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The PlayStation Network has been restored after it was down for most of Wednesday giving log in error messages for the second time this year.

Penguins miraculously locate their homes and relatives in vast colonies under dire conditions as a result of their highly developed sense of smell, a new study has found.

The PlayStation Network is experiencing yet another outage that began on Wednesday morning and has continued throughout the day.

Julian Assange's contracted publishers will be releasing his official autobiography on Thursday without his consent.

It started with a statement on a fake Web tabloid and quickly across Twitter and other social platforms but rest assured soccer fans; David Beckham is not dead.

Canned kid's food may offer colorful packaging and hassle-free preparation, but a study alleges they are also full of toxins called BPA that may be dangerous to your children's health.

Ashton Kutcher's Two and a Half Men debut may have scored him the show record ratings but Kutchers has been criticized by his coworkers and Charlie Sheen fans for not being as funny as his predecessor.

Legendary singer Tony Bennett has been sweeping headlines, not for the release of his new album, but instead for comments criticizing America's foreign policy, which he has since apologized for.

It seems Scarlett Johansson is keeping busy following her phone hacking scandal. Last week she was spotted clubbing with Justin Timberlake in NYC and now she has been seen with Kieran Culkin at a strip club in Paris.

New York appeals court has lifted a ban on the $18bn judgment against the oil giant, Chevron for environment damage in Ecuador.

Chaz Bono may have been in the spot light for being the first transgender contestant on dancing with the stars, in the lead up to the competition, but on Monday night all eyes were on him in his cha-cha debut that seemed to wow the judges and woo the audience.

NASA has announced a plan to launch its astronauts to the International Space Station and low Earth orbit through the partnerships of private companies.

Diabetes does not just take its toll on the heart, a new study in Japan has found. It dramatically increases the risks of developing Alzheimer's or dementia in later life.

The 63rd Emmy Award ceremony on Sunday night was dominated by two shows: Mad Men and ModernFamily. Both sweeping honors one after another their triumph did not come as much a surprise, but that's no to say the night was not filled with them.

A new high-tech laser could play a significant role in detecting roadside bombs, one of the greatest causes of deaths for coalition soldiers, a study in from Michigan University has found.

Jane Lynch gave it her all as the host of this years Emmy Awards with jokes, dances and dazzled the crowd with her frequent costume changes.

Jane Lynch gave it her all as the host of this years Emmy Awards with jokes, dances and dazzled the crowd with her frequent costume changes.

NASA may have retired its Space Shuttle Program, but astronauts are still finding creative ways of bringing images from space down to earth.

For weeks NASA's defunct 7-ton research satellite has been falling towards Earth with the potential of shattering on the earth's surface and raining debris on densely populated areas, but the Space agency has confirmed the impeding threat saying it is set to crash by the end of the week.

Charlie Sheen offered two surprises to this years Emmy Awards. First he took to the stage as a presenter for best lead actor in a comedy series. Second, he offered his warmest sentiments to the cast of the hit show Two and a Half Men, of which he had been fired.

There's nothing like letting off a bit of steam at a party, and that is exactly what Scarlett Johansson did with her good friend Justin Timberlake amid an alleged hacking scandal where photos of the actress leaked on the Internet.

A small collection of amber trapped feathers thought to have belonged to dinosaurs have been discovered in a Canadian Museum, a study has revealed.

A bright dazzling light sweeping across the Southern California skyline on Wednesday night was most probably just a type of meteor known as a fireball, NASA reported.

Religious broadcaster, Pat Robertson has sparked public fervor after he told viewers that it was ok to divorce a spouse suffering from Alzheimer's because the disease was a kind of death.'

There has been a sweeping drop in the annual number of children under the age of 5 who die, according to the United Nations.

The FBI has launched an investigation into an alleged hacking incident resulting in half-nude photos of actress Scarlett Johansson being leaked on the Web.

Fewer sea turtles have been killed accidently by American fisheries, according to a new report yet the lack of data being issued by shrimp trawlers has become an obstacle to finding the number of turtles killed by fish hooks and nets.

A new addition to England's landscape is in the making as scientists are preparing to build a giant balloon in an experiment that seeks to re-create the cooling effect of erupting volcanos.

When Leila Lopes, Miss Angola was crowned Miss Universe 2011, her runner up Shamcey Supsup from the Philippines received almost as much attention following a statement allegedly issued by Oprah Winfrey saying she should have won instead.