Eric Brown

Hip-hop legend Jay-Z just announced his newest record "Magna Carta Holy Grail" alongside a unique new distribution method with Samsung.

Two Boy Scout leaders have been ordered to apologize for marching in the Utah Pride Parade, but they refuse to do it.

The Black Forest Fire near Colorado Springs, Colo., is now 65 percent contained. It has killed two people and destroyed 485 homes.

The Superman franchise is back as "Man of Steel" dominated the weekend box office and set a June record.

A Philippine ferry carrying 60 people has sunk off the coast of Burias Island. A rescue operation is underway but one woman has reportedly died.

Kanye West's new albums "Yeezus," set to drop on June 18, could sell as many as 500,000 copies in its first week.

The number of homes consumed by the raging fire more than tripled between Wednesday and Thursday, an official said.

Comedian Rick Polito says he's sorry for revealing that he ghostwrites content for George Takei's mega-popular Facebook page.

But the resolution that was passed does not require individual Baptist churches to cut ties with the Boy Scouts of America.

Apple's upcoming iOS 7 is hailed as a revolution for the company's mobile operating system, but some older Apple models will be missing out.

Microsoft brought out two employees to play its latest "Killer Instinct" game at E3, but one employee's trash talk sounded a bit too much like a rape joke for

Booz Allen has advertised for someone to fill a position remarkably similar to the one held by Edward Snowden.

Booz Allen says NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden worked for the company less than three months before leaking NSA documents to the press.

U.S. Sen. Rand Paul announced Sunday he may sue the government over newly revealed top-secret NSA surveillance program PRISM.

Despite low expectations, "The Purge" dominated the weekend's box office with $36 million. Meanwhile, "The Internship" bombed with a fourth-place opening.

A leaked document reveals an NSA program named PRISM that supposedly mines data from servers of tech giants.

The audience for HBO's fantasy epic "Game of Thrones" has nearly doubled over the past two years, making it a contender for the network's most-popular-show-ever title.

You've heard the theory that Megan Draper will be murdered like Sharon Tate was, but how about the theory that she's already dead?

A leaked top-secret court order reveals the NSA has access to details on every Verizon phone call in the U.S. over the past three months.

Brooklyn psychotherapist Lynne Rosen and her boyfriend John Littig, who co-hosted a self-help radio show together, were found dead Monday.

Apple has been found guilty of violating Samsung's patents on older model iPhones and iPads, but promises to fight back.

"After Earth" was a bomb at the box office this weekend, but was it also propaganda for Scientology?

"Community" creator Dan Harmon was fired as the NBC sitcom's showrunner last year, but he's returning after it had a lackluster fourth season.

Discovery Channel television stars Tim Samaras and Carl Young died, along with Samaras' son Paul, while covering a tornado in Oklahoma.

Flint, Mich., woman Nicole Lynn Mansfield was killed while fighting for pro-rebel forces in Syria.

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings says he's willing to make more "Arrested Development."

A new photo of the ricin-laced letter sent to Mayor Bloomberg reveals shocking threats against the gun-control advocate.

At D11, Elon Musk said he hopes to triple Tesla's Supercharger network and introduce an affordable all-electric car.

At 72 years old, Patrick Stewart tries his first ever pizza at Brooklyn's Smiling Pizzeria.