Championship Gaming SeriesTM (CGS), the only worldwide professional gaming league, today revealed details of the league's inaugural World Final, which will take place December 6-14 at Sony Studios in Los Angeles. At the highly-anticipated showdown, 12 top CGS teams from around the world will battle each other for their share of an unprecedented $1,000,000 total prize purse, of which $500,000 will go to the World Champion team.

In what will become an annual platform for the world’s best gamers to compete professionally, the inaugural CGS World Final will be broadcast on television to more than 350 million viewers by DIRECTV’s The 101 in the U.S., BSkyB’s Sky One, Sky Two and Sky HD in the UK, ESPN STAR Sports in Asia, SKY in Mexico and Brazil, DIRECTV throughout the rest of Latin America, and across mainland Europe via additional soon-to-be confirmed broadcast partners.

Next week, music fans worldwide will be given access to the set lists of one of the most popular bands of today – in real time. AT&T Inc. has announced that live footage from two Dave Matthews Band performances in West Point, N.Y., will be delivered via the AT&T blue room.

U-Debate.com will launch on Nov. 6 as the first online community for one-on-one video debating. Further evolving the video blog, U-Debate gives users the ability to post a video discussing their views and virtually debate any thought, idea, or topic with another U-Debate member. From the election to Britney Spears, U-Debate.com is providing the video forum that challenges people to "Prove Your Point".

HEART of the BEHOLDER has won more Best Feature Film awards on the independent film festival circuit than Pulp Fiction, Boys Don't Cry, Sling Blade, or any other movie. But distributors complain that it is too controversial for the general public. HEART of the BEHOLDER is based a true story of religious censorship, intolerance, and political corruption.

HEART of the BEHOLDER follows a young couple chasing the American Dream by risking their life savings and opening the very first videocassette movie rental business in St. Louis. On the verge of going out of business, their luck changed when a world renowned celebrity came looking for VHS videos to rent. With lots of hard work, their Video Library store grew into the largest video chain in St. Louis and the family prospered socially and financially.