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Jane Austen Hand-written Manuscript Fetches $1.6m at Auction

The handwritten manuscript is an unfinished novel by the author.

How and Where to Watch the 2011 Women's World Cup Final Live Online (Soccer)

The United States meets Japan in the World Cup Final.

Kate Middleton Through the Ages: From Commoner to Royalty

Middleton, girlfriend of Britain's Prince William, and unidentified friend react while watching on the final day of the Cheltenham Festival

Since Prince William announced he is dating Catherine Kate Middleton in 2003, all eyes have been on the brunette from Berkshire, England - whether it is her clothes or the activities she gets herself involved in. Daughter to Carole Goldsmith and Michael Middleton, the 29-year-old first met the Prince while studying in the University of St. Andrew's in Scotland. The two became friends, and then flat mates before a romance sparked in 2003. The couple split in 2007, but were later reunit...

Cone-ing or Coning (However you want to spell it) is not cool anymore?

But between planking and owling there was a brief trend of cone-ing (or coning) in June. This is the act of eating soft ice cream upside down at a fast food drive-through, videotaping the server's bewildered reaction, then posting it online for everyone to see.

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Sunken Cruise Ship 'The Bulgaria' is Not the 'Russian Titanic'

Despite the term being used by the Russian press, there is little similarity between the Bulgaria and the Titanic.

Pink Floyd Son Charlie Gilmour Jailed for Attack on Royal Convoy

Charlie Gilmour, son of Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour, was jailed Friday after pleading guilty to a drug-fueled attack on Prince Charles' convoy during a student protest in London last year.

Instant View: Brooks resigns as head of News International

Rebekah Brooks, Rupert Murdoch's most senior newspaper executive in Britain, has resigned as chief executive of News International, the British subsidiary of News Corp.

Increasing Numbers of Pets Have Their Own Facebook, Twitter, YouTube Accounts

An unknown number of dogs, cats, birds and other creatures also likely have their own pages on the social network giant.

Scientists Align With the Navy to Fight Off Pirates

Scientists are using the U.S. and Australian navies to fight off threats from Somali pirates.

Murdoch Apologizes to Milly Dowler’s Family

Rupert Murdoch has issued apologies to Milly Dowler, the missing teen whose voicemail was hacked by News of the World.

Rebekah Brooks Resigns: UK Executive Was at Center of News Corp Hacking Scandal

Brooks says she feels a deep sense of responsibility

Apple Source Confirms Macbook Air, Mac OS X Lion Details

Speculation over the new Macbook Air and Mac OS X Lion software hit new heights this week as news outlets pegged releases for Thursday -- but an Apple employee pointed to a different date, while also shedding light on what would make it inside.

Spotify vs. Pandora: Who Will Reign Over U.S. Market

Spotify launched in the U.S.

UK CEO at Center of News Corp Hacking Scandal Resigns: Brooks had Murdoch Loyalty

Murdoch has stood by Brooks despite widespread accusations of misconduct

Phone Hacking Scandal: Options Ahead for Rupert Murdoch

A controversy involving the News of the World over hacking voice mails of 9/11 victims has forced Rupert Murdoch to oust Rebekah Brooks as CEO of News International.

Italy Finally Turns its Back on Gaddafi

Italy has pledged support -- and Euros -- to the rebels fighting in Libya.

News Corporation CEO Rupert Murdoch and his daughter Elisabeth are driven away from the News International headquarters in London

Pressure from Murdoch’s Daughter, Saudi Prince Helped Push Out Rebekah Brooks

Rebekah Brooks had at least two prominent enemies at News Corp. which likely prompted her departure as chief executive of News International, the UK company that is embroiled in a huge phone-hacking scandal.

NASA Space Shuttle Atlantis: Shuttle Firsts and Lasts [PHOTOS]

Apple Changes Pricing in International App Store

Apple Inc. has made some price changes to content in its international App Stores because of changes in the foreign exchange rates and local tax laws in those countries.

Reaction to Rebekah Brook’s Resignation

Rebekah Brooks’ resignation as chief executive of scandal-scarred News International has elicited waves of reaction, from relief to outright cynicism.

News Corp's Brooks quits

Rebekah Brooks, Rupert Murdoch's most senior newspaper executive in Britain and close confidante, quit News Corp on Friday over a phone hacking scandal that has rocked his global media empire.

Google Maps Starts Traffic Warning in 13 Countries

Internet giant Google provides its users now with free of charge traffic warnings. Through the map function of its search portal Google Maps real time traffic information for 13 countries including United States, France, Britain, Australia, and Canada is displayed.

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