Eric Brown

Evangelical Christian leader Reverend Billy Graham offered his help to Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney on Thursday in a meeting between the two at Graham’s North Carolina compound.

Over the past few months, the reality shoe “Honey Boo Boo” has inexplicably begun sweeping the nation. Now, esteemed actors Christopher Walken, Sam Rockwell, and Colin Farrell are getting in on the action. In a promotional appearance for their latest film “Seven Psychopaths,” Sam Rockwell, Colin Farrell, and Christopher Walken all appeared on a Screen Junkies set to read lines from the hit TLC reality show “Here Comes Honey Boo Boo.”

Former U.S. Rep. Sam Gibbons of Tampa, Fla., has died. Gibbons served 17 terms in Congress, from 1962 to 1997.

Quick, open up Google Image Search in a new tab and search for the phrase “completely wrong.” What comes up? Hundreds of pictures of Mitt Romney. Over the past week, Romney’s name has been unintentionally linked with the phrase “completely wrong,” causing him to become practically the only image result for the phrase. How did this happen?

Nearly two months after Pussy Riot member Yekaterina Samutsevich and two of her bandmates were sentenced to two years in prison for hooliganism, Samutsevich has been released from the Moscow prison, though the two other Pussy Riot members remain behind bars.

A little more than a year ago, Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) co-founder and technological visionary Steve Jobs died after a long battle with cancer. In his memory, the custom laptop manufacturer UncoverMac has created three limited-edition Steve Jobs tribute laptops to be sold in a charity auction.

Liam Neeson has proven himself once again to be an incredibly bankable Hollywood star. His latest film “Taken 2” just made its debut at No. 1 on the weekend box-office charts, earning roughly $50 million during its three-day opening.

A few days ago, the first trailer for Bruce Willis’ latest action outing, “Die Hard 5,” also titled “A Good Day to Die Hard,” was released online. And while the trailer has some fans of the series excited for a new installment, plenty of critics believe the fifth “Die Hard” movie will simply likely drag the series down.

Public nudity is completely legal in San Francisco, but with a proposed ban on the horizon, nudists might be in trouble. City Supervisor Scott Wiener seeks to ban public nudity there.

Jon Stewart and Bill O’Reilly are about to face off in what could be one of the most interesting political events of the year. The two will star in a debate called “The Rumble,” accessible to viewers via a paid online live stream.

Arkansas state rep. Jon Hubbard claims that slavery may have been "a blessing in disguise" for black Americans in his new book “Letters to the Editor: Confessions of a Frustrated Conservative."

Atlanta Braves fans were furious over an umpire's questionable invocation of the infield fly rule during the club's National League wild-card game against the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday. The ump's call potentially cost the Braves several runs and a chance at winning the game.

The stars of the History Channel's hit reality-television show “Pawn Stars” are being sued by their ex-manager Wayne Jefferies for alleged breach of contract.

Mumford & Sons is the biggest thing in music right now. The folk-rock quartet just broke records for the year with its newest album “Babel” selling more than 600,000 units in the first week. And now the group has hit a landmark that hasn’t been reached in 48 years, with six concurrent hits on the Billboard Hot 100 list. The only group to ever beat that record? The Beatles.

In a promotional video for his new memoir, Creed frontman Scott Stapp reveals that he credits his life to Atlanta rapper T.I., who saved his life after a failed suicide attempt.

After Anderson Cooper came out of the closet this summer, he received some unexpected criticism from fellow television host Star Jones. Now Cooper is firing back on his show “Anderson Live.”

Hulkamania is about to run wild over…well, we’re not exactly sure. But he’s about to run wild all over someone, because a sex tape featuring former professional wrestling star Hulk Hogan has leaked online.

The first presidential debate of the 2012 election has wrapped up, and both Mitt Romney and Barack Obama have traded their competing views on air. But which one of the two candidates was correct in their statements? That’s where fact-checkers come in.

Fans of “Arrested Development” now have even more reason to be excited. Not only is the beloved cult-classic show being revived for a fourth season on Netflix, now fans can win a walk-on role on the new season.

On Tuesday, a photo of a Chipotle manager making a wide-eyed grin while standing next to Mitt Romney became a viral sensation, with sites such as Gawker and the Huffington Post claiming that Romney had been photobombed by the Chipotle manager.

Foursquare now has its very first check-in from the surface of another world. As NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity was exploring the Red Planet, it took the time to let Earthlings know it was in Gale Crater via Foursquare on Wednesday.

A little more than a week after its release, Apple’s latest Maps application for iOS 6 has been received so negatively by the tech world that the company even issued an apology for the app being inferior to Google Maps. And now Apple has removed a phrase on the company's website that had touted the app as the most "powerful” map app on the market.

Banned Books Week -- an annual observance sponsored by the American Library Association and other groups to fight censorship -- begins Sunday and ends Oct. 6. Banned Books Week events will be held across the nation and online in a celebration of literature. So, to fight censorship and celebrate the week yourself, why not learn more about the most challenged books of 2011?

Lindsay Lohan claims to have been assaulted in her New York hotel room early Sunday. The man who allegedly assaulted Lohan had apparently been secretly taking pictures of the actress throughout the night and reportedly reacted violently when confronted about it.

The Department of Finance Canada accidentally began running advertisements this week on The Pirate Bay, a file-sharing site with a long history of legal trouble because of its hosting of copyright-infringing BitTorrents.

Apple’s latest hit product, the iPhone 5, may be the cheapest new smartphone on the market in terms of energy costs, according to a recently released study. The cost of charging an iPhone 5 for an entire year? Only 41 cents.

Tonight’s episode of “Doctor Who,” “The Angels Take Manhattan,” is expected to be the last episode featuring the Doctor’s companions Amy Pond and Rory Williams, and fans are eagerly awaiting its premier. So where are fans tuning in to watch the new episode? For many, online streams are taking the place of live television.

Former Professional Bowlers Association Tour title winner Tony Reyes was killed in a car accident early Friday in Redwood City, Calif.

Retiring U.S. Sen. Jim Webb, D-Va., blasted GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney Thursday for failing to mention the armed forces during his nomination-acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention last month.