Jake Foushee, the deep-voiced internet sensation from Mebane, is in Los Angeles today taping a segment for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." The episode featuring 14-year-old Jake will air tomorrow.

Jake's YouTube videos, where he does a spot-on impression of the late Don LaFontaine (aka "The Movie Trailer King") and Optimus Prime from "Transformers," have brought him worldwide attention. He has been featured in news articles in the UK and appeared on "Good Morning America" last week.

"The Ellen DeGeneres Show" airs locally on NBC-17 at 4 p.m.

Click below to watch Jake's segment on last week's GMA show (suffer through the ads because it's really cute).

An interesting argument erupted this morning on "Good Morning America," when Dr. Richard Besser called out Dr. Mehmet Oz for what Besser felt was "fear mongering" in Oz's recent report on arsenic in apple juice (the FDA has also disputed Dr. Oz's report). Watch the showdown and decide for yourself. Was Dr. Oz irresponsible in the way he presented his apple juice story?

Check out photos of Scotty McCreery and the American Idol Top 11 from this morning's "Good Morning America" summer concert series.

This morning, Phoenix Suns guard and former Duke University star Grant Hill was on "Good Morning America" talking about "Starting at the Finish Line," a documentary about the life of iconic Duke track coach/professor Al Buehler.

Hill is the exccutive producer and narrates the film and Duke students helped in its production.

There's no word on where you can see the film; it's making the festival rounds right now

Take a look at the interview:

'Good Morning America' recently went undercover with agents in North Carolina to film a flea market sting to catch vendors hawking counterfeit items such as purses, shoes, electronics and dvds. The segment, which aired this morning, touted Secretary of State Elaine Marshall's "aggressive" stance against counterfeiters in the state. They never identified where the flea market was located (it didn't look like Raleigh) but did say Sgt. Henry King of the Rocky Mount Police Department headed up Operation Faux Pas, which used police officers from across the state.

Update: It's most definitely not Raleigh, as confirmed by the State Fair Grounds Flea Market folks.

You can watch the segment below.

Tom Ross, the next president of the UNC system, was on Good Morning America this week.

Sort of.

North Carolina's Tom Ross is the current Davidson College president set to lead the UNC system starting Jan. 1.

He's not Tom Ross, chairman of Delaware's Republican Party. That's who Good Morning America interviewer George Stephanopoulos was referring to in an interview with Christine O'Donnell, a Tea Party candidate for the U.S. Senate who won a Republican primary in Delaware this week.

Delaware's Tom Ross apparently had predicted, as you can see in the screen shot above, that O'Donnell had little chance to win.

But the fella in the photo is the UNC system's next president, not the guy running Delaware's Republican Party.

North Carolina's Tom Ross apparently popped up first when someone was casting about for a photo of Delaware's Tom Ross.

Oops. Pesky Internet.

The New York Times has the full video here.

And credit to the Greensboro News & Record for picking up on the gaffe here.

Combining a first interview about a suicide attempt with an appearance to plug your latest CD is a balancing act no one should have to try to pull off. There's just no way to avoid cynicism.

That was Fantasia Barrino's difficult task this morning during her "Good Morning America" appearance. Dressed in a tasteful navy blue dress, the North Carolina 'American Idol," talked with Robin Roberts, who started the interview in full reassurance mode, telling Fantasia that there were 'so many people here who love you, who adore you, and want the best for you.'

Fantasia Barrino will give her first television interview since her recent suicide attempt tomorrow morning on "Good Morning America."

Fantasia is expected to talk about the intentional overdose on August 9, when she was rushed to a Charlotte hospital after injesting sleeping pills and aspirin.

"Good Morning America" airs on WTVD from 7am till 9am.

Rocker Bret Michaels plugged tonight's show in Raleigh during his appearance on "Good Morning America" this morning, noting that he was heading this way as soon as he wrapped up his performance there in New York with Miley Cyrus. 

Michaels, who seems to be doing well after suffering some serious health setbacks this year, took a break from his nationwide tour to perform the Poison hit "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" with Cyrus on GMA. Cyrus covers the hit on her new album, "Can't Be Tamed." She said it's her mother's favorite song.

Former John Edwards aide Andrew Young appeared on "Good Morning America" this morning to respond to Rielle Hunter's interview on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" yesterday.

Young appeared with his wife Cheri,and were interviewed by GMA anchor George Stephanopolous. Young told Stephanopolous that what struck him most about the Oprah interview was Hunter's "lack of regret" and her reluctance to accept any responsibility for her actions. "As long as their cosmic needs were satisfied, everything else was subordinated," he said.