Miley Cyrus kicks off Bolt Across America, a fundraising event in which fans of her upcoming animated film 'Bolt,' roll coast to coast in a giant, human-sized hamster ball to raise money for the ASPCA. (July 25)

From Keanu Reeves to Jennifer Connelly to Dwayne Johnson -- top celebs are at Comic-Con this year. The movie stars give us the scoop on their new films as well as Comic-Con-inspired fashion. (July 25)

Here's the latest news from the campaign trail for Friday, July 25: Obama meets with Sarkozy; McCain meets with Dalai Lama; McCain criticizes Obama's foreign policy; Paper publishes Obama's Western Wall prayer.

John McCain met Friday with the Dalai Lama. McCain criticized the Chinese government for its treatment of those living in Tibet. (July 25)

An Israeli newspaper publishes a prayer left by presidential contender Barack Obama in the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site. The decision to reveal the note is being criticized by the rabbi in charge of the Western Wall. (July 25)

Sales of new homes fell in June for the seventh time in the past eight months. The decline was less than had been expected and is raising faint hopes that the housing recession could be approaching a bottom. (July 25)

South Texans are eager to salvage their homes after Hurricane Dolly. Rescue crews in boats were still searching flooded neighborhoods and plucking people from homes. (July 25)

Funkmeister George Clinton marked his 67th birthday with a blast of celeb friends, including Sly Stone and the Red Hot Chili Peppers. The bash also celebrated Clinton's new album, 'George Clinton and Some Gangsters of Love,' due this fall. (July 25)

With the 'The Dark Knight' taking over the box office, comic book fans are anticipating the release of 'X-Men Origins: Wolverine.' AP Entertainment caught up with Hugh Jackman and Stan Lee at Comic-Con to discuss the new film. (July 25)

Randy Pausch, a Carnegie Mellon University computer scientist whose 'last lecture' about facing terminal cancer became an Internet sensation and a best-selling book, died Friday. He was 47. (July 25)

Barack Obama met with French President Nicolas Sarkozy in Paris. France is one of the final stops in Obama's overseas trip. (July 25)

As the Senate prepares to vote on a massive housing rescue bill, new data on the extent of the crisis shows that foreclosure notices more than doubled from a year ago. (July 25)

Sir Elton John has finally played in all 50 U.S. states. The musician talks about touring in America as well as his concern over lax attitudes towards HIV/AIDS. (July 25)

Hollywood's election season is in full effect. AP Entertainment caught up with the cast of 'Swing Vote,' including Kevin Costner and Kelsey Grammer, at the L.A. premiere. (July 25)

Eager Olympics fans swarmed ticket windows in Beijing, trying to get the final batch of Olympic tickets. Some had waited for two days. There were scuffles among fans and police as people surged forward to the ticket windows. (July 25)

Batman star Christian Bale asks for privacy in assault allegations; British actor and comedian Russell Brand will host this year's Video Music Awards; Amy Adams is engaged to acting-class sweetie. (July 25)

The dugouts empty after a pitcher for the Peoria Chiefs hurls a ball into the Dayton Dragons' dugout. (July 25)

Proposed changes to the Americans with Disabilities Act may lead to more lawsuits as business owners struggle to comply. The Justice Department says costs affected businesses and government agencies could total $23 billion over 40 years. (July 25)

See what it was like during the emergency landing after a Qantas Airlines flight lost cabin pressure and was forced to land in the Philippines, where officials discovered a big hole in the plane. (July 25)

The dugouts empty after a pitcher for the Peoria Chiefs hurls a ball into the Dayton Dragons' dugout. (July 25)