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Virtual Photo Walks allow photographers to capture and share 'tours' of popular locations all over the world, giving people a sense of connectedness that they ordinarily wouldn't have. NBC's Ann Curry reports. (Nightly News)

The granddaughters of former president of South African Nelson Mandela are starring in a new reality show about their family, called "Being Madela," which documents their life as part of South Africa's unofficial "first family." TODAY's Lester Holt reports. (TODAY)

The Kardashians, Honey Boo Boo and ... Vice President Joe Biden? Hundreds of Americans have started an online petition for a reality show starring the vice president. Suggested names for the show have included "Biden Time," "Ridin' with Biden" and "Literally Joe." NBC's Kristen Welker reports. (TODAY)

For many, funerals are solemn affairs, allowing the living to grieve, but a new TLC show finds funerals that are more like rowdy parties, celebrating the lives of the recently departed with laughter and music. NBC's Kerry Sanders reports. (TODAY)

For four months, Travel Channel cameras had exclusive access to the inner workings of Miami International Airport for a TV series that will show everything from hidden weapons to cocaine found in cargo shipments. NBC's Tom Costello reports. (TODAY)

A new TLC reality show shows young adult Amish and Mennonite leaving their sheltered communities, where they don't have electricity or cars, to experience big-city life in New York. Two of the show's stars, Sabrina and Kate, as well as the executive producers talk about what viewers can expect. (TODAY)

Singer Joe Jonas, of The Jonas Brothers, talks to TODAY's Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb about his role as a mentor on CW's new music reality show, "The Next." (TODAY)

After a former contestant on HGTV's "House Hunters" claimed her experience was set up in advance, viewers were left questioning how "real" reality TV is. TV producer Troy DeVolld and pop culture expert Ericka Souter discuss the authenticity of reality TV. (TODAY)

Travel expert Mark Murphy spotlights affordable flights and hotel options for the Summer Games in London. (TODAY)