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Britain’s Prince Philip was hospitalized on Thursday night after complaining of abdominal pain.

Three crew members were killed when a medical helicopter crashed in Kentucky after air-lifting a patient to the hospital.

An increasing number of bag fees and upgrades helped global airlines attain an estimated $27.1 billion in ancillary revenue in 2012.

Gloria C. Mackenzie, winner of the Powerball lottery, thanked the woman who let her cut in line to buy the winning ticket.

A gay couple were denied a wedding cake by a Colorado bakery owner, prompting them to file a discrimination complaint against the business.

"Voice" judge Blake Shelton defended Holly Tucker after a rude tweet was posted about her following her departure from the show.

Russell Brand said he never cheated on Katy Perry in a June interview with Esquire UK.

In New York City, a hazardous travel advisory is in effect through early Saturday as Andrea heads north.

McDonald's has created a new late-night menu that allows customers to combine breakfast and lunch items.

Justin Bieber has announced his Latin American tour dates, much to the disappointment of fans living in Venezuela -- considering no dates in that country were on the list.

PSY's "Wiki Korea" campaign has locals perplexed. Does pork belly really go with champagne? Is Dongdaemun trendy?

Celebrity artist Daniel Edwards has created a life-size naked statue of Kardashian to immortalize her pregnant body.

Warner Bros. is set to produce the first "Archie" film in 72 years, and it's based on the lead characters from the comic book series.

The audience for HBO's fantasy epic "Game of Thrones" has nearly doubled over the past two years, making it a contender for the network's most-popular-show-ever title.

Marilyn Manson is sending well wishes to Paris Jackson after her suicide attempt, and adding that she can come to a concert anytime she wants.

"Fast & Furious 6" has made history at Universal Studios, earning a whopping $500 million worldwide faster than any other film produced by the studio.

A Texas jury found Ezekiel Gilbert not guilty of murdering a Craigslist escort because she had stolen from him.

Support is growing for Johnny Cook, a school bus driver in Georgia who said he was fired over a Facebook status update about a hungry student.

Sgt. Andy Sharp was recently labeled "London's Fattest Cop" after photos of the officer patrolling a recent protest surfaced online.

Nine Inch Nails has confirmed its first North American tour in four years and released a brand new single.

In honor of the 15th anniversary of the "Sex and the City" series, here is a list of every guy Carrie Bradshaw dated before being whisked away by Mr. Big.

Ice-T and Coco take a romantic vacation to Turks & Caicos amid rumors they're divorcing.

"Game of Thrones" author George R.R. Martin was amused by the "Red Wedding" reaction videos during his appearance on "Conan."

"Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" featured an impressive edit of Brian Williams' news footage to make it appear he was rapping to Snoop Dogg's "Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang."

Prince Alwaleed doesn't want you to think he's short nearly $10 billion.

Leslie Van Houten, former follower of the notorious Charles Manson, was denied parole for the 20th time since her participation in a series of grisly murders nearly 45 years ago.

"Pretty Little Liars" actress Tammin Sursok, 29, recently revealed that she is expecting her first child.

Roy Costner IV, the valedictorian for Liberty High School in South Carolina, tore up his preapproved speech and recited the Lord's Prayer in defiance of a recent school board decision.

If prosecutors insist on death, a new panel must be seated to hear arguments and testimony before deliberating once again on a sentence. That process could take several months and hundreds of thousands of dollars.