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Jack the Cat Dies After JFK Airport Ordeal

His condition was the equivalent of having severe burns over 50-60% of his body

Steve Jobs' “Lost Interview” in Theatres Nov. 16

Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview which features 70 minutes of never-before-seen footage from one of Jobs' best interviews, will air at select Landmark Theaters across the U.S. on Nov. 16.

Sysco Tops Analyst Estimates as Food Distributor Passes Higher Costs to Customers

Sysco Corporation (NYSE:SYY) reported quarterly earnings per share of 55 cents Monday, topping analyst consensus estimates of 52 cents per share. Revenues for the food service logistics company were markedly higher, $10.59 billion versus analyst estimates of $10.49 billion. Net earnings were $302.65 million, an increase of $3.58 million, or 1.2%, when compared to quarterly earnings from a year ago.

NYC Marathon 2011: By the Numbers

The ING NYC Marathon took place Sunday, Nov. 6, and was a huge sensation. Thousands of runners participated in one of the most anticipated contests of the year and the premiere event of the New York Road Runners.

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The Nook eReader is seen on display at a Best Buy store in New York

Barnes & Noble may launch new Nook, cut some prices

Barnes & Noble Inc will introduce on Monday what analysts and the blogosphere predict will be improved, and in some cases, cheaper versions of its Nook devices to compete for holiday tablet sales.

Iranian President Ahmadinejad speaks during anti-chemical weapon ceremony in Tehran

Libya Over, Is Iran Next American Target?

With Israeli President, Shimon Peres, trying to show U.N. nations the threat Israel faces from Iran and urging them to build pressure on Iran to disclose its nuclear programs, Iran seems to be inching towards becoming the next target of the U.S. and UK coalition forces.

A Bridge Too Far? U.S. Infrastructure's Future Depends on Current Debate

Fixing all the nation's structurally deficient bridges bears a $70.9 billion price tag, according to FHWA estimates. But in a political and economic era where consensus and money are in short order, the odds of a wholesale fix are slim to none. Lawmakers have until the current spending program runs out in March to find a fiscal solution.

Election 2012: Why Mitt Romney Attracts Women

In his second run for Republican presidential nomination, Mitt Romney's campaign team has been witnessing a favorable trend among the female voters in the recent independent polls, which clearly wasn't the case in the 2008 campaign.

Carlos the Jackal Faces French Trial for Orchestring 1980s Bomb Attacks

Carlos the Jackal Faces French Trial for Orchestrating 1980s Bomb Attacks

Ilich Ramírez Sánchez, popularly known as Carlos the Jackal is preparing to stand trial before a special French criminal court for masterminding a series of terrorist bombing attacks and kidnapping during the early 1980s in France.

LA Galaxy's David Beckham attends a news conference to announce the Herbalife World Football Challenge 2011 soccer tournament in Los Angeles

LA Galaxy to meet Houston Dynamo in MLS Cup

David Beckham and Robbie Keane helped LA Galaxy beat Real Salt Lake 3-1 in the Western Conference championship game on Sunday, setting up a league-deciding MLS Cup clash against Houston Dynamo.

Director Martin Scorsese arrives for the screening of the film ''Bright Star'' by director Jane Campion at the 62nd Cannes Film Festival

Scorsese embraces early cinema and 3D tech in 'Hugo'

This was supposed to be a weekend when ground zero for Southern California movie lovers was Hollywood, site of the AFI Fest.

New York Giants Over Patriots Unsurprising, Manning Elevates to Top Tier

Give credit to Eli Manning. There may not be another win on the New York Giants' schedule that solidifies him as a top-tier quarterback at this point in his career as much as the one against the New England Patriots in Foxboro does.

Singer Andy Williams performs ''Moon River'' during a gala salute July 22, 2001 in Beverly Hills honoring comedian Milton Berle's 93rd birthday and his 88th year in show business.

Singer Andy Williams Reveals He Has Cancer

Veteran singer Andy Williams, a 1960s television variety show star best known for his rendition of the ballad Moon River, told fans over the weekend that he has been diagnosed with bladder cancer.

New York Marathon: Cartoonist Draws Race... While Running It [PICTURES]

Times cartoonist Christoph Niemann live-drew the 2011 New York City Marathon while running the 26.2 mile race himself. See some of the best of his hilarious, artistic, honest renderings of the IGN marathon, including his run-ins with security and his musings on the athletic importance of beer and bananas.

Coping With Europe's Chaos

Wall Street may find it hard to rally this week as Greece's new and untested coalition begins the process of ratifying a 130 billion-euro lifeline and the fate of Italy's government hangs by a thread.

Yankees Reach Out to C.J. Wilson, But Must Actually Sign Him to Contend

New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman called Bob Garber, the agent for free agent pitcher C.J. Wilson on Saturday, but no offer was made to him according to ESPNNewYork.com. For the Yankees title hopes to increase, Wilson should be their top offseason priority.

New York Marathon 2011 Results: Mutai, McGrory, Dado and More [PHOTOS]

Highlights and photos from the Nov. 6 ING New York City Marathon, including Geoffrey Mutai's record-breaking win, which may get him to the 2012 Olympics, and Amanda McGory's course-setting record for the NYC Marathon's women's wheelchair race.

Clint Eastwood, Leonardo DiCaprio Unveil 'J. Edgar' in L.A.

Clint Eastwood's J. Edgar is no longer stamped Top Secret.

Herman Cain Points Finger at Dishonest Journalists

It's the media's fault.

Greeks scuffle with policemen as they protest against austerity policies during a students parade in Athens

Markets Abandoning Hopes for Lasting Eurozone Solution

After another week of confusion and turmoil in Europe, investors are ditching whatever hopes they once had for a conclusive solution to the debt crisis.

Andy Rooney, '60 Minutes' Commentator and Journalist, Dies at 92

Missing Baby Lisa Irwin: Maternal Grandfather Says 'Trusting Nobody' is Making Case Worse

It has been already a month since baby Lisa Irwin went missing who is believed to be abducted from her Kansas City home. The 10-month-old went missing in the early hours of Oct. 4.

Tom Ford Made $52,000 in One Night from New Beauty Line

Tom Ford sure knows how to sell make-up. With the launch of his new beauty line collection exclusively at Bergdorf Goodman's on Wednesday Nov. 2, Ford sold $52,000 worth of goods in one night.

Andy Rooney dies

Andy Rooney, the curmudgeonly commentator who pondered everything from shoelaces to the existence of God on CBS's 60 Minutes news show for more than 30 years, died on Friday night at the age of 92, CBS said.

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Andy Rooney of ’60 Minutes’ Dies at 92

CBS stated the cause of death was complications arising from minor surgery.

Fashion’s Night Out: Vogue Editors Take on Tokyo

Tokyo's Fashion's Night Out was not just fashionable, it was momentous. For the first time, Vogue editors from around the globe joined forces to celebrate the premiere of Japan's Fashion's Night Out in Tokyo. Anna Wintour led the chic clique of 17, for her first visit to the country in more than 20 years.