Actress and social activist Susan Sarandon reportedly called Pope Benedict XVI a Nazi, during a public discussion at a film festival in New York City. The remark, not unnaturally, has drawn criticism from both Catholic and Jewish groups.
Paul McCartney's ex-wife Heather Mills has been sued by a Los Angeles hairdresser who claims the former reality TV show contestant failed to pay as much as $80,000 as she pursued stardom in Hollywood.
A double-notch downgrade to Spain's credit ratings has piled more pressure on European leaders to make rapid progress on solving the region's debt crisis or face unbearable borrowing costs.
Who should come out on top in the 2011 World Series
Although Giuliana Rancic of Fashion Police and host of E! News is battling breast cancer, she expects to make a full recovery, according to an interview on NBC's Today Monday.
The Occupy Wall Street protest movement in the United States represents the arrival of a global wave of social and political turmoil, according to economist Nouriel Dr. Doom Roubini.
Will Smith and his wife Jada Pinkett Smith are among the new group of owners of the Philadelphia 76ers. The new CEO Adam Aron has already announced several changes to ticket pricing that will make it more affordable and a Web site has been launched for soliciting fans' feedback.
Clearly, this woman knows How to Make it in America, as the most recent episode in the HBO show features actress Lake Bell topless in bed.
Take This Lollipop is a new site that allows user to live out their worst nightmares by providing information via Facebook.
The CMJ Music Marathon kicks off in New York on Tuesday, with 1,300 bands descending on dozens of venues throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn. The dense five-day schedule festival has become an annual ritual for unknown artists hoping to gain a crucial blog post or accolade that will propel them to internet stardom, however brief.
Human activity in melting regions.
Kenyan officials visited Somalia today to attempt to calm fears after last week's incursion into Somalian territory.
Working around Russian import bans, U.S. cowboys ship live steers
The U.S. Supreme Court will ultimately decide if victims and their families can sue corporations or political organizations in America for human rights abuses in other countries.
Gilad Shalit was released on Tuesday, after being held captive for five years by Palestinian political group Hamas. After years of protests, failed compromises and international outrage, the Israeli solder was finally reunited with his family.
Why traveling at high speed? Why having the final destiny always defined? Tiago Barros' Passing Cloud envisions travel as a slow, enjoyable process.
Bette Midler's famous mermaid stage costume, the Valentino gown she wore to the 1992 Oscars and a collection of headdresses are all going up for auction in November, Julien's Auctions said on Tuesday.
The Big East will pursue expansion quickly but won't be rushed by what anyone else is doing, including other conferences, according to commissioner John Marinatto.
Droid Razr is a Verizon phone, so it's 4G ready and has a 4.3 inch Super AMOLED screen.
Viacom is seeking $1 billion in damages, claiming Google willfully allowed Viacom content on YouTube without the media company's permission.
Will the shares of semiconductor maker Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) benefit from the iPhone 4s/5 Wave, now that Apple (AAPL) has introduced its new smartphone?
The Big East would like to have a conference championship game in New York City once it expands to 12 football-playing schools, according to commissioner John Marinatto.
