Movie rentals could be coming to YouTube. Sources tell the AP that YouTube, which is now owned by Google, is in talks with Hollywood studios to rent new release movies online. The move follows similar deals by Apple’s iTunes and others.

Police have used a YouTube video of a robbery in an Atlanta neighborhood to identify one of the suspects and issue a warrant for his arrest.

Michael Jackson’s personal physician has posted a short video thanking his supporters. The one-minute video posted Tuesday on YouTube is the first time Dr. Conrad Murray has spoken publicly since Jackson died on June 25. He is being investigated on manslaughter charges.

Their wedding dance became a YouTube sensation…an entire wedding party boogying down the aisle. But, is the marriage already on the rocks? Only if you believe in parodies. CNN’s Jeanne Moos has more.

A New York congressman says in a YouTube video that Michael Jackson was a “pervert.“ Rep. Peter King said society is “glorifying” a “low-life” while ignoring the efforts of teachers, police officers, firefighters, veterans and volunteers.

A New York congressman says in a YouTube video that Michael Jackson was a “pervert.“ Rep. Peter King said society is “glorifying” a “low-life” while ignoring the efforts of teachers, police officers, firefighters, veterans and volunteers.

A Clayton County disciplinary panel is recommending that a high school assistant principal be suspended for three days over a controversial performance by the school’s dance team.

Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em is telling parents he’s sorry for his vulgar words.

A judge has halted a criminal case against a woman accused of screaming at a woman passenger on an Atlanta commuter train, an event seen more than 600,000 times on YouTube.

Think “American Idol” meets the Internet.

Proof you can’t believe everything you read on the Internet: Miley Cyrus is alive. Cyrus was the victim of a hoax over the weekend when someone hacked into her YouTube account and posted a video saying she had been killed by a drunk driver.

Look who’s back umpiring a South Carolina game. Wilbur Hackett Jr., an Internet sensation for his forearm-first hit on Gamecock quarterback Stephen Garcia two weeks ago, returned as umpire for Saturday’s Tennessee-South Carolina game.

The hit by SEC official Wilbur Hackett on South Carolina quarterback Stephen Garcia is already an Internet sensation. By mid-day Tuesday, there were at least 14 versions of the play on YouTube with more than 1 million combined views of Hackett’s shoulder-first shot to Garcia.

It’s where millions of us go to check out videos. Now, YouTube wants to become the place where you go to buy the latest videos, not to mention music, TV shows, concert tickets and other products.