These days, anyone with a simple video camera can become a star of the small screen, at least in their own minds. We’ve assembled just a few of the most popular tools for finding or posting or watching your favorite videos online. Take a look.

YouTube.com (http://www.youtube.com/)

• The site that started it all, YouTube still has the largest catalog of user submitted videos on the net.
• Create your own account and you can browse, comment and rate the best and worst videos out there from all over the world.

Blinkx.com (http://www.blinkx.com/)

• With over 18 million hours of searchable video, you should be able to find the exactly what you are looking for.
• Videos are categorized by topics such as news, sports and entertainment.
• Submit videos by using RSS Feeds.
• The “Wall it” feature displays up to 25 streaming videos simultaneously, allowing you to find exactly the one you are looking for.

Vdoogle.com (http://vdoogle.com/)

• A specialized search engine that will search over 15 different video sharing sites for the content you want.
• Just type what you are looking for in the search bar and enjoy the results.

Truveo.com (http://www.truveo.com/)

• Searches the entire internet, including television channels and news wires for video content.
• Videos are categorized by topics such as news, sports and entertainment.
• Also offers videos for sale by other vendors.

The only known photograph of President John F. Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe will be put on display in a Los Angeles gallery and listed at $23,000. Taken at a Manhattan after party on the night Monroe famously cooed “Happy Birthday,” the image is of the pair and the president’s brother Robert. At the time, Secret Service had instructions not to allow photographs of Kennedy and Monroe together. This photograph survived only because the negatives were in a dryer when the rest of the film was confiscated.

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