Viva la Vida
performed by Coldplay

Homer is supposed to participate in a wedding toast with Marge, but is late for the reception because he was in line buying a lottery ticket. Homer wins the million dollar lottery, but can't tell Marge because the news reports on the exact time the ticket was sold, and Marge would know why he was late. So he hides the money in a tree and buys the family things by letting them "find" them so they won't know he has the money. Bart finds out Homer's secret and blackmails him, but eventually Homer confesses to Marge.

This commercial for iTunes features the band Coldplay singing 'Viva la Vida'. (Lyrics) I used to rule the world Seas would rise when I gave the word Now in the morning I sleep alone Sweep the streets I used to own I hear Jerusalem bells a ringing Roman Cavalry choirs are singing Never an honest word And that was when I ruled the world Viva la Vida Coldplay Exclusively on iTunes

A group of friends who are obsessed with birding set on a big year, a quest to outdo each other by finding the most species of birds in North America. Their competition is an allegory for the challenges faced in their lives.