Eric Brown

Jesse Pinkman is about as broken as a human can be in "Confessions."

After years apart and weeks of buildup, everyone’s favorite boy band *NSync finally reunited at the 2013 MTV VMAs -- for about two minutes.

Much of reclusive author J.D. Salinger’s unpublished material may be published posthumously, the writers of a new biography claim.

The Belize Tourism Board will be sending the cast of "Breaking Bad" on "a trip to Belize," but it's an actual vacation, not a cover-up for a grizzly murder.

Nasdaq suffered a three-hour outage on Thursday afternoon, shutting down trading of more than 3,200 companies.

Elizabeth Olsen is rumored to play reality-altering superhero the Scarlet Witch in "Avengers: Age of Ultron."

Previously, Japan's nuclear watchdog rated the latest leak as a level 1 incident on the INES.

“Xbox One is Kinect. They are not separate systems,” Microsoft vice president Phil Harrison said in an interview with CVG.

Michael Brandon Hill fired inside a Decatur, Ga., school and exchanged fire with police outside before Antoinette Tuff spoke to him.

Former 'N Sync member Lance Bass has cryptically denied that the '90s boy band will be reuniting for a special performance at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards.

Convicted on 10 counts of espionage and theft, Bradley Manning faces up to 90 years for leaking more than 700,000 classified files.

The pop-psychology TV host tweeted out to his followers Monday night: “If a girl is drunk, is it OK to have sex with her? Reply yes or no to @DrPhil #teensaccused,”

"Parks and Recreation" star Rashida Jones is set to produce and star in the new CW dramedy "The Revengers" alongside her sister Kikada.

The Model S electric car received a better than perfect rating from the NHTSA.

“Breaking Bad” star Jonathan Banks is set to continue intimidating audiences with his grim attitude and uneasy stares, this time on the fifth season of NBC's “Community.”

Al Jazeera America is set to launch on American cable networks Tuesday afternoon with more than 14 hours of daily hard news programming.

At its core, “Breaking Bad” has always been about family, but now it seems that Walt’s family is coming undone for good.

The producers of “Downton Abbey” have locked the show’s stars into two-year contracts to prevent shock departures.

“Lee Daniels’ The Butler” mopped up the competition this weekend, with the Forest Whitaker drama.

A new hydrating beer developed by a team of Australian researchers could be just as hydrating as a sports drink.

Charles Baker, the actor who portrays Skinny Pete in “Breaking Bad,” explains how he wants his character to go out in the show’s final season.

The SpaceX Grasshopper, a new reusable rocket from the private spaceflight contractor, has set another milestone after launching vertically and then flying sideways for several hundred feet.

Seattle police will be handing out bags of Doritos at this weekend's Hempfest to remind residents about new laws concerning marijuana legalization.

The English trailer for Hayao Miyazaki's latest film "The Wind Rises" has arrived just in time for its premier at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Perry was erroneously reported dead at the age of 50 in a Twitter hoax, kicking off an onslaught of “in memoriam” tweets.

Despite a printing error, the newly-redesigned $100 bill will enter circulation on Oct. 8.

In the video, which has earned more than half a million hits and almost 3,000 dislikes, an African-American boy recites a prayer praising Obama.

Tim Armstrong has apologized after firing Patch creative director Abel Lenz on a conference call.

A study suggests that just after death, electricity levels spike in the brain, possibly leading to phenomena like visions of bright lights.