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SurfTheChannel owner Anton Vickerman has been convicted of conspiracy to defraud for his video streaming website. He has been sentenced to four years in jail after an extensive effort from the MPAA associated FACT to gather incriminating information on him.

The latest on the potential departures of Robin van Persie and Alex Song, plus the Gunners' midfield transfer targets.

Watch live coverage as England take on Italy in Switzerland, plus a full preview, prediction and team news.

Ikea, the Swedish store known for its affordable DIY home furnishing, is branching into a new arena: the hotel business.

Add "The Bourne Legacy" star Jeremy Renner to the list of celebrities who find the Kardashian family to be extremely annoying

Bill Gates, the man responsible for bringing software to the masses with Microsoft and Windows, has plans to reinvent another industry: Sanitation. Gates, whose philanthropic efforts have helped bring clean water and resources to developing countries via the foundation founded by he and his wife Melinda, said on Wednesday that he plans to build a toilet that's better suited to developing countries in an effort to cut down on disease and death in those regions.

Ecuador denied a report Tuesday that it had granted amnesty to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, and the foreign minister said only he and President Rafael Correa could make the decision.

British model Alexa Chung suffered a rather embarrassing wardrobe malfunction while riding her bike in the streets of New York City.

A fake Twitter account, @OfficialSkyNews, reported breaking news that former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher died after she supposedl "battled a long illness."

"I hope this movement can grow because it offers a good alternative and solution for providing stability in Afghanistan."

Julian Assange has been granted asylum in Ecuador by President Rafael Correa, the government announced Tuesday.

Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is closing in on further signings as his new-look squad begins to take shape.

The latest news on Chelsea's active summer in the transfer market.

Rampant rumors about actor Macaulay Culkin's addiction to heroin, has gotten his estranged father, Kit, on the defense. The claims were first reported by the National Enquirer.

Manchester United look set for a double striker swoop, while there are further details on the club's search for a left-back.

The latest on the future of Robin van Persie, details of his potential replacement, plus the rest of the transfer news involving Arsenal.

While most eyes have been on Robert Pattinson post Kristen Stewart Rupert Sanders cheating scandal, another party was involved - Liberty Ross, Sanders wife. The mother of his two young children, Ross has kept relatively low key since photos of her husband's affair leaked. Now, reports are surfacing that the scandal may end in a divorce.

Peter Sands is set to negotiate directly with prosecutor Benjamin Lawsky of New York's Department of Financial Services (DFS), in a bid save its state banking license from being revoked.

Rumors about a black Samsung Galaxy S3 gathered pace last week. And now, a new report Monday apparently confirmed that the black-colored Galaxy S3 is indeed going to be a reality sooner than later. UK retailer MobileFun has listed the smartphone for pre-orders at a price of £499.95 (around $785).

Just a day after the tech world was amazed by purported leaked photos of the motherboard of Apple's next generation iPhone, aka "iPhone 5," a new report surfaced Monday, suggesting that the release date of the highly anticipated smartphone of 2012 is just over a month away, with Apple to start taking pre-orders from the second week of September.

Standard Chartered Plc said Monday it was in talks with New York's banking regulator to try to settle allegations it hid transactions with Iran.