(NECN) - Looking to get a jump on holiday travel? We have a few last-second deals that expire quickly, but could save you a buck or two on your next trip. Be careful to read the details of each deal, as they differ.

• Baltimore: $78 (before taxes and fees) round-trip from Boston to Baltimore on AirTran. Valid for travel through February 10. Book by November 19. Boston to Baltimore

(NECN) - With Thanksgiving right around the corner, one may be in search of a few ideas to make the holidays fun and meaningful for the entire family.

Executive editor of Parents and Kids Magazine Heather Kempskie shared a few tips with NECN's Good Morning Live.

These are links to the web sites Heather mentioned:

• BostonCares.org
• ImprovBoston.com
• Plimoth.org

(NECN/APTN: New York, N.Y.) - Tim Burton has arrived at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York.

The visionary director loaned more than 700 drawings, paintings, photographs, storyboards, costumes and other cinematic ephemera to the museum for a wide-ranging exhibit opening this month and viewable by the public until spring.

(NECN) - A routine traffic stop turned into a true test of patience for a police officer in Texas.

A police cruiser dashboard camera shows the officer stopped in a rural driveway to write a citation. That was when a black kitten approached the officer, and proceeded to climb up his body.

The officer tried to push the cat away several time to no avail.

The driver offered to help, but the officer handled the situation himself.

The cat's owners said he is like that with everyone and simply loves to climb.

(NECN) - This Saturday night is The 3rd annual TV Diner Platinum Plate Gala. Enjoy food from more than 20 New England restaurants, great music and a live charity auction.

Its Saturday night November 21st, from 7 to 11 at Herb Chambers Lexus in Sharon, Massachusetts.

TV Diner producer Jenny Johnson joins Jim Braude on Broadside with more information.

CLICK HERE for tickets and more information.

(NECN: Plymouth, Mass.) - The office of Massachusetts Secretary of State William Galvin says it will review the paperwork of the proposed $650 million movie studio in Plymouth.

This is being done to ensure the company has clear ownership. Last week, a $550 million financing plan fell through. Now, Plymouth officials are questioning the future of the Plymouth Rock Studios.

Click here to read more from the Globe.

(NECN/ABC) - In an exclusive interview with ABC's Robin Roberts, to be seen in a special edition for "Prime Time" Wednesday night, Janet Jackson discusses the death of her brother, Michael Jackson.

In a demure voice, reminiscent of her big brother's, Janet blames Dr. Conrad Murray for Michael's death.

Until now, the five-time Grammy award-winning artist remained silent about her brother's death.

(NECN) - As you put the finishing touches on your Thanksgiving Day menu, there is one big decision that is sometimes overlooked -- what kind of wine to serve with the holiday feast.

www.thesecondglass.com

Morning Report wine expert Tyler Balliet from The Second Glass joins NECN with everything you need to know to plan the perfect pairings.

(NECN) - On Good Morning Live we are taking look at some new music hitting the shelve Tuesday morning, along with some of the big concerts headed our way.

Joining Karen Swensen is George Knight.

George is the host of Sunday Morning Overeasy on radio 92.9 in Boston.

He can also be heard regularly on Magic 106.7 and Country 102.5.

New music:

Weezer: Raditude - Song: I Want You To out now

John Mayer: Battle Studies - Song: Who Says out today

Them Crooked Vultures: Them Crooked Vultures - Song: New Fang out today

(NECN/APTV) - Sir Elton John appeared to be in good health Monday night following a recent bout of E. Coli that saw him hospitalized and forced him to cancel shows.

The singer, who was New York for his annual AIDS Foundation benefit, said he didn't enjoy the hospital experience, but admitted that canceling his shows was the hardest thing about being ill.