Comedian-Talk Show Host Tells Fox Being Judge on Singing Contest "Didn't Feel Like the Right Fit"

Gov 2.0 uses the technology and innovation of Web 2.0 to address the needs of government. CBSNews.com's Shira Lazar talks with Tim O'Reilly, founder and CEO of O'Reilly Media, about the new movement.

With bottles of rye whiskey made from George Washington's original recipe now on the market, Mitch Butler and Josh Landis of "The Fast Draw" team discuss the history of drinking in America.

Video Segments from CBS News Will Integrate with Original Text in New Version of Best-Selling Book

MTV's Favorite "Guidos" and "Guidettes" Return for a Second Season

Lee Boyd Malvo Claims Others Were To Help in Attacks, Says Partner Killed One for Backing Out

Actress Susan Lucci Has a Book Deal With It Books

California Attorney General's Office Refers 1 Doctor to Medical Board for Prescribing Drugs to Jackson Alias

Meet the Newest Castmate of MTV's "Jersey Shore"

Studio Reconstructs WWII Destruction in 3D by Simulating a Flight of a British Liberator Bomber over the City after the War

CBSNews.com's Shira Lazar talks to political "gonzo activist" Mike Bonanno about his latest film, The Yes Men Fix The World, released on bit torrent last week and has already had a million downloads and received over $15,000 dollars in donations. He also talks about leaking information to WikiLeaks and how you can be a Yes Man too.

Prosecutors Investigating Whether Negligent Manslaughter Was Involved in Deaths at Techno Festival

CBS Reality TV Show Moves To Wednesday Night

France's First Lady Films Scenes in Paris for a Role in Woody Allen's Latest Film

In Promoting Her Film "SALT" in S. Korea, Jolie Expressed Her Worries About N. Koreans

Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Aretha Franklin Perform Together at a Charity Event in Philadelphia

A small village in Japan is attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors each year because of its rice paddy art. Celia Hatton reports.

Actor Paul Rudd talks to Erica Hill about his new film, "Dinner for Schmucks" and working with Steve Carrell.

The Butler Institute of American Art Will Exhibit Rolling Stones Guitarist Ronnie Wood's Art On Sept. 21

More Details About Bride's Dress, Astor Courts Estate and the Event Emerge

DIY Network Stars Amy Matthews and Kevin O'Connor Share Easy and Inexpensive Projects You Can Do

Celia Hatton reports from Inakadate Village in northern Japan, where local rice farmers have gained worldwide fame for the highly intricate and artistic images embedded throughout their crop fields.

Inakadate Village Turns Farming Into an Art Form

Maurice Clarett Granted Re-Entry to Pursue Degree at Ohio State after Spending 3 Years in Prison for Robbery

Lebanese and International Jewelers Displayed Their Latest Collections at Beirut Jewelry Week 2010