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Though Manning might have been the main attraction at the 2012 Giants Parade, one fan was hoping to see someone else -- Mark Sanchez.

As a part of a new deal between the city's hotels and their unions, personal panic alarms will be distributed to hotel staff members later this year.

Move over, Mad Men and Kim Kardashian. There's a new darling in U.S. pop culture, with a much posher accent and even fancier clothes.

The Washington state House of Representatives was expected to endorse gay marriage on Wednesday in a vote that would move the state another step closer to becoming the seventh to recognize same-sex nuptials.

Some Giants didn't shake Mayor Bloomberg's hand at Tuesday's parade. Did they snub the Mayor because of his treatment of Plaxico Burress?

Brandon Jacobs had a message for Gisele Bundchen during Tuesday's Super Bowl rally at MetLife Stadium regarding her frustrations about the Patriots 21-17 loss.

Victoria Beckham might very well be the designer to beat at the 2012 Oscars. According to The Mirror, Beckham has received orders for Oscar gowns from the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow, Charlize Theron and Cameron Diaz. All three A-listers have reportedly asked the beautiful Brit to design their Oscar gowns.

After a bidding war between New Jersey and New York, the grocery chain will remain in New York, moving its bases of operations to a new facility in the Bronx.

A Staten Island mother has filed a $900 trillion suit against the City of New York for taking away her two children and putting them in a foster home over three years ago.

Connor's former PR rep is getting a lot of valuable press because of the feud

Pennsylvania lawmakers in the state's Senate have set a template for the rest of the Northeast U.S. to follow in approving a measure to impose annual fees on natural gas companies for each natural gas well they drill.

There's another official trailer for the Amazing Spider-Man, the reboot of the popular Marvel Comics series due to hit theaters in July 3, 2012. While the first trailer largely focused on Peter Parker's transformation into Spider-Man, the second trailer focused on his relationships with other characters in the film including the main villain, his professor Dr. Curt Connors, who eventually transforms into The Lizard.

Star Wars theme? John Williams. Harry Potter theme? John Williams. Hollywood's most beloved composer turns 80 today.

The Obama administration is willing to work with Catholic universities, hospitals and other church-affiliated employers to implement a new policy that requires health insurers to offer birth control coverage, a top adviser to the president's re-election campaign said on Tuesday.

Deborah Feldman had finally had enough. After 23 years of living in what she describes as an oppressive and insular community, she abandoned her Hasidic Jewish sect for a life of freedom. In her new book, Unorthodox: The Scandalous Rejection of My Hasidic Roots, Feldman details a life of strangling oppression.

Rajat Gupta, a former director of Goldman Sachs and Procter & Gamble who is the highest-ranking executive charged in a U.S. crackdown on insider trading, could face additional allegations, a federal prosecutor said on Tuesday.

Fourteen hospitals from New York, Mississippi, North Carolina, Washington, Indiana, Missouri and Florida have agreed to pay more than $12 million to the United States in order to settle allegations that the health care facilities submitted false claims to Medicare, the U.S. Justice Department said on Tuesday.

The United States, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, is the top natural gas producer and consumer in the world, and with its 273 trillion cubic feet of proven reserves, the United States holds the fourth largest source of natural gas deposits globally.

Want to party with celebrities and models? Here is where you need to be in New York City during New York Fashion Week 2012.

New York, NY - The New York Giants' ticker tape parade on Tuesday created an estimated $38 million boost for downtown Manhattan, according to Mayor Mike Bloomberg.

Each day Facebook serves as a procrastination tool for students struggling to write papers, office workers stranded at their desks, and social media junkies getting their fix. But what if posting on Facebook was your job? What if users made money based on all the content they generated for the interactive Internet community? After all, Facebook wouldn’t be worth $100 billion without its dedicated fan base of Web addicts.