She & Him, featuring Zooey Deschanel and M Ward, are out with the video to their new single ‘In The Sun’, off the duo’s second album ‘Volume Two’, out March 23rd...

PHOENIX -- Steve Nash had 13 points and 12 assists in his 1,000th NBA game and his favorite receiver Amare Stoudemire had a dominant 36-point, 12-rebound performance in the Phoenix Suns' 120-106 victory over the depleted New Orleans Hornets on Sunday night.

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2010, Selection Sunday is on March 14th. The NCAA Tournament field will be announced on CBS, beginning at 6 PM. This follows the completion of the Big Te...

Sunday (March 14) is an especially crowded night of television, with three regular series, a big-event miniseries and a recognizably branded TV movie all debuting in primetime.Outside of the first week of the TV season, in fact, it's unlikely that any night this season has featured as many debuts in addition to new episodes of current shows on the broadcast networks.So which of the premieres will you be watching? Here are the contenders:"The Celebrity Apprentice." The third edition of NBC's reality show debuts at 9 p.m. ET and features the likes of Bret Michaels, Sharon Osbourne, Michael Johnson and Cyndi Lauper competing for Donald Trump's approval."Minute to Win It." This new NBC game show, hosted by the Food Network's Guy Fieri, has contestants performing seemingly mundane -- emphasis on "seemingly" -- against a running clock. It debuts at 7 p.m."Sons of Tucson." Imagine "Reaper's" Sock (Tyler Labine) posing as the father of three boys whose real dad is in jail, and you get an idea of this easygoing FOX comedy that premieres at 9:30 p.m. following "Family Guy.""The Pacific." HBO's epic World War II miniseries, which follows U.S. Marines fighting in the Pacific theater of the war, debuts at 9 p.m."The Cutting Edge: Fire and Ice." The fourth movie in the skating-romance franchise stars Francia Raisa and Brendan Fehr as the latest set of mismatched partners and airs at 8 p.m. on ABC Family.So what's it going to be? Vote in the poll below and let us know in the comments. Which Sunday, March 14 premiere are you most likely to watch?online surveysFollowZap2it on TwitterandFacebookfor the latest movies, TV and celeb newsRelated:'The Pacific' review: Brutal, epic, remarkable'Celebrity Apprentice': The new cast and their potential misconduct'Minute to Win It': Guy Fieri's got game'Sons of Tucson': Tyler Labine is a fake fatherPhoto credit: 'Sons of Tucson'/FOX

1. "Alice in Wonderland" ($62 million) 2. "Green Zone" ($14.5 million) 3. "She's Out of My League" ($9.6 million) 4. "Remember Me" ($8.3 million) 5. "Shutter Island" ($8.1 million)

Even with four new wide releases in theaters this weekend, director Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland" proved its staying power by claiming the gold medal at this weekend's box office. Suffering a 46.6% drop from last weekend's $116.1 million intake, "Alice" still managed an impressive $62 million stateside result. Combined with foreign box office numbers, "Alice" has made $429.6 million worldwide in just two weeks.

Director Paul Greengrass and actor Matt Damon's "Green Zone" opened in second place with $14.5 million. The Iraq War thriller cost a hefty $100 million to produce, so the meager debut isn't exactly a best case scenario for the "Bourne" collaborators or Universal Pictures.

Comedian Jay Baruchel's turn to leading man status in "She's Out of My League" was able to outmatch "Twilight" star Robert Pattinson's "Remember Me." The romantic comedy won third place with $9.6 million, while Pattinson's romantic drama earned $8.3 million.

"Shutter Island" continued its successful path by hanging in the top five for its third weekend in a row. Director Martin Scorsese and star Leonardo DiCaprio's thriller managed $8.1 million by Sunday's end, bringing the Paramount film's domestic total to $108 million.

For the first time since its December debut, James Cameron's "Avatar" fell out of the top five this weekend. Seeing as how just about every single moviegoer in the world has already made the trip to Pandora, however, it's doubtful that anybody at Fox is mourning the film's $6.6 million seventh place finish.

Tell us what you think of the box office results in the comments and on Twitter!

Boeing's third 747-8 Freighter is scheduled to make its first flight Sunday, according to FlightAware.

AP - It was a purchase to be remembered.

Boeing's third 787 Dreamliner (the fourth to fly) has filed a flight plan for Sunday.

NEW YORK - Want to be the first one on your block with a 3-D television? It will cost you about $3,000.

Good morning and welcome to your Sunday Morning liveblog of the televised political charlie foxtrotting. My name is Jason, and, apparently not everyone got the word that I would be away last Sunday, and the liveblog on hold for a week. But that was what was going on here last Sunday. Sorry about that!

And I'm really sorry that we're still talking about health care reform! Jeez-o-flips! I thought if I went away for a week this whole matter would be taken care of. A watched pot never boils, and all that! And when I returned to find the internets talking about the effects of modern telecommunication on transgressive prison sex, I thought we had moved on, successfully. But no.

I think it took South Africa a shorter amount of time to end apartheid, didn't it?

Anyway, you know the drill. I write this, you stay in bed. Of if you don't, you can email or leave a comment or follow me on the Twitter, for fun.

FOX NEWS SUNDAY

[More liveblog is coming, just as soon as I watch it on the TiVo! Be patient.]

NEW YORK - Want to be the first one on your block with a 3-D television? It will cost you about $3,000.

CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez called for regulation of the Internet on Saturday while demanding authorities crack down on a critical news Web site that he accused of spreading false information.

Like Jason Voorhees in Friday the 13th, the public option rose from the grave this week (instead of slashing teenage victims, it would slash health care costs). With zero input from the White House, 41 Senators have agreed to support a public option via reconciliation. Ryan Grim lays out how that can easily become 50 -- and Dick Durbin has promised to "aggressively whip" a health care bill that includes a public option. But Nancy Pelosi won't include it in the reconciliation package. Why? She claims it's because the Senate doesn't "have the votes" -- which could also be said about the House passing the Senate bill (Stupak, anyone?). So the Senate blames the House, the House blames the Senate, the White House acts as if it doesn't have a say in the matter, and the insurance companies -- lacking real competition -- keep laughing all the way to the bank.

Reuters - A strong quake of 6.4 magnitude struck in waters off Indonesia on Sunday morning, the U.S. Geological Survey said.

AP - Qualifying for the IndyCar season-opener on the streets of Sao Paulo was postponed Saturday because the main straight lacked enough grip to make racing safe.

Silversun Pickups recently performed an acoustic version of ‘Substitution’ live in the Lava Lamp Love Lounge at Q101 in Chicago. The song is off the Los Angeles alternative rock...

SPACE.com - A new study reports that the top of the gigantic conveyor belt of plasma moving inside the sun has been running at record-high speeds for the past five years.

PHOENIX -- Kobe Bryant had 20 points, 10 rebounds and eight assists - along with seven turnovers - but it was the all-around game of the Los Angeles Lakers that led to an intense 102-96 victory over the Phoenix Suns on Friday night.

SPACE.com - A newfound comet is heading for a brush with the sun, one which it will likely not survive.