David Graham

A documentary film crew follows the lives of six New Yorkers as their lives unexpectedly intersect ? or at least that's what writer, director, and actor Edward Burns would like you to believe in this comedy-drama that looks at the rocky road of relationships in the Big Apple. After sharing the stories of their earliest sexual experiences with an interviewer, six people are trailed by a cameraman through the course of an average day. Tommy (Edward Burns) is a successful television producer (and unsuccessful novelist) who becomes quickly infatuated when he meets Maria (Rosario Dawson) in a video store. Maria is a teacher at an upscale private school who has just gotten out of a bad marriage with Ben (David Krumholtz), a struggling musician with a day job as a doorman. Ben, on the other hand, finds himself attracted to Ashley (Brittany Murphy) when she waits on his table at a coffee shop. Ashley, as it happens, is involved in an affair with Griffin (Stanley Tucci), a dentist who is chronically unfaithful to his wife Annie (Heather Graham). Annie, a real estate agent, also happens to be friends with Tommy, one of her customers, bringing the circle to a close. Shot in only 16 days, Sidewalks of New York marked a return to (relatively) low-budget filmmaking for Edward Burns, who directed two less-than-successful major studio projects following his breakthrough with the independent feature The Brothers McMullen.

Slow Burn -- Slow Burn is a hard-hitting drama about a young girl (Paige Graham), who's being forced into prostitution by two local wannabe thugs (Dax Spanogle and David G.B. Brown), so they can pay off debts that they owe. Her sister, a struggling waitress (Kayla DeWitt) is pursued by a shady cop (Michael McCallum) that won't take no for an answer. The girls set up the cop against the thugs so they can try and leave town.

Trailer for the short film Comrades. Fourth-graders Ronald and Diego are best friends and comrades in a role-playing war game until Lieutenant Diego betrays General Ronald in a harmless attempt to create dramatic conflict in the game. Now, Diego must find a way to bring his best friend back from the casualties of war.

Terrorism experts Graham Allison, Peter Bergen, David Ignatius and John Miller share what they've learned over the past year investigating the U.S. operation to kill bin Laden.

Smallville: Season 10: Episode 3 -- Clark is stunned when Kara (LAURA VANDERVOORT) returns to Earth and tells him Jor El sent her to stop the dark force that is coming because he doesn't believe Clark can handle it.

Wealthy Charles Swann finds himself at odds with high society when he becomes obsessed with a beautiful courtesan.

It is the year 2065, the location is a secret island base.

David Crosby and Graham Nash played an acoustic set at the site of the Occupy Wall Street protests that included Teach Your Children Well.

Concern about global warming has focused attention on the disruption of natural systems from the way we use resources and energy. Australia may be one of the world's largest producers and exporters of coal for electricity, but it also has some of the world's largest renewable energy resources. A number of Australians are world leaders in the field of renewable energy and sustainable solutions. They are serious about creating clean energy options that will make a big difference. Some draw energy and inspiration from nature in their clean technology designs. Dr Tim Finnigan uses bio-mimicry, or 'innovation inspired by nature', to design his oceanpower systems. Dr Robert Dane modeled the design for his Solar Sailor boat on the insect's wing. Dr David Mills and Professor Graham Morrison's solar thermal technology is pitched as the clean alternative to coal and nuclear power. It has attracted international attention and is being rolled out now in the US on a very large scale. Deep hot rock, or geothermal technology, has been developed by Dr Prame Chopra and Dr Doone Wyborn, in the remote deserts of South Australia. They believe geothermal could prove to be a major contributor to Australia's energy needs for the next 500 years. Dr Zhengrong Shi's solar cell research was built on work pioneered by Professors Martin Green and Stuart Wenham at the University of NSW. It has made him the world's second largest solar panel supplier. His ongoing support of UNSW helps PhD students, such as Eureka Prize winner Nicole Kuepper, to develop solar PV for a wider market. ANU's Dr Keith Lovegrove has developed a thermochemical process that stores solar energy for use in commercial power stations. In this documentary directed by Maryella Hatfield, produced by Lisa Duff and edited by Krissoula Syrmis - The Future Makers explores the visions of these leaders and follows them as their projects unfold. For more information: www.thef

Senator Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., tells NBC’s David Gregory “I think you're going to see the fight on ObamaCare across the board in the House and the Senate" to try to "defund" the bill and "start over."

Senator Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., tells NBC’s David Gregory, “I will not vote for the debt ceiling increase until I see a plan in place that will deal with our long-term debt."