IFC Ranks 50 Best Movie Trailers Ever
In this comprehensive ranking of the greatest film previews of all time, IFC not only revisited some classics, but also uncovered more than a few sleepers as well.
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Where's Michelle? Obama Caught Looking
In a lighter moment at the G-8 summit in Italy, President Barack Obama and French President Nicolas Sarkozy were apparently both interested in checking out the scenery.
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Furlough Fridays
You can find the whole list of offices and services that will be open on scheduled furlough days beginning this Friday.
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Economist: FDIC Bracing for Wave of Bank Failures
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is gearing up to handle a large number of bank failures expected as a result of bad mortgages, both in residential and commercial real estate, an economist said Tuesday.
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The Road to Woodstock
KFWB's Maggie McKay reported on Michael Lang, the auther of a new book, "The Road to Woodstock", set for release ahead of the 40-year anniversary of the seminal music festival.
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Bartering Makes Comeback in Tough Times
Bob Meyer, publisher of Barter News in Mission Viejo estimates that 1 million small businesses are involved in barter, with a volume of transactions approaching $20 billion annually.
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The Faces of Michael Jackson
Watch the radical transformation from a young Jackson Five-era Michael all the way through to the last days before his death.
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UK Spy Chief Outed on Facebook
The wife of the new head of Britain's spy agency posted pictures of her husband on Facebook, sparking calls for a probe from security officials.
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Big Banks to Just Say 'No' to IOUs
A group of the biggest U.S. banks said they would stop accepting California's IOUs on Friday, adding pressure on the state to close its $26.3 billion annual budget gap.
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Jackson Buried Without His Brain?
The Guardian reports Michael Jackson was laid to rest without his brain today after doctors retained it following an autopsy to help determine the cause of death.
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KFWB Remembers Michael Jackson
Check out tons of photos from the celebration at Staples Center and listen to celebrity memorials honoring the late pop singer.
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Help Pay for Jackson Memorial
The city of Los Angeles has set up a Web site to allow Michael Jackson fans to help the city pay for his Staples Center memorial service.
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Study Shows Promise for Web-Based Insomnia Fix
Sleepless people sometimes use the Internet to get through the night. Now a small study shows promising results for insomniacs with nine weeks of Internet-based therapy.
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Fox's 1st Post-'Transformers' Role: Cheerleader Vampire
Fresh off the success of the blockbuster "Transformers" sequel, Megan Fox is set to play a cheerleader gone bad in her new movie "Jennifer's Body".
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Did Jackie O. Have An Affair with RFK?
An explosive new book claims Jackie Kennedy had a four-year tryst with Bobby Kennedy that began not long after JFK's assassination.
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Congressman: Media "Glorifying Pervert" Jackson
A New York congressman says society is "glorifying" a "low-life" while ignoring the efforts of teachers, police officers, firefighters, veterans and volunteers.
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At the Mercy of her Mind
A Valencia couple, the parents of a 6-year-old schizophrenic, search for help against daunting odds for a patient so young and a case so severe.
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Palin Hints at Future Plans on Facebook
Sarah Palin is using her Facebook page to hint at pushing a national agenda along conservative lines.
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A Founding Father's Story
Thomas Jefferson was author of the Declaration of Independence and the third US president. Learn more about this founding father's 'pursuit of happiness' in this creative bio from the NY Times.
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Video Surfaces of Jackson's Final Rehearsal
In an exclusive video obtained by CNN, Michael Jackson rehearses with dancers during a June 23 session at the Staples Center.
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Jackson Will Released
The 2002 document names Michael Jackson's mother, Katherine, 79, as a beneficiary of the trust and the guardian of Jackson's children, who are also named as beneficiaries of the trust.
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Jackson Jokes cut from "Bruno"
With the world still reeling from the tragic news of Michael Jackson's untimely death, Universal Pictures made a game-time decision before Friday night's U.S. premiere of 'Bruno' to cut a segment of the film that poked fun at the legendary King of Pop
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LA County Sheriff Asks for Public's Help in Cold Case
Investigators are seeking the public’s assistance regarding any information relating to the murder of Brenda Sierra, who disappeared while on her way to school in the East L.A. area in October of 2002.
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