MISS MARCH Trailer

A young man awakens from a four-year coma to hear that his once virginal high-school sweetheart has since become a centerfold in one of the world's most famous men's magazines. He and his sex-crazed best friend decide to take a cross-country road trip in order to crash a party at the magazine's legendary mansion headquarters and win back the girl. See Video

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Bill Clinton at a South Beach Pool Bar

Bill Clinton enjoys an early evening at a South Beach pool bar in Miami Beach, FL 1/9/09 Fees must be agreed for image use. See Video

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Learn Basic Scratching Techniques As A DJ

Scratching is a DJ or turntablist technique used to produce distinctive sounds by moving a vinyl record back and forth on a turntable. In this video clip learn the basics of scratching your own music. See Video

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David Beckham's Marketing Status Queried

International football star David Beckham may be losing some of his global marketing icon status as Pepsi relationship ends But while the first cracks in his gilded career may be showing, the soccer star still remains a strong draw for companies looking to reach a broad audience according to analysts. See Video

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Subdued mood at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas

Technology takes center stage the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas despite a gloomy economy. Manufacturers went smaller, not just in their presentation but also in their product. Gone were the 150-inch TVs and instead, smaller and sleeker took center stage. Samsung grabbed notice with its one-inch thick TVs that use light-emitting-diodes (LEDs) rather than lamps as their primary light source. It's been estimated that such screens use 40 percent less power than traditional LCDs . . . not to mention saving a whole lot of space in the living room. Lindsay Claiborne reports.

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Where the jobs are

Not since the end of World War II have US workers suffered such drastic job cuts, but some US industries are actually growing. Accounting, home health care, and software publishing are three fields still considered to be making healthy gains. Manoush Zomorodi reports from New York. See Video

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Out of work? Try these professions

There's a bit of encouraging news for the millions of Americans out of work and searching. The AP found several fields proving resilient in the down economy. See Video

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Dell Announces the Launch of the Inspiron Mini 9

Dell has announced the Inspiron Mini 9, a $99 laptop. The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas also saw the company introduce a new 10-inch Mini and offer a glimpse of the upcoming Adamo, its ultra-thin luxury laptop. See Video

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The Forgotten Heroes of Airport Bathroom Sex

Now that a Minnesota court has rejected Larry Craig's sex sting appeal, can we start talking about some of the overlooked warriors in this thriving movement? See Video

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American Student's Murder Trial set to begin

An American student is one of three people accused of killing a girl during an alleged sex game. See Video

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Israel tells Gazans to brace for war escalation

Israeli forces pounded rocket-launching sites and smuggling tunnels in Gaza Saturday and planes dropped leaflets warning of an escalation in attacks, as Palestinian militants fired at least 15 more rockets at Israel. See Video

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Gunfire at Chicago high school basketball game

Five people are in the hospital after gunfire erupted following a high school basketball game in Chicago Friday night. See Video

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President-elect Barack Obama pieces together economic plan

President-elect Barack Obama says his proposed stimulus package could create enough jobs to swallow up last year's 2.6 million job losses. In his weekly address, Obama says his administration will create jobs and help those who've lost theirs. See Video

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President Bush visits Aircraft carrier named after father

President George W. Bush joined his father at Naval Station Norfolk in Virginia for the commissioning of the USS George H.W. Bush, a new aircraft carrier named after his father, the ultimate honor for a decorated Navy pilot from World War II. See Video

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