The two Asians most likely to get favors from Bill Clinton discuss how ultimately frightened they were of the situation they found themselves in after being incarcerated in North Korea for months after an assignment from...

The dancing prisoners first made famous by their spirited rendition of Soulja Boy have returned to do a proper tribute to the King of Pop.  He knew more of these guys personally than you would probably expect. (Too soon?)

Call it a Freudian slip, a Vietnam War flashback, or just an odd gaffe. No matter what, hearing a presidential candidate address the crowd as "my fellow prisoners" makes for an awkward political moment.