Eric Brown

Stephen Colbert appeared on "The Paul Mercurio Show" Tuesday to shed some light on Daft Punk dropping out of a "Colbert Report" appearance last week. He says that the robotic duo was always notoriously difficult to deal with.

Watch this amazing animated version of "Breaking Bad's" imaginary "Star Trek" script.

Thirty-six people were rescued from a collapsing three-story building on Sunday night.

"Breaking Bad" nearly doubled its previous record-high ratings on Sunday night with the premiering the first episode of its final season.

In the premiere episode of “Breaking Bad” season five, part two, “Blood Money” pits Walt against Hank in the battle of wits we all knew was coming.

“Elysium” may have won the battle for the box office this weekend, but it could still lose the war for profitability.

More than 100,000 people have applied to leave Earth forever in favor of colonizing Mars.

Actress Karen Black, best known for her appearances in counterculture classic films like “Easy Rider” and “Five Easy Pieces,” has died after a years-long battle with cancer.

The subway shark captured the world's heart, and now we know where it came from.

Lavabit's owner said the service would shut down to avoid becoming “complicit in crimes against the American people.”

Insider rumors point towards "Breaking Bad" star Bryan Cranston playing Superman's archenemy Lex Luthor in "Man of Steel 2."

A section of the manual instructed tax agencies to falsify records of tips reported by the DEA’s Special Operations Division.

Allegretti died of emphysema on July 26, though his attorney has just decided to make the news public.

Instagram's latest 4.1 update allows users to upload previously filmed video footage to the photo-sharing service.

Loki actor Tom Hiddleston has confirmed that he will not return to the "Avengers" franchise in 2015's "Avengers: Age of Ultron"

The latest trailer for Marvel's upcoming "Thor: The Dark World" highlights the uneasy alliance between mythical sibling rivals Thor and Loki.

Bad news for American “Downton Abbey” fans: PBS will continue to air the hit period drama months behind its original showings in the United Kingdom.

Actor and gay rights activist George Takei has called on the IOC to move the 2014 Winter Olympics out of Russia in protest of the country's anti-gay laws.

Mark McGwire admitted to reporters on Monday night that he regrets ever using performance-enhancing drugs during his time in the MLB.

Donald Glover, who previously announced that he will take on a reduced role in the upcoming season of “Community,” is set to develop his own new comedy series for FX.

Tamerlan Tsarnaev was reading extremist conspiracy theory and white supremacist literature before the Boston bombing, the BBC reports.

A Connecticut middle school student who misspelled his correct answer to a question on “Jeopardy!” last week claims he was “cheated” out of his winnings.

Black Flag guitarist and co-founder Greg Ginn is suing several former band members for playing in FLAG, a similarly named tribute band.

Buddy-cop comedy “2 Guns” shot to the top of the box office this weekend with a total haul of $27.4 million, despite a slow weekend overall.

Scottish actor Peter Capaldi has been announced as the next Doctor on “Doctor Who.”

Simon Cowell, host of "The X Factor," announced some changes for next season: The prize money is being lowered to $1 million, and hosts Brittany Spears and L.A. Reid will leave the show.

Bryan Singer, director of "X-Men: Days of Future Past," has given fans the first full look at the film's robotic villains, the Sentinels.

Netflix's newly introduced profiles feature allows up to five people to personalize their tastes on the same account.

After Rowling's law firm let it slip that she had authored a crime novel under a pseudonym, the firm agreed to make a large donation as restitution.