5 things you need to know this weekend

Luis Suarez sinks his teeth back into soccer

Remember the guy who took a bite out of his competition during the World Cup in June? Well, he's back. On Saturday, he returns to the field when his team, Barcelona, takes on Real Madrid. This marks the end of his third multi-game suspension after biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini, as well as other rivals while playing for former clubs Ajax and Liverpool. Will this game give us something to chew on?

Internet explodes with memes and jokes surrounding soccer player Luis Suarez’s infamous World cup chomp.(USA TODAY, USA NOW)

Parisian museum devoted to Pablo Picasso reopens after 5 years of renovation

Grab your passports. The City of Lights receives an artful boost starting Saturday when theMusée Picasso reopens after five years and a 52 million euro (about $72 million in dollars) renovation. The 37-room structure is filled with about 400 works from the famed cubist artist, The Associated Press reports. It briefly opened in September to celebrate France heritage weekend, but was largely empty of his work.

Curators and scientists have revealed they've found a hidden painting beneath the surface of one of Picasso's earliest masterpieces from 1901, "The Blue Room." It's a portrait of an unknown man painted in a vertical composition. (June 17) AP

Give back Saturday for the nation's largest day of service

Grab a rake, visit a food pantry or even help a friend in need because Saturday isMake a Difference Day, a nationwide initiative fostering a sense of community and giving back. Points of Light and USA WEEKEND have been working together for over 20 years to inspire projects, big and small, countrywide.

Find out how you can get involved in Make a Difference Day in your community, and make a difference to someone in your life. VPC

King James shares his background story on Disney

King James didn't always wear a superstar crown and that's exactly what he wants to show families. This where the idea for Becoming – James' half-hour series profiling athletes – came from. "I want kids to understand that the things they might be going through right now at the ages they're at, they're going through some of the same struggles, adversity and low self-esteem that I went through when I was a kid," James said. The first of the series, profiling James himself, airs Sunday at 5 p.m. ET on Disney XD.