edward austen was jane austen's brother. - the jane austen? - the jane austen.nd he changed his name to knight when he inherited the chawton and godmersham estate. so you're a direct descendant of jane austen? - yes. - wow! she's my great-great-great- grandfather's sister. fantastic! jane austen-- that's a very interesting case in point. she was an intensely private person. only 5% of her correspondence survives. and people are hungry for the slightest shred of information about her. viney: now tell me about this. that is jane austen's cup and ball. that is her own cup and ball. how astonishing. and is it recorded that she played with it? yes, it is. yes, that was-- she's well-known as spending hours with her cup and ball. she could do over 100 in the cup, but it's one of the things she used to enjoy doing. of course, you can't put it to a forensic test. there's no d.n.a. that you can test that cup and a ball for to see whether it's got traces of jane austen on it. but the way he told the story and the conviction he had, to me, i thought that man is certainly co

>> the idea is this sort of lonely heart girl who is obsessed with all things jane austen, sort of stuckings to go to this place this like sleepaway camp resort where the people dress in all austen gear and there are hired actors to pretend and flirt with you like jane austen characters. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and then at the end you're promised a ball and for one of those actors to propose marriage to you. >> jimmy: that sounds like -- that sounds like "the bachelorette" is what it sounds like. >> right? >> jimmy: but it sounds like kind of a good idea. >> isn't it sort of great and embarrassing all at once? i love that guys have strip clubs and we have -- like we want to be romanced by literary figures and then have sex. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. we don't have sex at the strip clubs, though. i think we're getting short-changed on this deal. >> oh, right, right, right. >> jimmy: but it does sound like a good idea. and maybe for the guys you could have a stone cold steve austinland. wrestling. >> i like that, i like that. >> jimmy: yeah. we're really coming up with some good stuff now. the

it was once owned by jane austen. but officials at the jane austen house sprang into action. back. they raised enough money. they bought it back from kelly clarkson for $250,000. kelly, handling it all with grace. she said she's actually totally fine with it. being back in england, as a national treasure, on display, at the museum. i know what you're asking. i asked them to find out what did she say? did kelly make a profit? i'm waiting to hear. we'll bring it to you when i find out. >>> also in "pop news," this morning, everybody, earlier this month, we were captivated by a new viral music video. you know the one i'm talking about. over 51 million hits and counting for what might be the strangest, catchiest song. it comes from a norwegian band. thanks to youtube, we can now answer the question that they posed, which was, what does the fox say? so, that was their take. they claim that the fox says that. >> what is it? >> now, we know. >> what does the fox say? >> thanks to this video, we found online, we can confirm that the fox does not go -- that's what he does. >> what? >>