You may notice something new on the AOL homepage -- "Real-Time Topics" have been added to news headline sections like Top News, Entertainment News, Sports News and Finance News.

Real-Time Topics serves up items that are hot and topical from across the Web. Each link will take you to a dedicated Love.com page that has been created around a person or topic. Love.com is a site that provides real-time news, videos and more, for all of the topics you love (there are 300,000 of them!).

Here's where to find Real-Time Topics on your homepage (check out the area circled in red):
Clicking on a link will open an topic page at Love.com like the one shown here:

(example shown - http://sonia-sotomayor.love.com/)

You can take Real-Time Topics to a whole new level by creating your own dashboard of items. It's easy to set up -- just click "Add" in the upper right of any topic page, and then go to http://i.love.com/ to view your dashboard. You can add as many topics as you want to track, and you will get continuous updates which will ensure you are seeing the freshest content.

We hope you love this fun and topical feature geared towards helping you stay on top of everything you want to know. Do let us know what you think!
The AOL Homepages Team

Did you know that July 20th marks the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing? Celebrate the anniversary with us by applying our new out-of-this-world moon theme to your page and by visiting the Apollo 11 Anniversary site, wechoosethemoon.org (powered by AOL). It's loaded with tons of photos and videos of the spectacular event!

Here's a preview of what the new moon theme looks like:

The WeChooseTheMoon site will recreate the first lunar mission, minute by minute, with an interactive experience that lets you experience things just as they happened with audio, video, photos and real-time transmissions on the site and via Twitter. The mission begins with liftoff the morning of July 16 and ends with the landing on July 20!

We want to know what you think about our latest theme addition! Also, share your thoughts about what the Apollo 11 Lunar Mission meant to you. :)

The AOL Homepages Team