She's only 26 years old, but Britney Spears has already had more comebacks than Rocky, John Elway, and the American economy combined. This Friday, she'll launch her latest attempt with the video debut of "Womanizer."

The song has been on the radio for a weeks, but so what. When it comes to Britney, folks don't care nearly as much about the vocals as they do the visuals. To that end, Britney should be happy that her video is generating a tremendous amount of buzz. Articles from a variety of sources share "leaked images" and explain that in the video, Brit will play several characters including a sexy secretary and a waitress who prefers writhing to refills.

Search interest is equally strong. Lookups are on the rise for "britney spears womanizer" as well the starlet's new album, the aptly titled "Circus." And, believe it or not, some people are interested in the song's lyrics. Sheesh, just when you think you've seen it all...

So is this the comeback to end all comebacks? Tune in to ABC on Friday night to see for yourself—the video will debut during "20/20." A stodgy news magazine may seem like an odd place for a pop star to launch her comeback, but, hey, it's not like last year's strategy worked.

1. "Misty May" (+109%). The lindy hop did it. Olympic gold medalist and "Dancing with the Stars" contestant Misty May-Treanor is out of the competition after injuring herself during dance practice.
2. "Martini" (+387%). We'll take ours shaken, not stirred. The iconic gin or vodka cocktail is buzzing in Search. Perhaps investors want to take the sting off the current economic forecast. Get your mixology lessons here.
3. "Definition of recession" (+363%). Nobody seems to agree on the meaning of the economic term. Maybe it's like obscenity: We'll know it when we see it.
4. "Vh1 hip hop honors 2008" (+237%). Here is something you can understand: Think of it as the hip hop hall of fame. This year's honorees include Cypress Hill, Naughty by Nature, and De La Soul. See who got top honors here.
5. "Presidential debate" (+204%). The New York Times describes the current tenor of the campaign as "a knife fight in a telephone booth." So let the bloodletting begin. See what to watch for tonight.

Tell us if this sounds familiar. You're 15-years-old. Your five page essay on Copernicus is due tomorrow and you have very little to say and even less motivation to say it. What's a slacker to do? Simple—seek out the largest font your word processor allows. When each word is larger, you'll have to write less.

That little trick saved our bacon back in the day (thank you Courier New!). These days, fonts of all types are surprisingly popular in Search. Some folks want the scoop on different tattoo fonts. Others want to know the name of the font Metallica uses on its albums. And still others are on the hunt for "scary halloween fonts." Spooooky.

We took the liberty of tracking down the ten most popular fonts in Search. Move over Wingdings—there's a new sheriff in town.