In case you missed it: Last night, 20-year-old Juan Martin Del Potro of Argentina trampled the mighty Roger Federer, stealing the men's U.S. Open title. If only del Potro would show some emotion...

So ashamed he rained on Taylor Swift's VMA parade, Kanye's "taking some time off." Here's his painful apology to Taylor, as given to Jay Leno on last night's Jay Leno Show premiere.

A film set almost entirely in a tank during Israel's first Lebanon war took the Golden Lion for best picture at the Venice Film Festival Saturday.

It was a week of outbursts. First Rep. Joe Wilson at Obama's speech on health reform and then Kanye West at the VMAs. So it's no surprise that someone would mash them together in this brief, but hilarious remix.

Remember the days of the aloof news anchor who said little about his personal views and less about his personal life? Harry Smith, describing his flu symptoms on the CBS Early Show, makes us miss those days.

You can watch Kanye West nearly ruin Taylor Swift's night here, but give credit to Beyonce, winner of MTV's Video of the Year, for showing as much class as West lacked in giving Swift time to give her speech.

It wasn't quite Howard Stern or Bruno descending from the rafters, but Pink raised some eyebrows in this union of acrobatics and rock at the 2009 VMAs.

It was a bittersweet moment at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards: at the show's close, MTV premiered this trailer for Michael Jackson's documentary, 'This is It.' The film tells the story of what would have been Jackson's farewell tour.

We miss Michael Jackson. And we like Madonna. But as far as tributes go, wasn't this one a bit too much Madge and too little Michael?

It's not quite the prom scene from Carrie, but it's close: here's Kanye West taking the mic as Taylor Swift gives her speech after winning the Best Female Video award at the VMAs. MTV

In an interview with 60 Minutes that airs Sunday night, Obama says he takes responsibility for whatever bill passes Congress, and since he intends to be president "for a while," it better be good one.

Westwood's Men's 2010 collection debuted a while back, but the video just went up on line, and it's still so fun and crazy to watch.

The DNC has released this ad biting back at birthers and health-care reform protesters alike. But are they really that much alike?

Meryl Steep and Amy Adams star in what may be the biggest foodie movie ever made, Julie & Julia.

A health-care reform protester mocks Dodd's suggesting he take "painkillers" and "wash it down with Ted Kennedy's whiskey." That slogan didn't fit on the sign.

First he bows out of a Broadway show. Then he loses probably the most important phone number in the world. Can someone get this man an assistant?

President Obama made a surprise appearance at the White House Press Briefing Tuesday to wish Helen Thomas a happy 89th birthday. The longtime member of the White House Press Corps shares a birthday with the president. Fox News

Giuliana and Bill Rancic's new Style Network reality series, cleverly titled "Giuliana & Bill," will tackle such scandalous topics as... outdoor lanterns.

Linda Douglass, communications director for the White House's Health Reform Office, came out swinging against bloggers. And by bloggers, she means Matt Drudge.

This video demonstrates how the president reads 10 letters a day from ordinary Americans. It's a great idea, but why are all the letters about health-care reform?