The National

Watch The National with Peter Mansbridge. Video updated each weekday at 11:30 PM EST. (Runs 59:50)

Chief correspondent Peter Mansbridge anchors The National -- the most comprehensive hour of nightly news and current affairs on CBC Television.Documentaries, interviews and the in-depth examination of stories covered by CBC's top journalists reinforce The National's reputation as one of the world's greatest newscasts.

Missile Survivor

A Palestinian girl paralyzed by an Israeli missile wants to stay in Israel. (Runs 3:42)

Marya Aman has been living in an Israeli hospital since the missile strike a year and a half ago.Her father wants Israel to grant her citizenship so she can stay and lead a full life.

Deborah Harry

Blondie star Deborah Harry talks about her career. (Runs 10:02)

Deborah Harry talks about the early days with Blondie, going solo and her new CD, Necessary Evil.

Review: Beowulf

A visually stunning action thriller pits a hero warrior against a monster and its mother. (Runs 2:07)

Angelina Jolie and Ray Winstone clash as flawed hero and villain in a graphically enhanced, bloodthirsty version of a classic.

The Scene: Angelina

Entertainment review with Jelena Adzic: Angelina nearly nude and Céline's new CD. Nov 19/07 (Runs 22:18)

Angelina Jolie nearly naked in Beowulf, Tom Cavanagh scores as gay hockey player and Brian DePalma's anti-war protest film;also Céline Dion, Anne Murray and Matthew Good boast new releases and Paul Anka celebrates a lifetime.

Air Farce: Skipping Stones

Throwing rocks like a girl. (Runs 1:13)

Throwing rocks like a girl.Watch Air Farce Live Fridays at 8:00 pm. Find more videos at www.cbc.ca/airfarce

Mercer: Cross Border Shopping

Part of Canadian heritage. (Runs :49)

Part of Canadian heritage.Watch the Rick Mercer Report Tuesdays at 8:00 pm. Find more videos at www.cbc.ca/mercerreport

Spring Trends F/W 07

Designers offer fashion celebrities a sneak peek at trends for spring '08. (Runs 3:05)

There are more stars - from Demi Moore to Courtney Love - in the audience than on stage at New York's premier fashion foray into next spring.