Famed NYC Eatery Fails Health Inspections

Famed NYC Eatery Fails Health Inspections
The New York restaurant that broke the record for the most expensive dessert has been closed after failing multiple health inspections.

Racy Hooters Photos Lands Officer in Hot Water

Racy Hooters Photos Lands Officer in Hot Water
Pictures showing a high-ranking Hoboken, New Jersey police officer cavorting with waitresses from a Hooters restaurant in Alabama has become part of a discrimination lawsuit filed by five Latino officers.

Spice Girls Add Zest to Victoria's Secret Show

Spice Girls Add Zest to Victoria's Secret Show
The Spice Girls showed up at the taping of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in L.A. It was their first television appearance since they announced their reunion.

MTV set to rock the Middle East

MTV set to rock the Middle East
The MTV network, which was launched in 1981, already has a handful of channels around the globe but the youth brand, which has become synonymous with risque content, faces its biggest challenge in a region underpinned by conservative social values.

Broadway Strike Steals 'Grinch's' Christmas

Broadway Strike Steals 'Grinch's' Christmas
James Sanna, Producer of 'Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical,' talks to the AP about the Broadway stagehands strike. 'Grinch'" is the season's only holiday show and has a limited run.

Klum, 'Angels' Walk Runway in L.A.`

Klum, 'Angels' Walk Runway in L.A.`
Catch a sneak peak of Victoria's Secret's upcoming fashion show. Heidi Klum and Victoria's Secret's 'Angels' walked the runway in L.A. Thursday for the taping of the show, which airs December 4th on CBS.

Airport Auction Offers Holiday Bargains

Airport Auction Offers Holiday Bargains
Lost and unclaimed property go under the auctioneer's hammer at Miami International Airport on Saturday.

Healthcare: Clinton, Obama Debate

Healthcare: Clinton, Obama Debate
Democrats Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama confronted eachother on the issue of healthcare at Thursday night's presidential debate in Las Vegas.

Obama's Google Support

Obama's Google Support
Barack Obama is first in fundraising among Googlers, but employees at the Internet giant have contributed a total of just $175,000 to presidential hopefuls, a far cry from the millions raised by investment banks.

Raw Video: Human Formed Whale

Raw Video: Human Formed Whale
About two thousand people gathered on Australia's Bondi beach friday to form a Humback whale, in a protest against Japanese whaling.

Cyclone Kills 242 in Bangladesh

Cyclone Kills 242 in Bangladesh
A cyclone that slammed into Bangladesh's southwestern coast with winds of 140 miles per hour crossed the country on Friday after leveling homes, forcing the evacuation of 650-thousand villagers and killing at least 242.

Bhutto's house arrest lifted

Bhutto's house arrest lifted
Pakistan's opposition leader Benazir Bhutto is freed from house arrest, as a caretaker PM is nominated.

Opec bosses hold rare summit

Opec bosses hold rare summit
Oil producers hold only their third summit as the cost of crude hovers close to its recent all-time high.

Raw Video: Plane Slams Into Airport Wall

Raw Video: Plane Slams Into Airport Wall
Ten people were injured Thursday when an Airbus 340-600 slammed into a wall during engine tests on the ground at a French airport in Toulouse. The four-engine plane was scheduled for delivery to Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways.

Iraq seeks stake in oil bonanza

Iraq seeks stake in oil bonanza
With world oil prices hovering just below the landmark level of 100 dollars per barrel and swelling government coffers, Iraqis hope for a cash bonanza from the war-torn country's sole major export. Unfortunately, Iraq's decrepit oil infrastructure is working far below capacity and the ongoing violence deters investments and repairs.

Raw Video: Human-like Robot

Raw Video: Human-like Robot
Check out a robot that can kick a soccer ball, dance and even walk down stairs. The world's most advanced humanoid robot demonstrate its skills at the Honda Initiation Grant Technical Horizon Symposium in California.

New dinosaur fossils displayed

New dinosaur fossils displayed
The reconstructed skeleton of a dinosaur whose mouth worked like a vacuum cleaner, is on display in Washington.

Lindsay Lohan Serves 84 Minutes, Gets Mug Shot

Lindsay Lohan Serves 84 Minutes, Gets Mug Shot
Actress Lindsay Lohan spent just 84 minutes in an L.A. county detention facility, serving time for her drunken driving arrest earlier this year.

Hot Shots: Olsen Twins

Hot Shots: Olsen Twins
Matthew Hunt talks about the style IQ of the Olsen Twins.

Today in History for Friday, November 16th

Today in History for Friday, November 16th
Highlights of this day in history: Dr. Sam Sheppard acquitted of murder in new trial; U.S. and U.S.S.R. form diplomatic ties; Second anthrax letter found sent to Capitol Hill; Actor William Holden dies; 'Sound of Music' hits Broadway.

Claire Danes on Broadway and Philanthropy

Claire Danes on Broadway and Philanthropy
Actress Claire Danes discusses her Broadway deput in "Pygmalion" and her philanthropic work with WSJ's Bob Hughes.

Best Odd News of this week

Chad Ruble presents the best of this week's Oddly Enough videos. This is a great video to watch to start the weekend on a Friday afternoon.