at all? According to the wordsmiths over at Dictionary.com, you can blame it on a guy who fancied himself a 19th century Snoop Dogg...

Back in England in the 1800's, kids made up their own versions of the game of "football" and assigned rules at random. (Kind of like how we played stickball when I was a kid.) Then, to take all the fun out of it, a bunch of private schools got together to standardize the rules, which much like anything soccer/football related, led to lots of arguing.

Those arguments broke the footballers into two factions: those who preferred Rugby football (named after a school called Rugby), and those who didn't like getting banged around and liked to play Association football, named after the Football Association.

So here's where the Snoop Dogg of his day comes in. He's ...There's more