
CNN’s Kyung Lah goes to a shopping mall in Burbank, California for a fishy delicacy, served by none other than a vending machine. It’s the world’s first caviar-selling vending machine. “Not just any caviar,” Lah says. “There's the garden variety $12 type, to the $500 an ounce beluga.”
The tightly frozen, custom built machine from Spain is set next to the holiday displays for shoppers to purchase just in time for Christmas. There is “$50,000 worth of rare merchandise inside three vending machines,” Lah reports. “A little luxury for the layman, conveniently dispensed.”
Morgan Freeman narrates gay marriage ad, Rolling Stones reunite for 50th anniversary & Lindsay Lohan bombs with critics.
John Berman and Zoraida Sambolin tell you what’s trending on the web now on “Early Start”.
First: lie to win? The annual World’s Largest Liar Competition is underway in England. Each contestant is given up to five minutes to invent the best lie in the contest, which was founded in honor of a 19th-century inn landlord who was reportedly legendary for slinging the bull. But get this, lawyers and politicians are banned from the contest for having an “unfair advantage.”
And The Onion has declared its sexiest man alive. It’s none other than 29-year-old Kim Jong Un. Of course it is. The Onion says North Korean heartthrob is every woman's dream come true. He’s strong and sturdy and has a cuddly side.
Man finds himself in 16th century painting, and woman sentenced to hold 'idiot' sign on street.
President Obama channels Beyonce at campaign stop, and a Navy Reservist surprises son dressed as Darth Vader.
An incredible time-lapse video shows hurricane Sandy slamming into Manhattan, and the second the lights go out.
Long Island man captures Sandy uprooting a tree and Disney buys Lucasfilm, promising a new "Star Wars" trilogy.
Schwarzenegger to reprise Conan the Barbarian role, and cheerleader performs with prosthetic leg.
Clark Kent quitting "Daily Planet" and a Navy robot dances "Gangnam Style."

