Davy Jones, Monkees Frontman, Dead of Heart Attack at 66
Jones did not appear to be in ill health in the days and weeks leading up to his sudden death
Davy Jones, 'Monkees' Frontman, Dies At 66: 10 Greatest Songs By 1960s Icon [VIDEO]
Davy Jones, lead singer of the 1960s made-for-TV pop group the Monkees, has died. From Daydream Believer and (I'm Not Your) Stepping Stone to I'm a Believer and Last Train to Clarksville, relive ten of the Monkees' greatest hits from the 1960s, and rediscover the TV show that made the group famous.
Kenyan Police Search for Widow of 7/7 Bomber in Connection to Terror Plot
Kenyan authorities believe that Samantha Lewthwaite, widow of 7/7 bomber Germaine Lindsay, may be connected to a foiled Mombasa terror plot.
Monkees Singer Davy Jones Dies at 66
An official with the Martin County, Fla., medical examiner's office confirmed that Davy Jones died Wednesday. A representative of the Monkees singer said the cause of death was a heart attack.
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England vs. Holland 2012 Friendly: Where to Watch Live Stream, Preview
Where to watch a live stream of the England vs. Holland 2012 friendly, plus a full preview of the exhibition game taking place at Wembley on Wednesday.
Besieged: Who are the Journalists Stuck in Syria?
Among the victims of the Syrian uprising are a number of western journalists, the only independent witnesses remaining in the besieged city. Their plight was highlighted after the renowned war correspondent Marie Colvin, 56, and French photographer Remi Ochlik, 28, were both killed when a rocket hit their makeshift media center in the middle of Homs last week.
Exclusive: U.S. conducting criminal Libor probe
The U.S. Justice Department is conducting a criminal probe into whether the world's biggest banks manipulated a global benchmark rate that is at the heart of a wide range of loans and derivatives, from trillions of dollars of mortgages and bonds to interest rate swaps, a person familiar with the matter said.
Radiohead Plays New Songs in Miami Kick Off of U.S. Tour: Listen to ‘Identikit’ and ‘Cut a Hole’ [VIDEO]
Radiohead performed two new songs for an excited audience at the opening Miami show late Monday to kick off their U.S. Tour. The UK band played the unheard songs, Identikit and Cut a Hole. Listen to the two new songs here.
Cancer May Kill 1.3 Million EU Citizens in 2012
Almost 1.3 million people will die of cancer in the European Union this year, but death rates from the disease are on a steady decline, according to new research released on Wednesday.
James Murdoch Resigns as News Corp UK Unit's Chairman
Rupert Murdoch's younger son, James, is resigning as executive chairman of U.K.-based newspaper publisher News International, its parent, New York-based News Corp. announced Wednesday.
Leap Year 2012: Why Does Leap Day Exist? Strange Facts, Traditions and History of Feb. 29 Explained
Wednesday, Feb. 29, 2012 marks Leap Day, the day added every four years to the Gregorian calendar to adjust for shifts in the seasonal year. The added day makes the year a Leap Year with 366 days rather than a common one with 365. Take a look at the scientific explanation, the history, the traditions and strange Leap Day facts. Why does Leap Day exist?
Royal Beau Sancy Diamond from Golconda Mines to Go Under the Hammer
The Beau Sancy, one of the most celebrated diamonds of all time with a history of ownership by the Royal Families of France, England, Prussia and the House of Orange, has been put up for auction at Sotheby's Geneva.
Jose Mourinho News: Real Madrid Boss House Hunts in London, Is He Heading to Chelsea, or Tottenham?
Jose Mourinho has been spotted house-hunting in London, sparking rumors that he could be set for a return to Premier League management.
Beyonce Baby Weight Struggles: Singer 'Eager' to Drop Blue Ivy Carter Pounds
Beyonce has baby weight struggles just like every other woman who gives birth to their first child, and a month-and-a-half after Blue Ivy Carter was born the singer says she's eager to drop the extra pounds.
Kobe Bryant Stars in New Nike Italy Ad, Featuring Wesley Sneijder, Gennaro Gattuso and Other Soccer Stars [VIDEO]
Kobe Bryant is the star of a new Nike Italy ad campaign, featuring a host of soccer stars, as the man brought in to help put an end to vigilantes overtaking the city of Milan.
Exclusive: Justice Department conducting criminal Libor probe
The Justice Department is conducting a criminal probe into whether the world's biggest banks manipulated a global benchmark rate, according to a person familiar with the situation.
Whitney Houston's Mother Cissy to Fight Death Tourists for Beverly Hills Hotel Room Where Daughter Died
Whitney Houston's mother Cissy wants to seek closure in the Beverly Hills hotel room where her daughter died, but she has to work around guests who have already booked the infamous room.
Twitter Explodes with Rebekah Brooks Horse Lending Scandal Jokes, Reactions
Twitter exploded Tuesday with Rebekah Brooks horse lending scandal jokes and reactions as the world responded to the news that the former New of the World chief executive was loaned a retired police horse by Scotland Yard.
Liverpool Transfer News: Hazard, Javi Martinez, Keita and Xhaka to Arrive in Summer?
Following Sunday's Carling Cup triumph, Liverpool are set to invest heavily in continuing what director of football Damien Comolli has called a very interesting project.
Three Activists Die in Daring Mission to Smuggle Britsh Journalist Out of Syria
Photographer Paul Conroy, 47 -- the first foreign journalist to escape Syria -- was being carried by stretcher from Baba Amr to the Lebanese border when the party was shelled by government forces, according to the opposition group Local Coordination Committees (LCC).
Barclays says it alerted UK to tax efficient scheme
Barclays Plc said any retrospective change to UK tax laws would not have a material impact on its profits and said it alerted the UK government to a tax efficient scheme it used, sparking a government clampdown on the tax schemes.
Moneysupermarket profits as Britons seek more online deals
Price comparison website Moneysupermarket.com Group PLC said its full-year profit more than doubled as more consumers used its online services, boosting performance particularly in the company's insurance and money segments.
Barclays at centre of UK tax avoidance clampdown
Barclays Plc said it was the bank at the centre of a clampdown by Britain on two tax avoidance schemes that the government said would close loopholes and raise more than 500 million pounds ($792 million) in tax.
Gloria Allred Accidentally Reveals Her 380-Person Press Email List [FULL LIST]
It was celebrity attorney Gloria Allred's intention to notify the press about attending an Oscar party at the Beverly Hills Hotel on Sunday with Ginger White, the woman who alleges she had a 13-year affair with Herman Cain. However, she accidentally copied her 380-people press list instead of blind copying them, making each recipient visible to all others. See the lengthy press list here.
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