Mila Kunis, Justin Timberlake: 'Friends With Benefits' Red Hot Premiere [PHOTOS]
On Monday, July 18, the two actors basked in their greatly anticipated and publicized upcoming movie Friends With Benefits, after the actress was nominated for 'Best Supporting Actress' for The Black Swan at the 2011 Academy Awards. The punchy, romantic comedy hits theaters on Friday, July 22.
Non-African Heritage Equals Neanderthal Genetics, Study [PHOTOS]
All Non-African carry Neanderthal genetics.
Housing starts hit 6-month high, permits up
Housing starts rose more than expected in June to touch a six-month high and permits for future construction unexpectedly increased, a government report showed on Tuesday, likely reflecting growing demand for rental apartments.
Arsenal Transfer Rumours - Fabregas, Lukaku and Vidal
Despite Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger stating last week that he would attempt to hold on to wantaway midfielder Cesc Fabregas, it has now emerged that the Gunners have been in negotiation with Barcelona about the 24-year-old.
Instant view: Goldman's profit lower than expected
Goldman Sachs Group Inc's profit fell short of lowered market expectations as fixed income trading revenue dropped sharply.
Novartis new drugs help fight generics threat
Swiss drugmaker Novartis expects to withstand competition from cheaper copies of its drugs after it posted forecast-beating second-quarter sales helped by its newest products.
Instant view: Bank of America's second quarter results
Bank of America Corp posted a second quarter loss, after taking more than $20 billion of mortgage-linked charges.
Stocks rise on strength in IBM, housing starts
Stocks rose about 1 percent on Tuesday as a strong quarterly report from IBM and a surge in housing starts sparked investor optimism a day after a selloff.
Ex-trader Chiesi awaits fate in Galleon insider case
There is not even a chance we will do one day in jail, Danielle Chiesi declared early last year in an interview with Reuters.
Study: 'Sexting' Gets More Play From Women Than Men
A study, “Let My Fingers Do the Talking: Sexting and Infidelity in Cyberspace,” by Dr. Diane Kholos Wysocki found that women are more likely to punch their own buttons - on a cell phone that is. The study, conducted in 2009, showed roughly two-thirds of the women surveyed were more likely to send nude photographs or sexually explicit text messages than about half the men surveyed.
BofA posts $8.8 billion net loss, worst ever
Bank of America Corp reported an $8.8 billion second-quarter loss, its worst ever, and posted a drop in lending margins as low interest rates weigh on the largest U.S. bank.
William Shatner Kicked Out Of Google+ Briefly
Google+ apparently thought he was a fake
Murdoch newspapers tighten computer security after hack
Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper group told staff to change their passwords and tighten security, sources said on Tuesday, after hackers attacked the website of his tabloid The Sun.
FDA plans oversight of some mobile medical apps
A fast-growing number of software applications offers doctors the chance to view X-rays or monitor heart rates from iPads or smartphones, prompting U.S. health officials on Tuesday to propose government oversight for some of the more complex health apps.
Manchester United Transfer News - Ganso and not Sneijder to replace Scholes?
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson will look to sign Santos midfielder Ganso as a replacement for the retired Paul Scholes, after he recently played down reports linking him to signing Inter Milan midfielder Wesley Sneijder.
Trust banks earnings up amid new business
State Street Corp and Bank of New York Mellon , two of the world's biggest custody banks, each reported stronger second-quarter earnings as new demand for their products boosted revenue.
Stock futures point to higher open on IBM, housing data
Stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Tuesday after a strong quarterly report from IBM and a surge in housing starts, sparking investor optimism a day after a selloff.
Nokia seen making Q2 loss on dwindling market share
Nokia, the largest phone maker by volume, probably fell into the red in the second quarter and is not expected to recover for a few more as its aging models keep losing market share.
Vanessa Hudgens Replaces Britney Spears As the New Face of Candie's [PHOTOS]
It seems being a Candie's girl is actually a lot of fun for the stars. Thnx, @BritneySpears, you're a tough act to follow, Hudgens posted via Twitter. But, I'm so excited to be the new Candie's girl for 2011!! - xo, Vanessa. Photos have been released of the 22 year old star in lingerie, floral dresses, and other glammed out accessories. Ever since I saw Fergie do the ads for Candie's I fell in love, Hudgens said in a promo interview. It's such an hon...
Vanessa Hudgens Replaces Britney Spears As the New Face of Candie's [PHOTOS]
It seems being a Candie's girl is actually a lot of fun for the stars. Thnx, @BritneySpears, you're a tough act to follow, Hudgens posted via Twitter. But, I'm so excited to be the new Candie's girl for 2011!! - xo, Vanessa. Photos have been released of the 22 year old star in lingerie, floral dresses, and other glammed out accessories. Ever since I saw Fergie do the ads for Candie's I fell in love, Hudgens said in a promo interview. It's such an hon...
Stock futures climb on IBM results, Goldman weighs
Stock index futures rose on Tuesday as IBM rallied after its quarterly results, though indexes were slightly off their early highs following a weak report from Goldman Sachs.
Goldman profit misses expectations on weak trading
Goldman Sachs Group Inc's second-quarter net income missed market expectations by a wide margin as the investment bank's fixed income trading revenues dropped sharply.
Amazon Offers Discounted Kindle Textbook Rentals
Renting may be a cheaper option for college students and parents in a time of tight finances, with college tuition and expenses a burden for many families. Amazon.com launched Kindle textbook rentals, promising tens of thousands of textbooks at discounts of as much as 80 percent less than purchase price on Monday.
Rupert Murdoch has board backing
News Corp independent directors are fully behind Rupert Murdoch, a board member told Reuters on Monday, as his iron grip on his vast media empire came under question because of the hacking scandal that already has consumed his London newspaper company.
Goldman Sachs profit misses expectations
Goldman Sachs Group Inc's net income rose during the second quarter but fell short of lowered market expectations as fixed income trading revenue dropped sharply.
Nokia to Slash Handset Prices by 10 percent in Q4
With the growing momentum in the smartphone market, Nokia is pushed to slash the price of its handset by 10 percent in Q4 of 2011 to boost its sales globally.
A Hindu Wedding Around the Corner for Brangelina?
Brangelina wedding up on the cards?
State Street reports higher quarterly earnings
State Street Corp , the world's third-largest institutional investor, reported on Tuesday stronger second quarter earnings as increased demand for its record keeping and investment services boosted revenue.
Nowotny breaks ranks with ECB hard line on Greece
A rescue package for Greece could involve a short-term default without disastrous repercussions for the euro zone, Austria's central bank governor said, the first sign of a crack in the European Central Bank's hard line.
Chelsea Transfer Rumours - Lukaku, Courtois, Vidal and Parker
Chelsea have signed Thibaut Courtois and are reportedly interested in capturing Arturo Vidal, but will face a challenge to sign Romelu Lukaku from Manchester City and Arsenal.