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Jan. 18, 2008

Oil!

It was life as usual for the 1,200 residents of Stanley, N.D., until about a year ago, when oil companies started showing up in the remote town. Now Stanley is the site of one of the newest and largest oil strikes in America -- an estimated 200 billion barrels of crude oil buried beneath the farmlands. But will local residents see any of the profits from the "black gold" buried under their properties? ABC's Neil Karlinsky reports from North Dakota.

Voting in Vegas

Tomorrow's Republican and Democratic presidential caucuses in Nevada are a world away from New Hampshire and Iowa. The electorate here in this desert state is made up largely of Hispanics and union workers. Some Nevadans are supporting their candidates in unusual ways. In one Carson City brothel, employees are "pimpin' for Paul' -- turning their tips into contributions for Republican Rep. Ron Paul's campaign. ABC's David Wright reports from Nevada. Read more here.

Liza Minnelli

Actress and singer Liza Minnelli was born to famous parents, actress Judy Garland and director Vincente Minnelli. Liza Minnelli was soon successful in her own right, winning an Academy award for her role in the 1972 film "Cabaret." Her career has spanned both stage and screen. So, what does this music lover listen to when not onstage? It's another installment in the "Nightline" Playlist. Watch a Sneak Peak here.

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