Eric Brown

The Food and Drug Administration announced on Thursday that it will require manufacturers of several insomnia drugs, including the popular drug Ambien, to lower their recommended doses.

One Direction member Harry Styles tweeted a photo of fellow member Niall Horan playing guitar with his nipple out and the phrase “nip slip” as a caption.

Reverend Louie Giglio, the Atlanta-area pastor chosen by President Obama to deliver a benediction his inauguration, has stepped down after anti-LGBT comments from a mid-1990s sermon popped up online.

Shortly after the Sandy Hook school shooting, CNN host Piers Morgan began making strong calls for more gun control in America. This has made a lot of people very, very mad, especially conservative radio host Alex Jones, who started a petition to deport Morgan. Now, the White House has issued an official response.

According to a new report from Forbes, Al Gore is now worth more than last year’s Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney.

Comedian and talk show host Rosie O’Onnell has welcomed a new daughter, Dakota, into her family after adopting the baby girl on Wednesday.

A rare baseball card from 1865 is about to hit the auction market, and bids are expected to reach as high as $100,000 for the card.

Just two days after returning from a weeks-long haitus from “The Daily Show,” host Jon Stewart has already made headlines for brandishing a plastic gun in a segment on gun control featured in Tuesday night’s episode.

Katt Williams did not have a great 2012, and it looks like 2013 is off to an equally difficult start as the actor-comedian’s legal troubles deepen.

The hit British period drama “Downton Abbey” returns on Sunday night (January 6) for its third season on American airwaves. The latest season promises to bring plenty of surprises and shake ups to the show's cast.

Months after landing on the red planet, NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity is still creating buzz with its latest findings. The most recent Curiosity news to captivate the Internet is a photo of a small rock formation that closely resembles a flower.

Is “The Big Bang Theory” the next “Friends?” The CBS sitcom about a group of awkward but endearing geeks has always been a hit with the ratings, but the show’s record-breaking first episode of 2013 has it earning numbers close to one of the most popular sitcoms of all time.

Plenty of people had some excellent times ringing in 2013, but it looks like Josh Brolin may have had a bit too much fun.

With the so-called fiscal cliff averted, laypeople and politicians alike are clamoring for a quick resolution of the impending debt-ceiling crisis. And the most bizarre idea so far is a proposal for the government to mint a single $1 trillion coin to help pay down the national debt without raising the ceiling.

The Florida Highway Patrol has identified the three people who died in a small-plane crash Friday in Palm Coast, Fla.

A skydiver wearing a special wingsuit was reported missing after jumping out of a helicopter near Washington’s Cascade foothills Thursday.

It’s no secret that the host of ABC's “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” isn’t a fan of the host of NBC's “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” and, in a new interview with Rolling Stone, Kimmel slams Leno for being a sellout.

Former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., who was shot in the head during a 2011 assassination attempt, has made a visit to Newtown, Conn., the site of the Sandy Hood Elementary School shooting last month.

An Illinois police captain has banned all of his on-duty officers from eating at a local Denny’s restaurant after a detective was asked to leave the restaurant for carrying a firearm indoors.

Reigning Masters Champion golfer Bubba Watson revealed on Thursday that he suffered from anxiety and panic attacks throughout much of his career.

The Illinois Legislature is soon to vote on a bill redefining car rental companies. While that might not seem newsworthy, a provision buried in the bill would legalize gay marriage in the state.

Stargazers next fall may find the moon is not the brightest object in the night sky. As the newly discovered Comet ISON passes close to the sun between October and December next year, it indeed might become bright enough to outshine the moon.

Despite the amazing profits some films pulled in this year, the lowest grossing film of the year may shock you with just how little money it earned. Christian Slater’s horror film “Playback” earned only $264 during its theatrical run, according to reports from Yahoo!.

Charlie Sheen, former star of CBS’ “Two and a Half Men” and current star of FX’s “Anger Management,” was caught onstage dropping a homophobic slur at the opening of his new bar in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Although Sheen has since denied any homophobic intent, he can be clearly heard on tape calling the crowd a “lying bunch of f----t a--holes.”

A Massachusetts man was arrested for drunk driving after he drove his car onto the lawn of Alcoholics Anonymous co-founder Bill Wilson’s house in Dorset, Vt., on Christmas Eve.

Retired Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf Jr., commander of coalition forces in the First Gulf War of 1990-91, died Thursday at age 78.

Before Kimura became the oldest person in the world, that title belonged to Dina Manfredini of Johnston, Iowa. However, Johnston passed away on December 17 at the age of 115, making Kimura of Japan the oldest person alive and the oldest man ever at the age of 115 years and 252 years old.

According to statistics from TorrentFreak, by far the most pirated television show of the year is the HBO fantasy epic “Game of Thrones,” based on the hit “A Song of Ice and Fire” series by George R.R. Martin. Let's look at why.

After 21 years, the seminal Irish alternative rock band My Bloody Valentine has finally announced that it is finished with a new record, the follow-up to 1991’s “Loveless.”