Hotmail
Did Woods pay off alleged mistress?
Sources say a deal in the neighborhood of $1 million led to the cancellation of Rachel Uchitel’s news conference. Full story | Video
Scoop
APReality TV
CBS
‘Survivor’ no more
John may be a rocket scientist but he’s off the show. Full story
At the movies
Robert De Niro offers a master class of mannered, minimalist acting. And if he had a bit more room to roam into the dark corners of his character, the movie's fast path toward late-life insight would have felt more earned. Full story | Video: Actor on new film
‘Brothers’ loses something in translation
Film has noble aspirations, but it can't preserve the intimacy of the original film, and the characters slide into cliche. Full story
Top headlines
Polanski begins house arrest in Swiss chalet
Roman Polanski began his house arrest on $4.5 million bail Friday, rolling into the luxury resort of Gstaad in a police convoy to a warm welcome from his wife and children at his Alpine chalet.
Topics
Top headlines
Scoop: Did Woods pay to quiet one alleged mistress?
Sources say a deal in the neighborhood of $1 million led to the cancellation of a Rachel Uchitel news conference.
Top headlines
Beware of online ‘Breaking Dawn’ casting scam
Fraudulent e-mails announcing casting calls for “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn” have been flooding the inboxes of fanpires across the country.
Access video
Top headlines
‘Glee’ really gets losers, mean girls
Newsweek: The Fox show gets that if Mean Girls were as unrelentingly vicious as they are cracked up to be, then the Mean Girls would not be popular
Multimedia
TODAY
Top headlines
Another castaway goes home on ‘Survivor’
Being a rocket scientist doesn’t guarantee you’ll win this game.
Multimedia
Top headlines
Beware of online ‘Breaking Dawn’ casting scam
Fraudulent e-mails announcing casting calls for “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn” have been flooding the inboxes of fanpires across the country.
Multimedia
Top headlines
Irish folk pioneer Liam Clancy dies
The Irish balladeer was the last of the Clancy Brothers troupe whose feisty, boozy songs of old Ireland spearheaded a 1960s folk revival worldwide.
Multimedia
Top headlines
Rare first Poe book could be worth $700,000
Edgar Allan Poe's first book, "Tamerlane and Other Poems," was virtually unnoticed when published but is now one of the world's rarest and most sought-after texts. Experts at Christie's auction house say it could sell for a record price for American literature.
Multimedia 
AP
