Wil Wheaton Hits a Nerve With Bullies Speech; Sara Gilbert Marries Linda Perry

Actor tells little girl it's perfectly OK to be a "nerd."

ByABC News
April 1, 2014, 7:21 AM

April 1, 2014— -- quicklist: 1title: Actor Wil Wheaton Says It's OK to Be a 'Nerd'text: 'Star Actor' Wil Wheaton answered a young girl's question about dealing with bullies at Comic Con last year, and now, thanks to a Reddit post, the actor's touching response has gone viral.

"When I was a little boy I was called a nerd all the time because I did not like sports, I loved to read, I liked math and science and I thought school was really cool and it hurt, a lot," he told the girl.

"We don't choose to be nerds. We can't help it that we like these things, and we shouldn't apologize for liking these things," Wheaton, 41, said.

Check out the video here.

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quicklist: 2title: Sara Gilbert Marries Linda Perrytext: Wherever Sara Gilbert is on her honeymoon, her ears must be ringing.

Her fellow "The Talk" co-hosts dished on Monday's show about Gilbert's weekend wedding to songwriter Linda Perry.

"It was at sunset, and overlooking the ocean," Aisha Tyler gushed. Co-host Julie Chen said Gilbert was away on her honeymoon.

The "Roseanne" actress shared the engagement news on "The Talk" last year.

Mazel tov to the happy couple!

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quicklist: 3title: 'How I Met Your Mother' Comes to an Endtext: This is a friendly reminder from the Social Climber that if you watched the "How I Met Your Mother" finale Monday night, star Neil Patrick Harris would love it if you gave him a high-five.

"To all who helped create #HIMYM, well played. To all who enjoyed watching it, I respectfully request the highest of fives. #thanks" Harris tweeted after the show.

Check out the cast's favorite scene from their nine-season run here.

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quicklist: 4title: Vegas Ferris Wheel Enchants Riderstext: What better way is there to celebrate a weekend of debauchery in Sin City than by riding the new Vegas Ferris wheel?

The Las Vegas High Roller at The LINQ, began operating on Monday and has been getting rave reviews for the birds-eye view it offers of the strip, according to the Associated Press.

The 550-foot-tall observation wheel has 28 spherical cabins that can hold up to 40 people each.

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quicklist: 5title: Twist in the Search for Relisha Ruddtext: The case of Relisha Rudd, a missing 8-year-old homeless girl, has gripped the nation's capital.

The mystery deepened Monday night when a body found in a Washington, D.C., park was tentatively identified as a man suspected of kidnapping Rudd weeks ago, according to D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier.

She was last seen with Kahlil Malik Tatum, 51, a janitor who worked in the shelter her family called home. When the girl failed to show up at school, city authorities reached out to Rudd's mother, who may have given Tatum initial permission to spend time with her daughter outside of the shelter, a law enforcement source said. There is still no sign of the girl.

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