While PlayStations and Wii systems will still be placed under thousands of Christmas trees this season, it's the less expensive toys that are coming out on top of children's wish lists.

They’re almost like an endangered species: The elusive male TV watcher. Sure, they can be found in large numbers watching sports or “South Park,” but when you move beyond that, it’s more difficult to get them to tune in.

The wishes range from simple and practical to the latest must-have items. Thomas the Tank engine trains, Barbies, American Girl dolls, Legos, tricycles, video games, Hannah Montana cds, winter coats and clothing featuring favorite sports teams are among the requests. It’s the West Side Benevolent Circle’s annual list of Christmas wishes of Mansfield children.

Never thought it’d come to this but well, to be truthful, Bon Jovi’s The Circle comes across as decidedly boring unless you have a thing for meaningless lyrics with choruses that never seem to end.

It might not always be easy being associated with one of world's best-known teenagers, Miley Cyrus, but it can have its perks such as a quick path to fame -- as U.S. band Metro Station has found out.

Emily Osment , known for her role as Lilly Truscott in TV's smash series " Hannah Montana ," has released her first album, "All the Right Wrongs."

It might not always be easy being associated with one of world's best-known teenagers, Miley Cyrus, but it can have its perks such as a quick path to fame -- as U.S. band Metro Station has found out.

Princesses can grimace their way through kissing frogs. They can force their feet into glass slippers, if the need arises. But should the fairy tale royalty find themselves shoehorned into politically correct guises?

Fox 59 Morning News anchor Angela Ganote attended the Miley Cyrus concert at Conseco Fieldhouse on Monday with her daughter. She discovered it was more Britney Spears than Hanah Montana. Fox 59 Morning News anchor Angela Ganote attended the Miley Cyrus concert at Conseco Fieldhouse on Monday with her daughter. She discovered it was more Britney Spears than Hanah Montana.

NEW YORK -- Holly Price Alford is over the moon about Disney's first black princess. Her 8-year-old daughter is, too, but not because the princess is black.