A suicidal man jumped to a seemingly certain death from a 40-story Upper West Side rooftop yesterday -- but miraculously survived when he landed on a sports car, police said. Listen here for the morning show's reaction.

Tom Magill, 22, suffered just a broken leg, a shattered ankle and a collapsed lung after his 10:44 a.m. leap from atop the West End Towers on West End Avenue at 63rd Street.

"I can't believe this. My car saved his life," said Guy McCormack, 40, a worker at a nearby construction site who had borrowed the 2008 red Dodge Charger from his wife.

Magill fell more than 400 feet -- and reached a maximum drop speed of about 126 mph -- before crashing onto the roof and rear window of the vehicle, which was parked along the west side of the building.

Construction workers and the building's superintendent witnessed Magill's leap from the roof, and some residents told cops they saw him soaring past their windows.

Anthony Monteforte, a contractor who heard Magill slam into the muscle car, said "he looked like a pretzel. There was not much blood."

Another construction worker heard a "huge thud."

Remarkably, Magill was conscious when EMS arrived, and a police source said he "wasn't likely" to die. He also did not suffer brain damage.

"It's amazing. If he hit the pavement, it would've been worse," said building tenant Kim Courtney.

Police said no suicide note was found. But Magill says on his Facebook page, "I hate my life."

A friend, who last saw Magill Sunday, said, "I'd really hate to think he did it on purpose."

Magill, who lives on West 52nd Street, used to rent an apartment in the West End Towers until graduating from Fordham University last year.

Congressional opponents, stubborn diplomats or wary heads of state, beware: The new Oval Office sofas look so comfy, you just might be lulled into a few reckless compromises. View slideshow.

Every president eventually puts his own mark on the Oval Office, decoratively speaking, and the White House unveiled the Obama makeover on Tuesday, just hours before a major presidential speech on Iraq from his famous Resolute Desk (still there.)

The wait is over for Dancing with the Stars fans who've anxiously been waiting to hear the new Season 11 cast and we have all the details of the contestants.

So without further ado, here is your complete list of Dancing with the Stars Season 11 cast - tell us who think is going to take home the coveted mirrorball trophy this year!

Audrina Patridge (The Hills)
Brandy (Singer)
Bristol Palin (Sarah Palin's Daughter)
David Hasselholf (Music, Television)
Florence Henderson (Music, Television)
Jennifer Grey (Movies - Dirty Dancing)
Kurt Warner (Professional Athlete)
Kyle Massey (Actor - That's So Raven, Cory in the House)
Margaret Cho (Stand-Up Comedienne)
Michael Bolton (Singer)
Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino (Jersey Shore)
Rick Fox (Professional Athlete, Actor)

Enter bathroom. Lock door. Kick Web addiction.

A 34-year-old Astoria comedian is flushing his digital dependency by holing up in his bathroom for five days, with the wacky campaign kicking off in the tiled, pink room Monday.

"I fell like I was losing control and needed to do something extreme," said Mark Malkoff, while sitting in the tub that now doubles as his bed.

All jokes aside, Internet addiction has become a serious problem, with the potential to strain relationships, rob sleep and fuel other compulsions such as gambling and pornography, psychologists say.