New parents Beyonce and Jay Z turned down the lucrative offers that must have been flooding in for exclusive pictures of baby Blue and instead published their own set online.
Sydney Spies, the Durango High student who turned heads last month when her racy senior photo was rejected by her yearbook editors, has been rejected a third time. Will have to settle for a school ID pic.
Police on Saturday arrested five people at The Sun newspaper, its parent News Corp. said, as part of an investigation into illegal news gathering that forced the closure of another of the firm's British tabloids.
An increasingly violent insurgency by Islamist sect Boko Haram in Nigeria's economically stagnant north has begun pressuring the country's finances by forcing extra spending on security. It could be costing as much as 2 percent of the country's gross domestic product.
Pizza Hut is offering their customer a complete proposal package on Valentine's Day, which not only contains food but all other offers that would make the day special for the love-birds.
Did social media just prematurely kill off the leader of North Korea?
French archaeologists discovered the bodies of 21 German soldiers who fought in World War I.
A little girl in Georgia was able to successfully fight off a would-be kidnapper; and the whole brave episode was caught on tape.
After more than 25 years of anonymity, the woman who played the teacher in Van Halen's Hot for Teacher music video has come forward. Her name is Lillian Muller and she has not changed one bit. The 60-year-old beauty currently works as an inspirational speaker and personal health consultant. Muller, who modeled for Playboy magazine in the 1970s, also does some modeling work for AARP and has written a self-help book.
Sheyla Hershey, owner of the world's largest breast implants at size 38KKK, is one of a number of women whose lives have been saved by breast implants. Read the stories, and see a photo slideshow of Hershey and five other lucky, faux-buxom women here.
Pizza Hut is getting in the Valentine's Day spirit by selling a unique package so extravagant it costs $10,010.
Kim Jong-un, North Korea's supreme leader, has been assassinated in Beijing, according to unsubstantiated rumors that spread from Chinese social media website Weibo. The rumors are swarming through Twitter, and have become the basis for some dark humor.
Bank of America has been reporting Arthur Livingston, of South Carolina, as dead to the three major credit agencies since May 2009. Although he is very much alive, the regional manager of a chemical company's credit report reads, File not scored because subject is deceased.
The United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission, in a in a 4-1 vote, has allowed on Thursday new reactors to be built in the country since 1978.
A new study by Tel Aviv University found that eating a slice of chocolate cake as part of a balanced breakfast actually helped dieters lose more weight and keep it off longer, a great piece of news for dieters with a sweet tooth. Find out the results, what this means for your diet, and whether this study is too good to be true.
The constant rumor mill churning around online megalith Amazon.com (AMZN) has offered up a new hatchling, in brick and mortar form. The world's largest online retailer will open a physical store in Seattle, according to Good E-Reader, making it the first major online retailer to jump from an Internet Protocol address to actual zip code.
Former Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky requested looser bail restrictions to allow him to visit with his grandchildren and old friends, while he awaits trial on child sex-abuse charges, but prosecutors countered that Sandusky's home is not safe for children.
In one of the most shocking accounts of cult abuse, a lawsuit between the Church of Scientology and former church official Debbie Cook has finally ended today, according to a San Antonio local news website.
Winter has been mild in the northeast this year, with warmer temperatures than average and far less snowfall than last year. But residents of the Northeast including major cities Boston and New York will get a reminder that winter isn't gone yet -- as an approaching system is expected to combine with another developing on and bring 1-4 inches of snow this weekend.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has released its file on Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who back in 1991 was up for a job on President George Bush's Export Council.
A Tennessee couple who defriended a woman on Facebook were murdered by the woman's father and another man.
Zebra stripes evolved over time in an effort to keep the animals safe from teeny but rather annoying predators: flies.
That right there is your laptop. This right here is my .45.
The World Press Photo of the Year winner has been chosen. The photo chosen was not only beautiful, but symbolic and powerful as well.
PepsiCo has always been in direct competition with Coca-Cola Co., but now it seems that the company's main problem is higher costs for materials. A restructuring plan was announced Thursday that includes cutting 8,700 jobs internationally.
Greg Kelly, the Good Day New York anchor accused of rape, returned on air on Friday morning, giving a brief statement before anchoring the rest of the show.
LulzFinancial, an off-shoot of hacktivist group Anonymous, went after Westboro Baptist Church this week for threatening to picket the funeral of Charlie and Braden Powell, the two boys murdered by their father Josh Powell earlier this week. Hackers shut down the church's two main sites and leaked contact information on all its members, including phone numbers and home addresses.
The social worker who witnessed the explosion at Josh Powell's home on Sunday, said he had a sheepish look and that he told his sons that he had a surprise for them. Utah police also reportedly found incestuous sex images on Powell's computer in his home two years ago and had forwarded the documents to Washington state authorities, according to reports.
A comprehensive background check on Steve Jobs was conducted by the FBI in 1991, intended to vet him for a position in the George H. W. Bush White House. What position did Jobs end up holding? What did his co-workers and neighbors think of him? What was the 1985 bomb threat that first caused Jobs and the FBI to cross paths? Here are all the details so far from the 1991 Steve Jobs FBI file.
Giant African Snails are taking over Florida. They are an invasive species slowly, but surely moving into residential areas of Miami-Dade County.
